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Ja, sehr. Ich kann drei Schriften lesen & schreiben, beherrsche Basics bzw. fortgeschrittenes Wissen verschiedener Sprachen und versuche, sie weiter zu lernen. Ich höre auch gerne Musik in anderen Sprachen. Darüber hinaus lieb ichs, über Sprachen zu reden. Selbst wenn ich sie nicht lerne oder beherrsche, ich find das so spannend, Dinge darüber zu erfahren und Vergleiche zu meiner Muttersprache zu ziehen.

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Ich spiele auch immer mal wieder Übersetzer für Leute, die Probleme mit Englisch haben oder internationale Kontakte, die etwas in Deutschland interessiert oder wenn sie etwas nicht verstehen. Letztens ist z.B. die Sache mit den Forschern/Aktivisten auf der BMW-Messe als "Germany puts climate scientists in jail" in den englischsprachigen Raum gedrungen und da wars hilfreich, übersetzen und Kontext geben zu können. Ist auch manchmal krass, was so kursiert und wie hier in Wirklichkeit völlig unabhängige Stellen diskreditiert oder einfach Verwaltungsvorgänge zu hardcore Staatshandlungen übersetzt werden, weil es keine richtige Übersetzung für unsere Begriffe und Abläufe gibt. Aber gut, nu bin ich abgeschweift...

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About 4 times a week I believe, sometimes would do more, especially if it’s hot but it’ll just be a body wash mostly. I would shower everyday I just don’t want to wash my hair everyday as I don’t think it’s good to do so (for me at least).
Don't feel bad for that... there are a lot of factors, the weather or the type of clothes you use are some of them... in winter I can shower every other day while in summer I can actually do it twice per day! (Actually I took 2 showers yesterday, in the morning and in the afternoon after the gym... and then again this morning, although I did it just because a fast shower is often faster than using the sink). When I was at college I didn't shower that much, I used much more confortable clothes that didn't make me sweat that much, now I daily wear suit, shirt and tie... it's terrible. But if you don't feel dirty and you don't smell, then why showering?
I can relate. I was in the hospital at the start of the year and I just couldn't get myself to go there. It was clean and everything, but just the fact that there where always people buzzing around stopped from doing my duty. So I went as soon as I got home and boy I feared I would tear open my operation scars from the pressing. Felt like having a baby... through the butt.
Often it'll be three times in summer because I'll shower again before going out in the evening. It's so hot and humid here in summer that when you get out of the shower, you never really dry because you start sweating again straight away.
Once a day, in the morning. Twice if it's hot weather (like the 30 degrees that we had in southern Germany today). I don't like going to bed without a shower if it was warm. I also shower after a workout, obviously.
I live in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan in the US. We have a very huge Finnish population here and it's the norm to have a sauna either in your house or at your camp. I used to sauna at least twice a week while I lived at home. Definitely my favorite way to bathe.
I try not to shower too much because my skin is really dry (but my hair is super oily so that sucks). weekdays because when I come home from work, I don't like to sleep or sit in my chair when I am really "dirty". the sort of" don't wear outside clothes" on my bed sort of person.
Once a day, usually at night/evening. In the morning, just use deodorant to keep myself less sticky and smelly,since I need to rush to school sometimes, using deodorant save both water and time. Anyway I don't sweat a lot and do not emit any body odour even though SG weather all year long is humid.

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I went to Cornwall for a camping holiday for the week. The campsite had a private lake you could swim, row and fish in. We also went surfing, kayaking and coasteering. Detoured to the Eden Project on the way back. The most expensive thing was eating at Rick Stein's seafood restaurant where it was about £120 for two people. All together, including the petrol to drive the 300 miles there, I reckon we spent about £450 for two people.
Toronto! It was somewhere in the mid-hundreds for all 3 of us to go for a weekend. We drove there, visited the CN Tower and aquarium, walked to a food festival, and spent the evening playing in a park. The next day, we breakfasted in the Kensington Market area and spent the rest of the day walking and eating around Chinatown before driving home. It was absolutely worth it! I really enjoyed going without a full itinerary and staying in a relatively cheap hotel within walking distance of almost everything we wanted to explore. France and Belgium, staying in Amiens, Ypres, Brussels and Bruges. Travel and accommodation was probably £500 each I think. More was spent on food and good beer. My next holiday is going to be Cancun in October/November for a week. I’m going to the Beloved Playa Mujeres which is a properly fancy all inclusive, adults only resort. That cost £1500 each, including flights. It will be worth it. I plan to make the most of the all inclusive stuff!
Total 300€ per person for about a week in Malta in February. We had already visited Malta in August 2016 and still had a few things on our list that we didn't have time to do back then, plus I wanted to escape our harsh weather for a bit. It was worth it. Malta in February is much warmer than Germany, where I'm from, in February (though of course way too cold to swim in the sea or something). It didn't rain at all I think. There were relatively few tourists and the hotel was cheap because it was off season. All in all it was probably the best destination possible for the date and budget.
Las Vegas back in June. Between the two of us, probably $2000, most of which was spent on airfare (we live in a small city in the middle of nowhere and no close big cities), entertainment and food since EVERYTHING is marked up there. We had a lot of fun though so it was worth it. Split a room with my mom and aunt, but they paid for most of that since they wanted the fancy suite with two bedrooms. We saw Rod Stewart, the Michael Jackson One show, and spent a day going to the Grand Canyon. Not big on gambling, but we still had a blast.
Had a mini break in the National Forest for a couple of nights with Beard and Child. Paid minimal moneys for a YHA room, self catered on the cheap, visited an amazing outdoor activity centre on clubcard vouchers. Kiddo made friends, we sat around drinking cider in the sun. Including petrol and food we probably paid about £70 for the weekend. Cheapskate breaks are my favourite, we're hoping to have another one in a few weeks.

