I kinda understand a bit of German lol

I might hang around in the room a bit but not too much, so if you're trying to determine whether it's worth, I would not recommend counting me it.

Sure.

"Thë Nineteenth Bytë" (in) Deutsch (however you say in because i can't remember)

Neunzehnten :o

ah ok

Guten Tag! (I hope that's right)

ok :)

btw don't expect me to use much German, like I can read a bit but I can't remember how to write stuff

:) Oh right, nouns are always capitalized. Must not forget :p

Ah okay.

Yeah my languages are English (read + understand, translate + write, comprehend, speak), Mandarin (comprehend, speak), somewhat French (read + understand, translate + write, comprehend, speak), and barely German (read + understand, translate + write, speak), and Korean (read, write)

ehh I have no idea what the first character is. I also don't know what the thingy with the (u) symbol over the (ng) symbol is but it's ?an and then gug i think unless it's a special character, then eo i think

I also said barely :))

yes

because I only know how to convert between characters and "pïnyin" (or whatever the korean equivalent of it is)

I don't know why I'm trying to learn read and understand separately

Ah okay.

Wait that's (h)?

I thought (h) was short-dash long-dash circle

oh

onvm

that's weird, the app i'm using to learn (read) says it's a short horizontal stroke over a long horizontal stroke over the oval thing

nothing i guess

that didn't really clarify anything. sorry.

lemme try to generate a drawing

no

on the app i'm using to learn it it's horizontal

but i guess that's wrong then

both work?

i don't have my phone on me rn but I'll make a drawing with what it says

awwapp.com/b/uvwfjgqhy

eh is that meant to be french-deutsch mixed together

yup done

@Downgoat :I

nothing, other than the fact that the H is different from what I thought it was

Ah I see.

What is "ong" then? or is it the same sub-character

ah ok