What a misguided reference. Last I checked no Euro note or coin has anyone called "Benjamin" on them, in fact they don't have people on them at all, they're places.
Americans really need to stop using the Benjamin/Jackson/etc thing online to describe money, it isn't a clever reference even in relation to US currency and just comes across as ignorant when used to describe other country's monetary instruments (such as this case).
in particular it's hard to tell whether you mean 'since I were eight years old' vs 'for a span of eight years'
also, a native speaker would probably use tense such as "I have lived", so casually, "I've lived in the US for 8 years and still misunderstood it."
and noone ever uses whom, but you probably used it correctly
ps you typoed 'possibly be' and 'it'
(* replicas of all the bridges were built in the Netherlands)
Not even real. Fictional arches & bridges.
And that, precisely, is why we can't have nice things.
All I got with a google search was some stock photos.
> Sad to know that Merkel has made Germany into a silly joke.
any child could figure that out, especially considering the tone of the comment already set with 'benjamin' why are you posting