If English like German the verb always at the end put, it not great would be?

[struggle4progress]

[Angleae]

1. Whatever you say Yoda.

[Drunken Irishman]

2. Say you, whatever.

[Rabrrrrrr]

3. I have the same thing almost every day considered

Why have we not the German Grammar for English never already appropriated?

[PVnRT]

4. I also would capital Letters for Nouns use.

[struggle4progress]

5. That a splendid Idea is!

[supernova]

6. Not, would be it.

;-)

[struggle4progress]

8. You such a Negativist are!

I hope everything with you well going is

[Bossy Monkey]

7. I not this can answer.

I thought Latin this too did.

[unpossibles]

9. technically, not all verbs go at the end in German, right?

It's been a while, but I thought only the second verb goes at the end:

<Ich habe zu viel Bier getrunken>

But <Ich denke nicht> has the verb where we put it. Nicht wahr?

[struggle4progress]

10. It is possible that right you are, since many year since I first German studied it has been,

but the posts more amusing if the verbs always at the end fall seem

[unpossibles]

11. this true is. nt