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in german ?

Calame
User since 2007
Posts: 2

24 Oct. 2007

Hello,


I am a student, and I take an exam in july, for what I have to speak english and german. Gymglish is well adapted to my timetable and needs. Do you know if same idea - e-mail lessons - exist for other languages ?


(subsidiary question : "other", with a "s" ?)


Thank you and scuse me for this horible english !

3 comments

  • Administrator
    Posts: 154

    26 Oct. 2007

    Hello-


    First of all, thank you for your confidence in our services.


    In answer to your question, GymGlish is currently available only for English language training (for French, Spanish and German speaking users).


    We will keep you posted of any further developments in different languages!


    Peace Out -
    Willy (The Security Guard of the Delavigne Corp.)
  • User since 2007
    Posts: 2

    29 Oct. 2007

    Thank you for this answer !
  • User since 2006
    Posts: 2715

    29 Oct. 2007

    From Calame:
    Hello,


    I am a student, and I take an exam in july, for what I have to speak english and german. Gymglish is well adapted to my timetable and needs. Do you know if same idea - e-mail lessons - exist for other languages ?


    (subsidiary question : "other", with a "s" ?)


    Thank you and scuse me for this horible english !

     


    Here is a follow-up to your subsidiary question.
    Adjective in themself are always uncountable in English. It's not the same in some other languages.
    I wish you pass the exam you are going to take in July.


    (July, month names are to be capitalized. Languages names as well, such English, German.)

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