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Edou wrote:

Ah, ein Mk drei und nicht ein Mk three.

is German easier than Dutch?

I think German isn't all that easy to learn but Dutch might be a bit harder because of all the illogical stuff in the language...
Doesn't adhere to as many basic rules is my understanding.
Then again, getting all the cases right auf Deutsch can be tricky too.

According to this list, Dutch is a piece of cake if your native language is English.

www.effectivela...difficulty

I've heard otherwise from people with a different original speak though...
Guess it depends a lot on the individual's lingual background.

Thanks buddy.

Edou wrote:

Ah, ein Mk drei und not a Mk three.

Lolbroek

Edou wrote:

I think German isn't all that easy to learn but Dutch might be a bit harder because of all the illogical stuff in the language...

I actually did a tad bit better in French at school (havo) but both teachers said I shouldnt continue in both (not really the language textbook kind of person), somehow ended up in Germany anyhow (learned most of it by just listening and repeating)

I'll get back on topic and declare that I have started restoring my two Egress.
A separate build-thread will appear soon.

STICKER DAY!!!!!!

scored another rx540vz + spare brush set
and thoroughly cleaned a DF01.

Continued my Workshop clean tonight & after working all the way around to the beginning I still feel that I can do better So I'll start again & be even more brutal on what I throw out or give away

My workbench is hardly ever this clean but I do like when it is, some how I always end up working on a A4 size patch

You have too many RCs and work on a A4 place isn't a matter for me buddy. Put all in 1 or 4 corona boxes and send it to France...