That's a good first impression, isn't it?
But maybe your parents like him as soon as he arrives.
And even if they don't, he's your boyfriends so they have to deal with it.^^

(Oh my god, I'm reading this thread and my old posts here all over again. I can't believe my English used to be this horrible. I mean - for example - nobody actually looks a movie. They watch it. Did you hear that, old-me?)

Nyala hat geschrieben:Awesome.

I'm okay, as always. Don't exspect any other answer from me. How about you?

Oh ... somebody got confused with their Latin ... exspectare ... but expect an answer ...

Damn, not again... Latin is absolutely ruining my English!
I also got confused with the word "necessarily" in my last exam. I mixed up Latin, French and English and in the end, I wrote "neccessairily" - half my class laughed about that mistake, even though none of them could use such a word in a whole sentence. But still, that mistake was quite embarrassing.
(And I ended up with getting only 13 points for that exam.)

yeah well, they'll meet him later tonight. ^^

latin... HATE. just the worst subject you can have in school and to think, that i actually NEED it... !!!!!!

I love this subject, actually. But it may be because of our awesome teacher. She is - in her own way - funny and, most of all, human. I like her way of teaching, and she is a perfectionist, just like me. (And concerning that, she somehow reminds me of Wehwalt. ) She is just awesome, one can't describe it.
And the best teacher-comments are brought to us by her. Most of all because she doesn't mince matters.

Oh, and of course Latin itself helped me to improve my German a bit.^^

our latin teacher is a weird guy. we don't really like him, he's not very supporting and yeah..
a reason why i hate it, is because i suck!

Then you seem to have had bad luck with that teacher.
But Latin sometimes is a difficult and awkward subject, indeed. I really don't get these numerous different types of declination and that really bothers me. That's why I like English. There's no such thing as declination. And only one kind of conjugation, not five.