SWAY will you please...
1: Guest
posted Apr 05th, 2009 3:16am
SWAY I recently saw a video of you on james bertoni's site. You were speaking German on a cell phone next to another model and you seemed so powerful in the video! I was wondering if you would speak German to the viewer's of one of your upcoming video's? We rarely get to hear you speak in your language. Which is by the way very sexy!
2: Schizo666
posted Apr 05th, 2009 5:04am
Funny... most times they tell you how agressive german sounds. well, maybe i shouldn't swallow razors in the morning...
3: Guest
posted Apr 05th, 2009 11:44am
Itīs all a thing of tune.
Just how do we say it ? Smooth, agressiv etc.....
And obviously SWAY semms to have a smooth spelling.
Letīs see what turns out in the next videos.
WBW:
NVB
4: KarrrrRRRrrL
posted Apr 05th, 2009 3:35pm
In france, most of peoples says german is an agressive and "brutal" language, and a lot of these who try to learn it in school are disgusted by the difficulties like declination and structure of sentence. (mostly because of the bad method of teachers i think..)
Personnaly, i f
***ing love germanics accents like german, dutch and danish, question of taste..maybe it's because i was disgusted by spanish (i hate spanish rrrrr

) when i was at school. (hate spanish and like german is not very common in south west of france)
That's why i try to learn german when i have enough time and even if i dont understand it yet (exept if you repeat "ich bin susan und ich esse sauerkrout, hmmm ! ich liebe sauerkrout mit blumen !" ) , i love the idea of ..errr..guest, it could be very interesting
ps : i wonder to know if the germans (or other country why not) love more or less french language or if it's the same problem ?..because if you ask someone in france to speak german, more of 50% will answer you "ein zwei ein zwei HALT ! papir schnell !" or something like that
5: Guest
posted Apr 06th, 2009 10:56am
My experience is the same with french.
Sometimes you have bad teachers and you wonīt get in touch with the speech. Thatīs why also some donīt like frech..
I do, because I lived to the border to france.
I just like the spelling.
Et ca ce la meme choose pourqui moi faire de exercise fraincais. I hope I made it right.. (Wanted to say, Thats the main reason why I teake frenche lessons.)
Sorry KarrrrrRRRrrL for writing and grammar mistakes.
It takes a ling time to get back to a solid state after three years of bad teaching.....
WBW:
MVB
6: SWAY
posted Apr 10th, 2009 7:06pmTranslated Post
Thank you for the compliment to my voice! I find rather I have a quiet and sometimes also a little bit high sound position however, this is sure also view thing

.
I for my part I can only say and I love the French language. The sound is so melodic and whatever is told into this language and also the worst terms of abuse sound like a music composition or?

at school I have had four years of French lessons and at that time could read also so relatively well and write and speak with others. During the last years I could not often apply the language, unfortunately and so that today I can French still read very well while listening is quite more problematic and this speaking... oh my ... je ne sais pas

.
The grammar I did not find completely so badly and there Latin was for me already a hurdle more difficultly with all to the cases and declensions and the special cases of the special cases.
However, hey is to be got excited as a German about the grammar of other languages also a witty thing or? If I am happy and that I did not have to learn the grammar and I believe I would have despaired and I have really respect for everybody and itself voluntarily by our grammar jungle hits
7: Guest
posted Apr 15th, 2009 1:49am
amo, amas, amat, amamus, amatis, amant
(Actually only the first one is true ~ but that is only because you are such a beautifully genuine individual. Would you like the idea of acting in a film as someone trying to distract Kasparov from playing a serious game of chess? Perhaps dressed in an elegant long black dress with hidden latex that he glimpses more as time goes by
