Re: what is it?
> Right, here's my attempt at translating your reply: > > >Ja, jeg kunne l�se dit hollanske. > > Yes, i can read this Dutch. Yes I could read your dutch. > >De to sprog minder om hinanden. > > But to speak it is more difficult. The two languages resemble each other (you were WAY off *g*) > >Der er er flere ligheder .. ogs� med tysk. > > Because .. .. ...... ........ .. also with .... (actually I made a tyop in my danish .. there was one two many "er" in it .. WAIT .. it's not a bug .. it's a FEATURE .. yep I did that to trow you off *s* .. you believe me right ? ) There are (are) several similarities .. (and) also with german. > That's part of my fascination with language, you can often (not always) deduct > the meaning ar at least get the outline of what someone tries to say from a bit > of basic knowledge of other languages. Very true .. I know absolutely no dutch aber ich kann ein bichen deutch sprechen/scrieben and that combined with my knowlegde of danish and english, help. My knowledge of french , italian and spanish however seems of no use here as it seems that dutch dont lend up to theese languages. > >Which is why knowing latin or greek is actually not useless knowledge as you > >can use it as an aid in translating languages you do not know. > >A lot of countries that are located in the old germania have further > >similarities. > > > >Still I must say reading your dutch is not easy .. but I can. > > I wonder if there are Frysian people here that can give a demonstration of > Frysian (or Frysk as Frysians say), i wonder if that would be easier for you. I dont even know what a Frysian is .. but I reckon it some sort of dutch dialect. I like dialects .. especially dialect of languages I speak and/or understand - Danish has it's variaties of charming dialects and norwegian seems to have dialects in the hundreds or so .. some of them sound very much like danish - certain sentences are actyually pronounced exactly the same - other dialects however can be completely incomprehensible - even to the average norwegian. > > >I'd rather have a bottle in front of me, than a frontal lobotomy !! > >> >MUHHAHAAHHAAAAAAAAAA!!!! (Maniac grin) > > > >> Say, is there a typical Danish drink? > > > >Other than Carlsberg ? > >Hmmm .. Milk ? > > Ever heard of all those cows we have here in Holland? :-) Yes .. so ? - Denmark is a milkproducing country too ( I only drink domestic milk ) .. a milk exporting one too - With an entirely flat country and good soil mostly everywhere it's only natural that Denamrk is big on agriculture. > >Oh and you can actually drink the water here .. AND like it - Unlike some > >countries .. though i'm sure you have clean water in Holland too. > > Dutch laws concerning drinking water are very strict, you can safely drink the > water from the tap here. > The water is even so good that the only things i regularly drink is coffee and > water. The water where I live is so good they seriouly consider tapping it on bottles and exporting it. > >> Feel disillusioned? I've got some great new illusions ... > > > >Uhh do tell ! :) > > Now you see me, now you don't. > > ObASCII: Me after my disappearing act :-) > > > > > Argueably your best side *g*
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