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I love London! It´s been too many years ...
Any time is a good time to post photos of Bruce Swedien.
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Oh, what a beautiful Victorian glass house. At least, it looks very like the Victorian glass houses we have in Britain. The whole building is fabulous, the carvings, the engineering, the materials used ...Reminds me of the Schmetterlinghaus in Vienna
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Alter Schwede!
I haven't visited it but I thought the photos were so lovely.That's look beautiful!
Alter Schwede!
disclaimer: no disrespect to Bruce Swedien, I just had to use this perfect opportunity to place this German exclamation of awe lol
They certainty are!I haven't visited it but I thought the photos were so lovely.
HAHAHAHAHA what a glorious expression!! What’s the backstory there?Alter Schwede!
disclaimer: no disrespect to Bruce Swedien, I just had to use this perfect opportunity to place this German exclamation of awe lol
Google translate tells me it means Gosh! Is that right?Alter Schwede!
disclaimer: no disrespect to Bruce Swedien, I just had to use this perfect opportunity to place this German exclamation of awe lol
HAHAHAHAHA what a glorious expression!! What’s the backstory there?
It is an exclamation of awe, like "wow!"Google translate tells me it means Gosh! Is that right?
oh, well, in English both could be used. Gosh and wow don't have the exact same meaning. It depends on the context, of course. But there is certainly some overlap. Wow does seem to be a better translation, though.let me research this ...
It is an exclamation of awe, like "wow!"
What does an old Swede have to do with situations like those?let me research this ...
It is an exclamation of awe, like "wow!"
Interesting, in the USA "Gosh" is more used when someone is annoyed about something. That is at least how I perceived it, and it could be wrong/just meoh, well, in English both could be used. Gosh and wow don't have the exact same meaning. It depends on the context, of course. But there is certainly some overlap. Wow does seem to be a better translation, though.
Napoleon Dynamite certainly use it when annoyed.Interesting, in the USA "Gosh" is more used when someone is annoyed about something. That is at least how I perceived it, and it could be wrong/just me
Who is this?Napoleon Dynamite certainly use it when annoyed.
I think there are two things going on. American English is so significantly different to English English and I think sometimes people don't appreciate how big the gap is.Interesting, in the USA "Gosh" is more used when someone is annoyed about something. That is at least how I perceived it, and it could be wrong/just me