Shes on crack

^ the good stuff.

lol great! just great!

I see you have trouble with my native language: sarcasm. I recommend you hire Trollz as a tutor. organisedchaos is probably more fluent, but he believes in the full immersion method, which is rough for the newbie's self-esteem. Besides, Trollz accepts acacia as payment.

I'm never sarcastic. I have no clue what she is talking about. Everything about me, including my username, is 100% business, 100% of the time. That's how you spell SUCCESS!

@59 where do i sign up? haha

They barely understand eachother if they're from different regions. Probably don't want to burden themselves with yet another accent. OP, you should try Berlin or Hannover. Friendlier towards textbook German. Deutsch ist der Teufel!

That's not true. Germans are very tolerant and understanding towards people with a foreign accent. You don't have to speak the language perfectly. The only option is that OP's German REALLY sucked :P

At least we usually don't refuse to at least try communicating with people who don't speak German well enough and since there are really a lot of people who speak English it seldom gets too difficult... I suppose it is also easier to learn English if German is your mother tongue than the other way 'round... But it's actually not so bad concerning the different dialects. As long as you are not in some tiny village in the "Bavarian highlands" (;)) or the likes, basically everyone is able to speak standard/High German even if takes a little bit of effort.

actually most Germans who come from other areas have trouble understanding each other because of their accents so maybe OPs accent made it hard to understand my German teacher always pronounced things differently because of where in Germany he was from

Don't say stuff like that unless you are a German and have experience with it. I am German and while it is difficult to understand some accents most German people can actually speak the "normal" German with a bit of effort

Win. :) ^ ^ "Reagan sleepy..."