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[tTheiKid]

Hi there, I'm Tiago aka tTheiKid (my username pretty much everywhere:YouTube,Instagram,Twitter,NFSWorld,...). I'm a technology and car guy and despite my YouTube channel's videos are mainly about Apple but I will make more videos of other things in the technology department. PC user and overclocker (it's true that overclocking is addictive). I registered in this forum because I like Linus' videos and this looks like a great community.

[Thunderjolt]

Guten Tag!

[FloRolf]

Guten Tag!

 Einen Guten Tag (eher Abend) mein Herr!

[Thunderjolt]

 Einen Guten Tag (eher Abend) mein Herr!

Wie gehts ihnen mein bruder?

[FireFox]

Welcome mate :)

 

I'm a car guy to :P

[SSOB]

Hi

[extremescouter]

Welcome to the forum!

[BAPEsta]

Välkommen! 

Nice to see new faces here!

[FloRolf]

Wie gehts ihnen mein bruder?

 

Ausgezeichnet! Es ist durchaus herrliches Wetter hier und im Forum gibt es auch immer gute Unterhaltung und immer was zu tun also keine Langeweile!

Und selbst, mein Kamerad?

[Legion]

Welcome to the LTT Club.

 

Pool's open at 7, courtesy 660Ti's can be found in the mini bar but the SSD costs extra.

[pGuerrerox]

hello!  im not a car guy but i use a car! plop!

 

welcome!

[SuperJeRoT]

Добар дан друже и добродошао! ;)

[tTheiKid]

Welcome mate :)

 

I'm a car guy to :P

Well, I decided to go for the technology area in university but, later on, I would like to learn something about them because one of my main topics of conversation is "cars" since I was 4. I will get my drivers license in a few months (on my 18th anniversary) and, luckily, I will get a hold of an AE86 with LSD (=fun). Sadly, it isn't mine but probably I will drive it quite often.

[tTheiKid]

Welcome to the LTT Club.

 

Pool's open at 7, courtesy 660Ti's can be found in the mini bar but the SSD costs extra.

I don't mind the extra for an SSD. My laptop and my rig could use those but, I will wait a bit.

[FireFox]

Well, I decided to go for the technology area in university but, later on, I would like to learn something about them because one of my main topics of conversation is "cars" since I was 4. I will get my drivers license in a few months (on my 18th anniversary) and, luckily, I will get a hold of an AE86 with LSD (=fun). Sadly, it isn't mine but probably I will drive it quite often.

 

AE86, those are pretty rare, I've not seen one for years

[tTheiKid]

AE86, those are pretty rare, I've not seen one for years

That particular one belongs to my father. Bought it brand new, only 200 were sold in my country but most of them were crashed. I see a few of them cruising around. That's because those 200 were for sale in only one car dealer in the whole country, which is in the town where I live.

[Thunderjolt]

Ausgezeichnet! Es ist durchaus herrliches Wetter hier und im Forum gibt es auch immer gute Unterhaltung und immer was zu tun also keine Langeweile!

Und selbst, mein Kamerad?

Ich bin sehr gut. Das Wetter hier ist sehr schweirig, obwohl das Internet gut Zeitvertreib ist. Mein Deutch ist nicht so gut weil man im England wohnen. Ich Deutch Schule gelehrt.

Man, This is hurting my brain :P

[FloRolf]

Ich bin sehr gut. Das Wetter hier ist sehr schweirig, obwohl das Internet gut Zeitvertreib ist. Mein Deutch ist nicht so gut weil man im England wohnen. Ich Deutch Schule gelehrt.

Man, This is hurting my brain :P

 

lol, this is amazing, ive never chatted in german with someone from england! :D Do you also write tests and stuff in german? if so, could you send me a copy of one? I always wanted to see how other countries learn german because it is quite difficult, isnt it? ^^

[Guest]

Welcome to the forums :)

[Thunderjolt]

lol, this is amazing, ive never chatted in german with someone from england! :D Do you also write tests and stuff in german? if so, could you send me a copy of one? I always wanted to see how other countries learn german because it is quite difficult, isnt it? ^^

 

Yeah, It's a pretty challenging language. There is so much grammar to know it's crazy. Even my teacher who knows both French and German still comes across words he has never heard of and I've only just finished it as a GCSE. It's like what you get when you finish Secondary School then in College it's A level, which is an equivalent to an Abitur right? Here's a link to the Exams I did.

http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/german/gcse/german-4665/past-papers-and-mark-schemes

Just choose any of those dates and either Unit 1 or Unit 2. Unit 1 is a Listening Exam. Unit 2 is a Reading Exam. Foundation is easier it goes up to a Grade C and Higher is the hardest for a GCSE which goes between a grade D - A*. Have fun :P

 

If you go to the bottom of the page you can find the actual audio files for each Unit 1 Listening Paper.

[FloRolf]

Yeah, It's a pretty challenging language. There is so much grammar to know it's crazy. Even my teacher who knows both French and German still comes across words he has never heard of and I've only just finished it as a GCSE. It's like what you get when you finish Secondary School then in College it's A level, which is an equivalent to an Abitur right? Here's a link to the Exams I did.

http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/german/gcse/german-4665/past-papers-and-mark-schemes

Just choose any of those dates and either Unit 1 or Unit 2. Unit 1 is a Listening Exam. Unit 2 is a Reading Exam. Foundation is easier it goes up to a Grade C and Higher is the hardest for a GCSE which goes between a grade D - A*. Have fun :P

 

If you go to the bottom of the page you can find the actual audio files for each Unit 1 Listening Paper.

 

wow, thanks! :D

 

i dont know about college and all that stuff but in germany you get your Abitur after 12-13years of school, without Kindergarten obviously. ^^

im now going to hear the audio test after finishing the foundation and higher reading tests! :P

[Thunderjolt]

wow, thanks! :D

 

i dont know about college and all that stuff but in germany you get your Abitur after 12-13years of school, without Kindergarten obviously. ^^

im now going to hear the audio test after finishing the foundation and higher reading tests! :P

If you can find the mark schemes you can see how many you got right and then put it into their calculator to get a grade :P

Yeah, over here it's pretty much the same for an A-Level. You have to be in school for at least 13 years.

[FloRolf]

If you can find the mark schemes you can see how many you got right and then put it into their calculator to get a grade :P

Yeah, over here it's pretty much the same for an A-Level. You have to be in school for at least 13 years.

 

i always thought the audio tests for other languages are spoken really fast (I've got that problem with french! :P) but its actually pretty slow! :D

 

Lol atm there is a scene with Herr Pastweka and Frau Engelke, who are actually german comedians! :D

[Thunderjolt]

i always thought the audio tests for other languages are spoken really fast (I've got that problem with french! :P) but its actually pretty slow! :D

 

Lol atm there is a scene with Herr Pastweka and Frau Engelke, who are actually german comedians! :D

Haha that's awesome xD I've always thought that the names they use are totally made up German names. I never realised that they actually used real people's names. That's awesome.

[Dudenstein]

Another new forumite. Welcome to the family man!