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[MainBurger]

Hello, my Name is Jürgen, and I live in Germany, Schweinfurt / Main; I love my little scooter & i love to vape - since 10/2011.
Started with an eGo T, and after spending a little money things i thought : Blink: they were good, I prefere an Provari V2 with the Flash-e-Vapor.

For learning a little more about vaping and English : Oops:, I've registered here.

 

[kiwivap]

Welcome Jurgen - there's plenty to learn here all right. Sounds like you know a bit yourself since you've been vaping for over a year.
There's a new German forum here too: Germany Forum

It's in English. You can post there as well if it interests you, and everywhere else here when you have 5 posts.

That's a cool scooter there.

 

[Caridwen]

Welcome to the forum! Great to have you here.

 

[Kopfstimmen]

Welcome, Jürgen! I lived in Schweinfurt for 15 years! Great town.

 

[Jelly_Rock]

Welcome to ECF, Jürgen !

 

[Faylool]

Your scooter is not little. You are the third vaper from Germany to introduce themselves in the last 24 hours.
I bet your use of the English language is wonderful. Be careful what you learn here because some people don't correct their typing errors or bother to try to spell correctly or even use full sentences and all of that. They use a lot of acronyms on these posts too. It will be a challenge sometimes. Enjoy

 

[RockDrummer]

Have a good sized vaping community where you're from?

 

[gavind4]

Welcome MainBurger. I got to visit Deutschland twice. Loved it. The food was awesome. Best wishes.

 

[emzc]

Welcome to the forum Jürgen !

 

[Merlin21]

Welcome Jürgen! Jürgen as in Jürgen Klinsmann? .... Good to have you aboard!

 

[MainBurger]

Although I am not Klinsmann thanks to all for the warm welcome

Why should an English forum be better than a German one
I think it has been a good idea to register here, so i can reanimate my English

 

[Kopfstimmen]

@ everyone:
You'd actually be surprised at how many people here speak very good English. I went for several years speaking very little German, but always got by. I thank the German people for that. Eventually, I took the trouble to learn the language, and now speak it almost fluently, but I still think we could learn a lesson from them. Learn a foreign language! It's kind of fun, and very useful when you want to "code" a conversation with your significant other.

 

[MainBurger]

That's one of the things, I love (in English grammar)