Hi,
I´m Daniela from Bremen/Germany. I´m 29 years old and I quilte since I learned sew at school.
At a few days I will start with a new job, in which I must speak much English, and there I imagined it would easier to learn English by doing things how makes fun.
I hope also that I can learn much about quilting and sewing from you and perhaps it gives a few Swaps in which I can take a part.

Many greetings
Daniela

Hello and Welcome from Houston TX

Hi from Massachusetts, and welcome.

Welcome from Roscoe, Illinois USA! You are going to do just fine at your new job!

Hi Daniela and Welcome from the state of Indiana in the USA! Good luck with your new job!

Welcome from Florida!

Daniela, Welcome from Michigan. I spent 5 years in Heidelberg, between 1981 and 1986. It's a beautiful country and I enjoyed living there.

Big waves and welcomes from Ireland. I hope you enjoy your new job, and well done with the English!

Welcome from Missouri, in the middle of the U.S. The best way to learn English is to use it! Ask questions and participate with your opinions as well! :lol:

Welcome from Florissant, MO.

Welcome from NW Missouri

A sunny hello from North Carolina, USA. You'll love this site and get lots of useful and encouraging information. Good luck on your new job. I'm sure you'll do well

*Waves from Iowa* :)

Daniels, guten Tag!

Willkommen! :D


Hello and welcome from across the big pond and West Virginia. Glad you found us and hope to see some pictures of your quilts. Hope your new job goes well.

bis Dann!

So long for now!
D

Hi & Welcome from PA

Welcome from Southern California

Hallo! Welcome from Southern California. We have friends in Varel, Germany. Nice town!

judee

Hello & welcome. I'm Sheila & live in Northeast Alabama, USA. Ask lots of questions and you will be learning so much before you know it. Ages here range from young to middle to - well a little beyond middle aged.

I believe Bremen is in Northern, Germany, up close to Holland. We went to a tulip festival there & it was so nice. We lived close to Landstuh, Germany back in 1970s. We worked at US Army Hospital there. Really enjoyed our stay. Everyone was so nice and polite to us. I hope to go back someday. I'll be watching for your post.

Welcome Winnona, so glad to have you with us, i lived in Germany back in 1960-63, Loved it a little town called Langdibach/Hanau. It will always be special too me. we lived in ahome upstairs with German family, i was very young with 3 kinder, my land lady was like a mama to us. Germany
will always be beautiful in my heart. So glad your here hope we can help you . Happy Quilting :) :-) :D :wink:

Guten tag. Wilkomen !!! Awe I was in Germany when I was a little girl. We were in Heidelberg and loved it.

Thanks for joining :D :D :D :D :D

Hello and welcome :D from Alabama in the U.S.A. This is great site and you will learn so much. The block swaps are great!

Daniela: Welcome to our group. You will learn a great deal of English here. Several dialects. It may look like we all have a problem spelling (which we do), but much of it is code like the younger set uses on the cell phone. :lol:

If you have questions or need help, just ask. We have all been there.

What is your new job? Gwyn in Utah

First off all, thanks a lot for your warm welcome.
My new job is ship superintenden assistance on a worldwide shipping trade called beluga shipping.
I must organize ship repairs and spareparts and surveys all over the world. I do it now since two weeks and every day I learn new vocab. Today I learned the meaning of " it doesn´t matter" ;)

Please correct me if the grammar is wrong

Hallo Daniela,
Endlich mal jemand von Deutschland. Liebe Gruesse aus der Sacramento Gegend in Nordkalifornien. Ich wuensche dir viel Spass hier. Falls du Fragen hast ich kann dir gern beim Uebersetzen helfen.

(Finally someone from Germany. Greetings from the Sacramento region in Northern California. Have fun. If you have questions, I can help you with translation.)

Hello,
Nice to meet you.
Barb

I understood the German and didn't require the translation. :D

I also lived in Heidelberg for 5 years.