

Yes, you’re correct: Poorer people spend most of not all of their available on income on everyday goods like groceries, clothes, etc…
Richer people spend (relatively speaking!) less of their available income on these items and save me
Yes, you’re correct: Poorer people spend most of not all of their available on income on everyday goods like groceries, clothes, etc…
Richer people spend (relatively speaking!) less of their available income on these items and save me
Yes, you’re correct: Poorer people spend most of not all of their available on income on everyday goods like groceries, clothes, etc…
Richer people spend (relatively speaking!) less of their available income on these items and save me
I had a friend who had that exact same reaction THC: A few puffs and extreme racing heart and panic attack. The worst reaction I had was bad vertigo kinda like the rollercoaster you have when you had too much to drink and lie down but without the extreme nausea… It’s so weird how differently people react to this drug…
Did you try qBitController?
my lack of fucks about der, die, das, dem etc made it very obvious I wasn’t a native speaker.
I employ many non native speakers and most of them struggle with their articles and are very self conscious about them. They often consider themselves bad speakers because of this and I fear they sometimes talk less because they don’t have the courage to make grammar mistakes.
I always tell them that I don’t give a fuck about articles. Most of the time they don’t convey any meaning. You can skip them or use a generic “de” to fake any article. For me as an employer it’s more important that you practice talking, get a good vocabulary and have your times (especially Präsens, Perfekt, Futur) straight.🤷
Who calls rugby “football”? That’s the first time I hear about that.
Is it though? I thought we just had different regional names but we generelly agree that Pfannkuchen are the big flat ones and Pancakes are the small thick ones.
Those lunatics in Berlin though…