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Laforeia wrote:

In the hypothetical that my parents will lend me $135 dollars for a field trip to another country where I'll need my passport, trusting me that I won't get lost nor actually have this as a secret ploy to run away from home and flee the country, I have a field trip to Canada! xD
Oh... that doesn't sound too good to hear ;w;"

I wish I could have a field trip to Canada, you're very lucky! :O

I am still an Ossi. (Eastern German)

Gridland Empire wrote:

Nah 135$ in Eastern Europe can make you a wealthy individual 😭

Depends on where in Eastern Europe...

Somewhere, like Romania or Bulgaria? Most definitely.
Somewhere, like Poland? Not really.

Imma start a go fund me
The goal is 100$ so that I can buy a Mercedes Benz
If y'all could donate a dollar that be helpful
(I'm joking , if it wasn't obvious)

Satreburg wrote:

I am still an Ossi, (Eastern German)

And I am a Ślonzok (from Silesia, a region now located in Southern Poland)

Right-Wing USA wrote:

Depends on where in Eastern Europe...

Somewhere, like Romania or Bulgaria? Most definitely.
Somewhere, like Poland? Not really.

It’s Albania. Because he loves Albania.

CHERN0BYL 2 wrote:

I wish I could have a field trip to Canada, you're very lucky! :O

Certainly, it's costly, but ah! It seems so exciting, it's shockingly close to where I live, only a few hours, which is a lot, but not a lot for another country lol

I just hope my parents will let me, it's a school club field trip, more a fun one, it's on a school day though ;w;"

Laforeia wrote:

Certainly, it's costly, but ah! It seems so exciting, it's shockingly close to where I live, only a few hours, which is a lot, but not a lot for another country lol

I just hope my parents will let me, it's a school club field trip, more a fun one, it's on a school day though ;w;"

It's over half a day from where I live, well at least by car 🤫

CHERN0BYL 2 wrote:

I wish I could have a field trip to Canada, you're very lucky! :O

I wish I could have a field trip to... anywhere outside my home country.

CHERN0BYL 2 wrote:

It's over half a day from where I live, well at least by car 🤫

I can't imagine, ah! Talk about ages!! ;-;

Funny, New York City is farther from me than Canada, and I live in New York state! x.x

Laforeia wrote:

Certainly, it's costly, but ah! It seems so exciting, it's shockingly close to where I live, only a few hours, which is a lot, but not a lot for another country lol

I just hope my parents will let me, it's a school club field trip, more a fun one, it's on a school day though ;w;"

Well you've stated you live in New York (state)
But a few hours is a lot, (at least for my smol European brain)
I can't comprehend driving a few hours and being in the same country '_'

Right-Wing USA wrote:

I wish I could have a field trip to... anywhere outside my home country.

me too, I'm always stuck in the country I reside in, never get to go anywhere. in fact, I probably haven't had a field trip in what like 5 or 6 years :(

CHERN0BYL 2 wrote:

It's over half a day from where I live, well at least by car 🤫

My European ahh can't even imagine driving for half a day and being in the same country, that sounds like torture

CHERN0BYL 2 wrote:

It's over half a day from where I live, well at least by car 🤫

For me, it's a nearly 12 hour flight away from where I live.

Gridland Empire wrote:

My European ahh can't even imagine driving for half a day and being in the same country, that sounds like torture

America is strangely pretty when you're not surrounded by metal giants! plenty of sights to see :D

Satreburg wrote:

Yeah, but my class is struggling to pronounce English words which every word (not every, but some do) have different vowels. And don’t get me started that they pronounce R as W, which I hate it the most. Even Th which it sounds Pf.

We have a thing called “Silbe” and this word May not exist in English.

This word is import for German language it starts open your mouth and you start to say first letter like an “O” and when you close it then the Silbe ended like O-pen. The N makes your mouth close and we made two silbe O-pen

Does Silbe mean Syllable in English?

You should try Welsh. Lol

Different sounds for letters.

Cardiff for instance in Welsh is Caerdydd which sounds like Cayer-Deeth.

Or

Llandaff in Welsh Llandaf which sounds like Klan-daf.

Wales in Welsh is Cymru which sounds like kum–ree.

Hello, comrades!

Polish is also hard.

Try the word "łódź", which sounds like "wooj".

Sarmatia-Germania wrote:

Hello, comrades!

Hello! :D
Am great! :D

Sarmatia-Germania wrote:

Hello, comrades!

Did you just call me a comrade?

Gridland Empire wrote:

My European ahh can't even imagine driving for half a day and being in the same country, that sounds like torture

I mean heck, you can drive a whole day and still be in america if you're driving from the east coast to the west coast(it can take more than a whole week if you make a lot of stops!)

How are you?

Met a couple of tourists from Northern Ireland, they asked me for directions, they were pretty cool

Sarmatia-Germania wrote:

Hello, comrades!

I detect a little communism.