u/jorisfranke

Ik ben nog opzoek, het liefst 4 maar alles zou fijn zijn natuurlijk.

Ik woon nu sinds een jaar op kamers in Arnhem, ik heb tot nu toe overal waar ik kom mijn accu meegenomen als ik een winkel of iets binnen ga, maar ik was even benieuwd of dat ook nodig is bij de Albert Heijn in Klarendal of dat ik hem daar veilig in de fiets kan laten zitten als ik boodschappen aan het doen ben, ik heb niet perse de meest aantrekkelijke e-bike maar wel gewoon een goede.

Wat stellen jullie voor als goede optie voor een appie in de buurt van apeldoornseweg/Sint Marten

Hello, i am in Cascais now and would like to know if people have suggestions where to eat. I don't have a high budget so not to expensive please. I could search online but i thought. Who better to ask then the locals.

I saw a post earlier about something like this but couldn't find a clear answer, does watching a show like Rick Morty but with Italian audio really help? It feels like it does but also doesn't (i know it does not make sense). I try to actually listen to the audio and read the subtitels so i can connect those together. But does it really help overtime because i learned English much better then other languages i got at school because a lot of games and movies/shows are in English. So does it work for people? Actually asking for people with experience about this.

I don't know if people here have actual knowledge of how to dress properly or are just dads who think they look cool. I have one particular outfit i love, this is a long linnen pants and a brown polo with a wool like pattern. I really like this style but i don't like the typical "old money" people really like these days. With that i mean the neat trousers with the polo tucked inside the pants. As i said i really like the one outfit but i just haven't been able to find something like that again or just something in that direction. Can someone help me with searching for good fits or items that go with those things. Thanks in advance. And if you have more questions, just ask them in the comments.

On this subreddit i see a lot of people saying: "Don't use Duolingo to learn a language". But what other ways do you recommend then? Because some people just want to learn a language and don't really care if it takes a couple of years and only want to do it when they are in the train for example for a few minutes. So please, enlighten me.