I presume "dark" here refers not to the amount of light, but the despair thoughts dogs have. Only in the darkness then we see the light.
And realise how much we miss it.
I had my first taste of the autobahn today. How is it like travelling at the speed limit of the car, not at the road. It feels like a roller coaster without the loops and bends. Obstacles are known as other cars and traffic jams stretching for kilometers. In singapore the jam is less than 1km and people call up Traffic Watch hotline.
After you've been on the Autpbahn, 80km/h seems slow. And sometimes Jams are caused by people who stop to look at a traffic accident on the other side. Typical behavior. I always thought that Singaporeans were very proud to do that. Turns out the trend is catching on in other countries.
German:
Q: Wann bis Wann? - When to When?
A: Von (time) bis (Time) - From (time) until (time)
"Bis" means until in this case.
And realise how much we miss it.
I had my first taste of the autobahn today. How is it like travelling at the speed limit of the car, not at the road. It feels like a roller coaster without the loops and bends. Obstacles are known as other cars and traffic jams stretching for kilometers. In singapore the jam is less than 1km and people call up Traffic Watch hotline.
After you've been on the Autpbahn, 80km/h seems slow. And sometimes Jams are caused by people who stop to look at a traffic accident on the other side. Typical behavior. I always thought that Singaporeans were very proud to do that. Turns out the trend is catching on in other countries.
German:
Q: Wann bis Wann? - When to When?
A: Von (time) bis (Time) - From (time) until (time)
"Bis" means until in this case.
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