Saying HI

[silverstangs]

Du omgangsspråk er meget vanskelig for meg å oversette , så tilgivelse meg hvis JEG sier ikke saker korrekt. JEG rettferdig savnet å si hei. JEG bemerket det noen av din medlemmer var besøk oss for California Fords , så JEG bestemte å sjekk denne sted ut.

 

 

Scott

[Kubbikkåre]

Bilforumet.net get's international:D

[Bullit]

We sure did enjoy the "Mustangrapist" thread :D Just proves that idiots are everywhere:rolleyes:

[silverstangs]

Originally posted by Kubbikkåre

Bilforumet.net get's international:D

 

Well It's good to travel.....

[silverstangs]

Originally posted by Bullit

We sure did enjoy the "Mustangrapist" thread :D Just proves that idiots are everywhere:rolleyes:

 

Yes that's so true. I feel kinda of foolish because I spent 4 hours trying to type my first post in a language I don't understand to w ll , and the first two responces I get back are in perfect english.

 

I should have known.

[Bullit]

Shoulden`t be ashamed of your Norwegian typing skills, shit, i know Norwegians who type worse than that...

Anywho, where did you learn Norwegian?

[Dawg Dee-Lux]

Originally posted by silverstangs

 

Yes that's so true. I feel kinda of foolish because I spent 4 hours trying to type my first post in a language I don't understand to well , and the first two responces I get back are in perfect english.

 

I should have known.

 

Well, you'll get an A for the effort. I'm well impressed.

[silverstangs]

Originally posted by Bullit

Shoulden`t be ashamed of your Norwegian typing skills, shit, i know Norwegians who type worse than that...

Anywho, where did you learn Norwegian?

 

This is going to sound crazy, but it was when I was in Germany. I was attempting to date a nice swedish girl, and she didn't make things easy for me. I live by Trier, and she was livig in Luxemburg. She said she wouldn't date a person that couldn't speak more than 3 languages. So she attempted to teach me Norwegian and Sweedish. It was a pain in the but... and in the end, we broke up.

[Spaca]

damn.. You tried to learn a whole new language for her? You must be mad or really love.. ;)

(norwegian boys dont do stuff like that.. they just say "take me as I am" ;)

[Bullit]

Originally posted by Spaca

damn.. You tried to learn a whole new language for her? You must be mad or really love.. ;)

(norwegian boys dont do stuff like that.. they just say "take me as I am" ;)

 

We`re just that goood:D

[Precious]

LOL :D Spaca: I'm willing to learn your language ;)

 

Most of us know how to speak/type english :)

It's part of our school from kids to grownups.

 

Welcome.

[KeLoN]

Originally posted by Spaca

damn.. You tried to learn a whole new language for her? You must be mad or really love.. ;)

(norwegian boys dont do stuff like that.. they just say "take me as I am" ;)

 

EY! I will have no par of that generalisation please! :mad: =P

Well.. Anywho, it's really cool to have people from other country's here in our forum :) Although I don't relly see how they even bother, when there's almost none english threads..

But still, very cool :)

 

(Sorry for my sometimes bad english.. I'm 17, what ya gonna do? =P)

[Slim!]

So, how much Norwegian will you understand? Are you able to understand the other posts on these boards? If you do, will you stick around?

[Dawg Dee-Lux]

BTW: Have u seen these?

 

http://www.sportbilen.se/bildspel.php?cat=mustang2005&go=0

 

[silverstangs]

Originally posted by Spaca

damn.. You tried to learn a whole new language for her? You must be mad or really love.. ;)

(norwegian boys dont do stuff like that.. they just say "take me as I am" ;)

 

 

Learning to read and write in other languages is the easy part. That I can do, but speaking in different languages is what is more difficult for me. I don't seem to have the tounge for speaking with the correct pronuctation, but I can understand what people say. Also, English is actually my 3rd language, Turkish and Spainish are my first two. I grew up in Spain, and went to a spanish school. At my house, my father only spoke English and a little turkish. My mother and grand mother spoke turkish and some french. So naturally, I had to learn all. Then we moved to California, most people here speak English, but you will hear alot of Spainish and Chinese.