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yeji
yeji
you‘re welcome :maheart: I am from germany so we are neighbors
Willow
Willow
Gut ! Ich kann ein bisschen Deutsch sprechen 😆
yeji
yeji
:maheart: das ist echt gut:)
Willow
Willow
Ich hatte es in der Schule studiert 😊
yeji
yeji
macht Sinn:) hab gehört, dass es öfters bei euch unterrichtet wird.
Willow
Willow
Ja ! Aber ich war nicht gut 🤣
Willow
Willow
Actually I speak French 🇫🇷
yeji
yeji
:maheart: German is difficult. Even germans have alot of trouble with the language.

French is beautiful :sj_weary:
Willow
Willow
Yeap but I want to practise a little bit ! If I don’t use German I’ll loose it
yeji
yeji
true. it is important to practice languages
Willow
Willow
If you don’t mind can we sometimes write in German :)
yeji
yeji
I wouldn’t mind that :maheart:
Willow
Willow
SUPER !!!
yeji
yeji
yess!!
Willow
Willow
do you like JPOP ? I listen a lot to WACK artists, maybe you'll like
yeji
yeji
I don’t listen to jpop. I am intrested though to get to know more about the genre
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