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The battle between french and mandarin is crazy 4 to 4 who will win..... I will create a new poll and the language that has more votes in the next 4 hours will win.... The story.... Friday I created a poll to see what language our group will learn for the next week and french quickly took the lead with 4 votes from @Wendy Wiseman @Savanna Barlow @Terence James and @AnneB Klinge when all of a sudden @Jacob Mobley made this post "Unfortunately it’s looking like I’m being out voted lol" So I decided to help him calling out his mandarin friends and mandarin quickly regained back to 3 votes I was about to do the post that french won when I checked and saw that at the last second @Rane S voted for Mandarin Who will win.... Will mandarin take the comeback or french win....... We will see

We continue our german week and i feel like I might do 2 more languages weeks and then focus on teaching how to learn languages after anyways some interesting facts and stuff... Okay, so when you think "German," you might picture lederhosen-clad dudes yodeling in the Alps. And hey, that's cool. But German is SO much more than that! It's the language of: • Thinkers and Dreamers: Einstein, Marx, Nietzsche, Kafka… These brainiacs were all slinging German. It's a language that's been used to ponder the universe and question everything. (Fun fact: "Fernweh," the opposite of "homesickness," is a German word for the longing for far-off places. Deep, right?) • Classical Music: Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, Wagner… Yep, all German speakers! Their music still moves us today. If it wasn't for German you would have never felt that intense music playing from the classics. • Cars (and Engineering!): Ever heard of Mercedes-Benz, BMW, or Volkswagen? German engineering is a global powerhouse, and knowing the language can give you a serious edge in that field. (Fun fact: "Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung" is a German word meaning "speed limit." Try saying THAT five times fast!) Where's German Spoken? It's More Than Just Germany! Obviously, Germany's the heartland. But German's also an official language in: • Austria: "Guten Tag" and strudel, anyone? • Switzerland: (along with French, Italian, and Romansh). • Liechtenstein: The tiniest, richest country you've probably never heard of! And there are significant German-speaking communities in places like: • Northern Italy (South Tyrol) • Belgium • Luxembourg • Even in parts of the United States (Pennsylvania Dutch country, anyone?) Fun Facts to Impress Your German-Speaking Friends: • German is VERY precise: They have a word for everything, even feelings you didn't know you had! "Schadenfreude" (the pleasure derived from someone else's misfortune) is a classic example. • Long Words are the Norm: German can create insanely long words by stringing smaller words together. The current record holder? "Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz" (law concerning the delegation of duties for the supervision of cattle marking and beef labeling). Good luck fitting that on a T-shirt!

For anyone new: every week we all have a poll to see what language we want to dive in and this week german won! We of course talk about overall language learning also To start the week just write down every single german word you know😁 It might take you a couple seconds, A couple hours Just do it no excuses)) Peace, Y'all✌🏻 ❤️

Our Spanish week is slowly coming to an end and if you dont have time to watch the video then I wanted to do a quick recap: In Spain the people say Z like a "th" So Zapatos(Shoes) Would sound like: thapatos and in mexico people say Z like a z So Zapatos would be: Zapatos Peace, Kai