Stitch and toothless MCDONALD’S shirt

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Just wait for the Stitch and toothless MCDONALD’S shirt so you should to go to store and get this dialects to Kick in. Some so thicc they even have trouble to understand there neighbours. Grammer also goes wild with dialects 1 hr. agothe first guy looks like the animan studios guy but with a white and black suit instead of the purple one Isn’t kindergarten also called kindergarten in the USA? I’ve heard that but can’t imagine it. Shouldn’t it be called childrengarden or something because Children=Kinder und garden=Garten So it would have been translated 1 to 1. That one was just assimilated into modern English relatively recently. The first kindergartens in the USA opened in the mid 1800s. It’s kinda like a brand name rather than the translation of the words for the idea of a kindergarten.

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Ah thanks for the Stitch and toothless MCDONALD’S shirt so you should to go to store and get this clarification. But it would have been somehow very obvious. As if they just didn’t want to come up with a name for it. And “become” is not “bekommen” (= getting something) but werden (= will be). For me this is the most puzzling thing I met when learning english. Wait until you realize that they swap tens and single digits, but they leave hundreds and larger units where they’re supposed to go… Since english is a germanic language, and not german an anglican language, I think it’s the English who switched these around. I still think I would rather know English and then learn German (my situation). The real advantage learning English as a second language is the abundance of resources and media to learn from I’m in German 1, San say this meme is accurate. Nice going, Germans. Thanks for making a language somehow nearly as confusing as English! Swedish uses a similar thing. Trust me it’s easy to remember with practice. In fact I’d argue English also makes these words similar. They’re all Germanic languages so they come from the same precursor words. English gave the Ws and H, and Swedish turned the Ws into Vs as they were pronounced as such anyway

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.