Oh boy I'm so sorry to hear D: I hope you'll do good! And I'm sure you will! ^^

awww hella great mate *vioIentIy hive fives your hand repeatedly

iidesune??

@C: thanks boo ; v ;)//

@Shark: Awww thanks bae ;y

[I'm in Japanese 4 and i got a BIG test monday ;v; the teacher made me skip ALL of Japanese 3 and put me into 4. <:P idk, but it's going alright atm....]

@Master: I guess

oh dang thats cool boo :-)

Si 100, But I needa study moree

@E: Aww thanks boo :'>

yea, you can do iet ouo-b

Im sure you will do better than i did on my final for german as a freshman! ^.^ Good luck!!!
Wie gehts du? XD

@Master: Gracias q v q)//

@Mei: aww thanks boo :D
Wie gehst du-'How do you?' huh?

ooh congrats dear-!! ( n v n)b

Thanks boo :>

oh and I cant help w/ german sorry pvp''

Congrats dear! :D// and sorry, I can't help with German. <XD

@Yuno: Haha its ok boo x)

@K: Oh ok

ICH LIEBE DEUSTCH

but i cant help with it sorry

q v q)b
ok

Sorry but I can only (kind of) read German. qvq

Yay! Congradulations! I wish you luck on your test d(> U <)b

I from austria and speak german :3 u can ask me what ever u need

yES OK OK!
Ummm I know when you use Ich the endie thing like Ich spiele emds w/ 'e' but when using du its spielest? or spielst? Or machen or machst? I don't understand when to put e, st, t en, t , en ,or en
I must sound confussing :c

I understand what u mean :3 even we are sometimes confused w/ that xD well here is an example: Ich spielE, du spielST, er/sie/es spielT, are the singular ones. For ich u need to put an E at the end, for du u need ST and for er/sie/es u need T at the end. The plural is confusing too: plural for ich is wir. Wir spielEN, for du it is ihr, ihr spielT and for the last one it is sie, sie spielEN. I´m sure I soumd confusing, soorry for that :) if I should explain it again, just tell me.

i'm a native german speaker, and it's just like viot said,
first person sg. : ich spielE
second person sg : du spielST
third person sg : er/sie/es spielT
first person pl : wir spielEN
second person pl : ihr spielT
third person pl : sie spielEN

but we have some exceptions as well, like (to walk)>laufen< ,not the ending,but the verb. it also changes a bit in different times

though the conditional is a different matter, i hope your test is not about it...i pray for your survival

oHMYGOD THANKS YOU TWO YOYR LIFE SAVERS!
I was to afraid to ask my german teacher, The rest I understand but that I had trouble w/ xD Thanks! I have grammer exam for it next week xy so I needed to know that ; v ;

I wish you good look! Viel Glück :3

Ich sprech deutsch