One image a day is a blog where each post is one image and one caption corresponding to the day and place of the image. Daniel Coenen, Desislava Pavlova, Rodrigo Vila, Frederico Alcântara de Melo, Ana d'Orey, Ana Braga, Meng-Chia Lai, Mia Degner, Katharina Lackner, Carolina Moscoso, Renato Gonçalves, Carlos Noronha Feio, Ruben Rodrigues, Thomas Nørdam Andersen, Luísa Alpalhão, Eva Oddo, Clemens Bauder, Isabel Granés, Sofia Vila Nova, Paulo Mateus.
great! but as you also know German maybe we can begin by exchanging German and Portuguese as a start :) but we can mix all languages, sounds good too :)))
If I start mixing German with Portuguese it'll end up sounding like a mouth disease for sure! ;-) But I can teach you some German grammar, I have a very good device, I'll show you, it's brilliant :-)
:-) I heard recently that actually "volapyk" was orignially the name of a tentative Esperanto language developed by a ... was he Hungarian, I don't remember, anyway, "vola" apparantly means "language" and "pyk" "for all", so "Language for all"; except he didn't do very well, the inventor, and it ended up being "volapyk" instead ;-)
volapyk sounds kinda complicated :) but fun :) would be so nice to have a language that everybody would be able to understand. kid of an utopia but so nice :) language for all :)
Haha... That's funny! I always thought Volapyk was just... Volapyk - a made up word. Luisa, in Denmark you always tell children that "it's volapyk", if you can't, our don't have time to, explain something to them ;o) Well.. Anyways, maybe I asked to much as a child, but I've heard it a thousand times!
so dreamy, beautiful! never been here, a place for my 'to go list' :)
ReplyDeleteHey! If you come here, I'll show it to you ;o)
ReplyDeletesounds as a good plan :)
ReplyDeleteSå smukt!
ReplyDeleteah now we have two Danish-speaking, two potential teachers for me, very good :)
ReplyDelete:-) For sure!
ReplyDeleteAnd I'll definitely swop for some Portuguese grammar lessons!
great! but as you also know German maybe we can begin by exchanging German and Portuguese as a start :) but we can mix all languages, sounds good too :)))
ReplyDeleteIf I start mixing German with Portuguese it'll end up sounding like a mouth disease for sure! ;-)
ReplyDeleteBut I can teach you some German grammar, I have a very good device, I'll show you, it's brilliant :-)
:))) great, all advices are very welcome :)
ReplyDeleteTak Mia :o)
ReplyDelete...Let's make our own Esperanto language....
I like that, lets do it :) a mix between Danish, Portuguese, English, German!
ReplyDelete:-)
ReplyDeleteI heard recently that actually "volapyk" was orignially the name of a tentative Esperanto language developed by a ... was he Hungarian, I don't remember, anyway, "vola" apparantly means "language" and "pyk" "for all", so "Language for all"; except he didn't do very well, the inventor, and it ended up being "volapyk" instead ;-)
volapyk sounds kinda complicated :) but fun :) would be so nice to have a language that everybody would be able to understand. kid of an utopia but so nice :) language for all :)
ReplyDeleteHaha... That's funny! I always thought Volapyk was just... Volapyk - a made up word. Luisa, in Denmark you always tell children that "it's volapyk", if you can't, our don't have time to, explain something to them ;o) Well.. Anyways, maybe I asked to much as a child, but I've heard it a thousand times!
ReplyDeletethat's good to know! I'll begin using that word w my nephews, maybe that works :)
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