Wow really I wasn't expecting that -.-' isn't it much easier to have floor plans in his own language however the methods are from? Freaky_mela
Not really. It’s better to use one language or two languages universally. Like for instance, ballet terms are all said in French. It would be weird to say “fold” or “bend” instead of plié. I have a lot of clothing patterns also in Dutch. A lot of new home builds such as the prebuilt assemble-on-site builds are done in a Dutch country and the fully done walls equipped with windows and doors already fitted just get transported and installed. At least in my country, we have quite of lot of this as it works out to be quicker and easier if not cheaper since you aren’t paying for a ton of labour. I don’t know much about it since I’m not in the architecture field but I look them up quite often for sims4 play
Not really. It’s better to use one language or two languages universally. Like for instance, ballet terms are all said in French. It would be weird to say “fold” or “bend” instead of plié. I have a l... Qxeen_zxy
I didn't know that. I have also played sims 4 but in German, so I wouldn't know
I didn't know that. I have also played sims 4 but in German, so I wouldn't know Freaky_mela
I just look up floor plans or watch yt videos of people building actual homes to get an idea of how to properly layout a floor plan cause I’m too lazy to figure it out myself (づ￣ ³￣)づ
Not really. It’s better to use one language or two languages universally. Like for instance, ballet terms are all said in French. It would be weird to say “fold” or “bend” instead of plié. I have a l... Qxeen_zxy
i love that we don't only get entertained in this site but also learn some new things
Why was the room plan in german ○.○
I was thinking the same (￣∇￣")
Deutsch quality.
Maybe the professor is teaching them deutsch methods. I see a lot of floor plans in german or Dutch languages.
Wow really I wasn't expecting that -.-' isn't it much easier to have floor plans in his own language however the methods are from?
Not really. It’s better to use one language or two languages universally. Like for instance, ballet terms are all said in French. It would be weird to say “fold” or “bend” instead of plié. I have a lot of clothing patterns also in Dutch. A lot of new home builds such as the prebuilt assemble-on-site builds are done in a Dutch country and the fully done walls equipped with windows and doors already fitted just get transported and installed. At least in my country, we have quite of lot of this as it works out to be quicker and easier if not cheaper since you aren’t paying for a ton of labour. I don’t know much about it since I’m not in the architecture field but I look them up quite often for sims4 play
I didn't know that. I have also played sims 4 but in German, so I wouldn't know
I just look up floor plans or watch yt videos of people building actual homes to get an idea of how to properly layout a floor plan cause I’m too lazy to figure it out myself (づ￣ ³￣)づ
i love that we don't only get entertained in this site but also learn some new things
Facts! I’ve learnt so many new words, concepts and other stuff!