Yes, but i would read it this way to understand:

Whaha i must admit that sounds a bit sick but yeah, i'll be safe and warm Finally.. gosh i still can't believe i will go so soon!!

The 8 months we didn't see eachother suddenly seem shorter than the 15 days we have to wait now!

Hahahah Thanks

Well,. we have a rolling r, a throat r and an english-like r.. it depends on which kinda dutch you speak.. I speak the 'dictionary dutch' (the common accepted perfect dutch), but my region is a bit 'poshy' so i used lots of english-r.

For example my name.. Esther.. in english this is pronounced much like.. Este/Esta but the way i say it has an R like 'reading'!! Kadir says it with the turkish R, which i really do like.

I think us dutch are lucky, we can twist our tongues usually in many ways to sound quite fine. it's just a pity not many dutch found out that they actually can

Thanks for all the sweet messages I was just checking the aiport-map with my mum, makes me feel so excited about going! Only two weeks, that i am counting as well.. but first a silly examweek to go Anyways i got enough energy to go for it again

No my bf hasn't got wings, but he's sure able to make me fly

Ok, thanks

Which one is more commonly used?

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Is this a proper way of saying 'I have to do my homework' ?

or would that be

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Or are they both completely wrong