Hello from Ludwigsburg

[Tosca]

Hello Orchids-Friends,
my home is in a little town near Stuttgart in Germany. I have some Paphiopediums - natural forms and hybrids and Phragmipediums also. On my balkony there are nine roses in big pots. Another hobby is to bake bread from the hole grain.
Sorry, my english is not the best.

 

[Silverwhisp]

Welcome, Ute!

 

[abax]

Welcome to ST from Kentucky. Good heavens, don't worry about
your English! I took two years of German in college and still can't
speak it. Your post was just fine.

 

[NYEric]

Welcome from NYC.

 

[musa]

Wellcome Ute,
great to meet you here!

 

[JeanLux]

Hi Ute! Grüsse aus Luxemburg!!

Jean

 

[Tosca]

Hi, thanks so much for the warm welcome.

 

[cnycharles]

Greetings from south jersey!

 

[Guldal]

Hello!

Your english is perfectly understandable - welcome on board!

Grüsse von der anderen Seite der Grenze (Greetings from just across the border)!

Jens, Kopenhagen

 

[Tosca]

Hello Jens,
thanks for the greetings. My english could be better. Perhaps in the fall I will go to the eveningclass to learn more vokabular and grammar. In the past I lost a lot of it.

 

[Berthold]

Hello Jens,
thanks for the greetings. My english could be better. Perhaps in the fall I will go to the eveningclass to learn more vokabular and grammar. In the past I lost a lot of it.

Hello Ute, greetings from Germany, You can learn English from your compatriot Günther Oettinger, the ex commissioner for energy of European Union

 

[GuRu]

Hello Ute, a warm welcome from Germany too.

Don't care about what Berthold wrote. He has a strange kind of humor, likes to tease others but dosn't like to be teased by others.
As to improving your English, my advise by my own experience is, save the money for the evening classes. That won't bring you really forward. Read as much posts here as you can. Try to translate them by your own, don't use an online translater, look up new words in a (online) dictionary (for excample https://dict.leo.org/englisch-deutsch/) and try to keep them in mind that means learn them by heart.

 

[Berthold]

Hello Ute, a warm welcome from Germany too.

Don't care about what Berthold wrote. He has a strange kind of humor, likes to tease others but dosn't like to be teased by others.
As to improving your English, my advise by my own experience is, save the money for the evening classes. That won't bring you really forward. Read as much posts here as you can. Try to translate them by your own, don't use an online translater, look up new words in a (online) dictionary (for excample https://dict.leo.org/englisch-deutsch/) and try to keep them in mind that means learn them by heart.

Ute, here another recommendation: learn English with Guru

 

[GuRu]

Ute, here another recommendation: learn English with Guru

Without any doubt that's the better choice. Berti, please be so kind and write my user name correctly GuRu, these are my initials. I'm far away to claim I would be a Guru.

 

[Berthold]

Without any doubt that's the better choice. Berti, please be so kind and write my user name correctly GuRu, these are my initials. I'm far away to claim I would be a Guru.

Sorry for my strange kind of humor.

 

[JeanLux]

Hello Ute, a warm welcome from Germany too.

Don't care about what Berthold wrote. He has a strange kind of humor, likes to tease others but dosn't like to be teased by others.
As to improving your English, my advise by my own experience is, save the money for the evening classes. That won't bring you really forward. Read as much posts here as you can. Try to translate them by your own, don't use an online translater, look up new words in a (online) dictionary (for excample https://dict.leo.org/englisch-deutsch/) and try to keep them in mind that means learn them by heart.

Rudolf I really like your decent criticism ….

 

[Berthold]

Rudolf I really like your decent criticism ….

Jean Your English is perfect. Can You support Ute a little bit please.