We get it man you don’t like ThiemYawn
Please move to the "'Who Thiem Has Dinner With' Forum".
Please move to the "'Who Thiem Has Dinner With' Forum".
They make your neck look thicker. I liked them better when I was a pencil necked teenager.Idk why but I’ve always hated turtleneck shirts.
I guess those of you who don't appreciate turtlenecks don't ski or snowboard lol... and/or don't like steve jobs nor that total scammer/murderer liz holmes. If curious search about the CMO of her company who committed suicide.
Back to dinner...I am most curious as to what was for abendgessen!
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ITALIA, now and forever!ie., Austria![]()
South Tyrol is in Italy but German speakingie., Austria![]()
This is not a German language - when two South Tyroleans speak in their dialect, the Germans don't understand a single word.South Tyrol is in Italy but German speaking
This is not a German language - when two South Tyroleans speak in their dialect, the Germans don't understand a single word.
Hey Jannik give Thiem some of that cream so he can make a come back.
Well, if you say so. Ladin is an official language in South Tyrol.It's still a form of German though. Most languages have dialects that can be difficult for other dialect speakers to understand.
Of course it is a German dialect. Sinner has no problem doing German interviewsThis is not a German language - when two South Tyroleans speak in their dialect, the Germans don't understand a single word.
Well, I can speak German - when I was skiing in South Tyrol, I didn't understand a word the locals said - they have a dialect that would make you shudder.Of course it is a German dialect. Sinner has no problem doing German interviews
69.15% of the inhabitants of South Tyrol speak German as their mother tongue.
South Tyrolean dialect - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Thiem must first give up his membership with the Austrian tennis federation.Are they allowed to practice together?
try posting this in the ubitennis article commentaries lol @RovesciareteOf course it is a German dialect. Sinner has no problem doing German interviews
69.15% of the inhabitants of South Tyrol speak German as their mother tongue.
South Tyrolean dialect - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Just his wristYou want Jannik to cream Thiem???![]()
Well, I can speak German - when I was skiing in South Tyrol, I didn't understand a word the locals said - they have a dialect that would make you shudder.
The fact that Sinner speaks German Tyrolean is a different matter.
Hahahaha - that was pure High German Sinner was speaking.
There are a lot of german dialects. I have lived in Bavaria and in Alsace (in France but they speak their dialect of German in the villages). Many German's don't understand Swiss German for example. But it's all German just different dialects. I am not a german speaker myself, but living in those areas made me aware of the different dialects.
Thiem must first give up his membership with the Austrian tennis federation.
In fact, despite having retired a few months ago, he is still a member.
However, membership can be given up at any time.
try posting this in the ubitennis article commentaries lol @Rovesciarete