1.) Where's your cellular phone?
kitchen
2.) Your partner?
kind
3.) Your hair?
blonde
4.) Your mum?
dead
5.) Your dad?
westcoast
6.) Your favourite item?
coffeemaker
7.) Your last dream?
nothing
8.) Your favourite drink?
coffee
9.) The car you're dreaming of?
chevy impala
10.) The room you're located in?
family room
11.) Your ex?
disapeared
12.) Your fear?
natural disasters
13.) What do you want to be in about 10 years?
content
14.) Who is the one, you spend the last evening with?
husband
15.) What are you not?
jealous
16.) The last thing you've done?
had coffee
17.) What are you wearing at the moment?
pyjama
18.) Your favourite book?
new age
19.) The last thing you've eaten?
bacon and eggs
20.) Your life?
comfortable
21.) Your mood?
good
22.) Your friends?
wonderful
23.) What are you thinking about?
errands
24.) What are you doing right now?
blogging
25.) Your summer?
hot
26.) What's on your tv?
good morning america
27.) The last time you've been laughing?
yesterday
28.) The last time you've been crying?
can't remember
29.) School?
long time ago
30.) What are you hearing right now?
nothing
31.) Your favourite weekend-activity?
shopping
32.) Your favourite job?
veternarian
33.) Your computer?
slow
34.) Outside your window?
yard
35.) Beer?
german
36.) Mexican food?
yeah
37.) Winter?
awful
38.) Religion?
wicca
39.) Holidays?
you mean vacation?
40.) On your bed?
cat
41.) Love?
of course
Küstennebel - 23. Apr, 11:36
Küstennebel - 24. Apr, 16:57
what's the difference between holiday(s) and vacation?
And I questioned leo for this: it says, holiday also can be "Erholungsurlaub"... ah, now I see: -vacation- is AmE (American english), -holiday- more BE (british english)
Hey, now I learned something for myself, too. Fine !!
Küstennebel - 25. Apr, 15:08
yes I know leo.org. It's really helpful - but I forgot to look this question up. Anyway I'm trying not to use leo very often because for my english-test I won't be able to use it also.
kitchen
2.) Your partner?
kind
3.) Your hair?
blonde
4.) Your mum?
dead
5.) Your dad?
westcoast
6.) Your favourite item?
coffeemaker
7.) Your last dream?
nothing
8.) Your favourite drink?
coffee
9.) The car you're dreaming of?
chevy impala
10.) The room you're located in?
family room
11.) Your ex?
disapeared
12.) Your fear?
natural disasters
13.) What do you want to be in about 10 years?
content
14.) Who is the one, you spend the last evening with?
husband
15.) What are you not?
jealous
16.) The last thing you've done?
had coffee
17.) What are you wearing at the moment?
pyjama
18.) Your favourite book?
new age
19.) The last thing you've eaten?
bacon and eggs
20.) Your life?
comfortable
21.) Your mood?
good
22.) Your friends?
wonderful
23.) What are you thinking about?
errands
24.) What are you doing right now?
blogging
25.) Your summer?
hot
26.) What's on your tv?
good morning america
27.) The last time you've been laughing?
yesterday
28.) The last time you've been crying?
can't remember
29.) School?
long time ago
30.) What are you hearing right now?
nothing
31.) Your favourite weekend-activity?
shopping
32.) Your favourite job?
veternarian
33.) Your computer?
slow
34.) Outside your window?
yard
35.) Beer?
german
36.) Mexican food?
yeah
37.) Winter?
awful
38.) Religion?
wicca
39.) Holidays?
you mean vacation?
40.) On your bed?
cat
41.) Love?
of course
Küstennebel - 23. Apr, 11:36
Holiday is a "Feiertag", vacation is "Urlaub". You say: she is on vacation, and this Thursday is a holiday.
But: is often mixed up, as you see in this stöckchen....
Do you know http://dict.leo.org/ ? Good help for translating.
And I questioned leo for this: it says, holiday also can be "Erholungsurlaub"... ah, now I see: -vacation- is AmE (American english), -holiday- more BE (british english)
Hey, now I learned something for myself, too. Fine !!