Going to the pharmacy and there being no English speakers, having to explain in detail that you went out for big beers with your colleagues last night to watch the Dortmund game, and you got captured by the occasion and possible ate a bad crisp, which is why you have a headache this morning.
Girl in the pharmacy was laughing very hard, possibly even a little bit at my joke.
They don't teach this stuff at GCSE, which is a crying shame. From my school days I know how to order a sandwich and ask directions to the cinema but it's really not practical.
In Bengers Britain there would be a new German speaking curriculum to teach pupils how to speak to a mechanic about their wasserpumpe being kaputt, and hanging out of their arse after a night on the razz.
Suity in getting the hang of ze lingo mode.
Girl in the pharmacy was laughing very hard, possibly even a little bit at my joke.
They don't teach this stuff at GCSE, which is a crying shame. From my school days I know how to order a sandwich and ask directions to the cinema but it's really not practical.
In Bengers Britain there would be a new German speaking curriculum to teach pupils how to speak to a mechanic about their wasserpumpe being kaputt, and hanging out of their arse after a night on the razz.
Suity in getting the hang of ze lingo mode.
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