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You know whats embarrassing? I had to make a Google search to find out whether Canada or Guatemala are farther away from where i live (yes obviously my geography is amazing). And appearently it is Guatemala.

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Okay then.

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Guatemala is way to hot for me. But I went there to visit someone with whom I grew pretty close during his exchange year which he spent in Germany. He went to my school, got into my older brothers grade as he was about three years older than me.

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But since my Brothers and I were the only ones who were fluent in spanish except for...you know our spanish teachers of course, he hang around us three a lot. And two years afterwards we paid a visit, six weeks, my entire summer vacation.

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But I have great memories, made good friends who remain friends even today. Even though it is pretty much all online. So we did a lot of Sightseeing, travelled a bit, got to know his Friends and Family. All the good Stuff. 😄

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The Green New Deal is a complete failure and is causing mass starvation and rolling electrical black outs across the world. Tucker Carlson understands all nation’s need energy and he understands that solar and wind power cannot serve a modern nation’s needs, and he understands that the leftists are lying and cheating to circumvent the constitutional limitations on despotism. Carlson’s latest monologue is a must-see because it’s a warning bell. If we ignore it, frankly, the United States and the World are doomed.

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Please take the time to listen to this video concerning the failed Green Energy policies pushed by the democrats, World Economic Forum and United Nations. Also pay attention to the pain and suffering caused by renewable energy in places like: South Africa, The Netherlands, France, Germany, Sri Lanka, South America, Ghana, etc.

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Conclusion: the rapid elimination of fossil fuels without an efficient and reliable substitute is not working and is causing entire countries to fail and civilizations to starve and suffer.

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WE MUST STOP THIS INSANITY!

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https://youtu.be/wyTP_oaXUdY

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The Davos Death Cult's Bad Moon Rising By J.B. Shurk

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It sure seems as if another prescient verse from John Fogerty's ingenious (yet lifelong Democrat, doh!) lyrical mind is taking shape:

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I see the bad moon a-rising
I see trouble on the way
I see earthquakes and lightning
I see bad times today

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When his band Creedence Clearwater Revival released "Bad Moon Rising" in 1969, America was enduring another era saturated with political assassination, rising inflation, war, and institutional corruption. Although it became an instant classic reflecting the tenor of the times, Fogerty actually took his inspiration from the 1941 movie All That Money Can Buy, which tells the tale of a nineteenth-century New Hampshire farmer who sold his soul to Satan for economic success. Tell me that's not exactly what's going on today, when the World Economic Forum does Lucifer's work in exchange for the promise of its members' personal salvation.

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There's no denying what's barreling toward us. The Davos Death Cult and its Great Reset deal with the Devil to conquer the world is unleashing hell on earth. Dutch farmers are fighting for the right to grow food in a Build Back Better world dedicated to mass starvation. The great and honorable Shinzo Abe of Japan lies slain, while the communists in China and throughout the West celebrate his assassin. George Soros and Joe Biden have declared war against conservative members of the U.S. Supreme Court for daring to weaken the Leviathan's unilateral authority to dictate how individual Americans must live. Justin Trudeau is banning firearms in Canada before his subjects gain the courage to depose his regime. The U.S. government has ceded control of the Southern border to narco-terrorists and sex-slavers. And, in a disheartening example of how debauched crime and youth culture have become, seven Philadelphia teens recently recorded themselves beating a seventy-two-year-old man to death with traffic cones.

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The globalist project to kick up a hornets' nest in Russia's backyard in service to the U.S.-NATO "rules-based international order" has destroyed mineral-rich farmlands throughout much of Ukraine. While Biden kills domestic energy production and exacerbates Americans' pain at the pump, he's shipping America's strategic reserve of petroleum to our geopolitical enemies in China. At the same time that Germany is gearing up to restrict home heating and ration hot water, one left-wing minister is pushing to confiscate guns owned by members of opposing political parties. Manufacturing plants and food distribution centers are suspiciously burning down all over the world. And the island nation of Sri Lanka — whose massive public spending and Green New Deal energy policies have predictably produced untenable debt, fuel, and food shortages, and runaway inflation — is now on the verge of collapse. (follow link for article) https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2022/07/the_davos_death_cults_bad_moon_rising.html

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