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Post by NetherFreek on Nov 24, 2015 8:41:03 GMT
haha
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Post by Napoleon Bonaparte on Nov 24, 2015 8:42:57 GMT
Well I finally googled what does chauvinistic means You guys carry on with your lesson  |
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Post by Jean Lannes on Nov 24, 2015 9:01:21 GMT
Napoleon Bonaparte why do Pakistan and India hate each other? Everybody hates at least somebody. Everybody besides us Swiss people we love everybody('s money)
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Post by Napoleon Bonaparte on Nov 24, 2015 9:26:32 GMT
Napoleon Bonaparte why do Pakistan and India hate each other? Everybody hates at least somebody. Everybody besides us Swiss people we love everybody('s money) as much as I know, both of them think that their country is superior and can occupy the other, I just think it's nonsense Swiss love all of the world('s money)  |
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Post by Jean Lannes on Nov 24, 2015 9:46:13 GMT
Napoleon Bonaparte why do Pakistan and India hate each other? Everybody hates at least somebody. Everybody besides us Swiss people we love everybody('s money) as much as I know, both of them think that their country is superior and can occupy the other, I just think it's nonsense Swiss love all of the world('s money) India and Pakistan hate each other because they fought 2 wars about who should have Kashmir. But enough with talking about foreign places, let's refocus on Cheese eating, empire building, weird language speaking Dutch people |
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Post by António Salazar on Nov 24, 2015 13:43:48 GMT
Answer to NetherFreek why we Dutch hate the Germans, two words: Fall Gelb And now the basics of speaking is added to the first post |
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Post by Jean Lannes on Nov 24, 2015 13:52:42 GMT
tbh I think I'd be able to understand what a Dutch person says as long as they speak slow and clear because it is so similar to German. It's pretty much a German dialect
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Post by NetherFreek on Nov 24, 2015 17:26:02 GMT
tbh I think I'd be able to understand what a Dutch person says as long as they speak slow and clear because it is so similar to German. It's pretty much a German dialect a german dialect?!? now im pissed  our language looks the most like danish (i think) |
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Post by Jean Lannes on Nov 24, 2015 17:27:38 GMT
tbh I think I'd be able to understand what a Dutch person says as long as they speak slow and clear because it is so similar to German. It's pretty much a German dialect a german dialect?!? now im pissed our language looks the most like danish (i think) I know I said it's like a German dialect to make you angry. It is very similar to German, sometimes in grammer sometimes in talking. Dutch is like in the middle between English and German which is perfect for me since I'm fluent in both. I would have to give up Turkish then likely |
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Post by General William T. Sherman on Nov 24, 2015 19:52:12 GMT
a german dialect?!? now im pissed our language looks the most like danish (i think) I know I said it's like a German dialect to make you angry. It is very similar to German, sometimes in grammer sometimes in talking. Dutch is like in the middle between English and German which is perfect for me since I'm fluent in both. I would have to give up Turkish then likely Isn't Turkish your native language? If so, never forget it! And don't give it up! |
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Post by Jean Lannes on Nov 24, 2015 19:57:27 GMT
I know I said it's like a German dialect to make you angry. It is very similar to German, sometimes in grammer sometimes in talking. Dutch is like in the middle between English and German which is perfect for me since I'm fluent in both. I would have to give up Turkish then likely Isn't Turkish your native language? If so, never forget it! And don't give it up! Turkish is hard, very hard. I only can talk but not write. Hardly read it. My native language would be German because I grew up in a German speaking country but my parents teached me Turkish first and their first (and for my dad best) language is Turkish so I don't really know what's my first language. |
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Post by Suvorov on Nov 24, 2015 20:24:01 GMT
Isn't Turkish your native language? If so, never forget it! And don't give it up! Turkish is hard, very hard. I only can talk but not write. Hardly read it. My native language would be German because I grew up in a German speaking country but my parents teached me Turkish first and their first (and for my dad best) language is Turkish so I don't really know what's my first language. I grew up with Dutch, but my parents taught me English first (as they give lectures in English), because they think I can't do anything with Dutch in my life. Therefore, English is my first language and Dutch my second even though I was born in the Netherlands . (Plz don't kill me NetherFreek ) |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 2, 2015 12:26:43 GMT
tbh I think I'd be able to understand what a Dutch person says as long as they speak slow and clear because it is so similar to German. It's pretty much a German dialect a german dialect?!? now im pissed our language looks the most like danish (i think) Nope it looks like Swedish Norwegian Danish German and French in one language and it basecly is |
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Post by Clausewitz on Dec 10, 2015 7:21:52 GMT
Part II Do and don't in the Netherlands DO - Try and speak Dutch to them (do not speak German)
- Try their candy and other sweets
- Say you prefer Dutch licorice more than English
- Travel by bike IF YOU KNOW THE DUTCH RULES
- Know something about the Dutch history
- Be alert for pickpockets, sure we'll take your money.
DON'T - Speak German, since Fall Gelb we do not like the Germans that much
- Think the Netherlands is a weed country since the legal amount of marijuana you can carry is 15 times as less as in DC. (see picture)
- Think the Dutch citizens live in windmills, wear clogs and have cows as pet since that is not true at all
- Travel by bike if you do not know the DUTCH way of cycling (many differences like: we have our own ways for cyclists)
- Wait for the Traffic lights if you can pretend you are from Amsterdam [can cause serious injury or death]
- Walk on the bike lanes, if you hear a "cling, cling" or hear someone shouting "LET OP" (Dutch for Watch Out) from behind you jump real quick
or you may get mowed down by a cyclist. They do not stop for
way to see and get around. Watch out for the dreaded tram tracks in cities.
- Think Flemish people and Dutch people like each other. Flemish people like to call themselves Dutch but if they try in the Netherlands they will be lynched publicly without the police interfering
- Call the country Holland since you will be lynched publicly without the police interfering
- Go into a coffeeshop expecting to get coffee
I didn't know the Dutch hate us German's that much for what happens 70 year's ago? I know we often call you "Käseköpfe" but that's just because you can't drive .but at last in both countries we dislike the French (I think no one likes them, because no one can understand what there talking). |
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Post by Napoleon Bonaparte on Dec 10, 2015 8:47:43 GMT
Part II Do and don't in the Netherlands DO - Try and speak Dutch to them (do not speak German)
- Try their candy and other sweets
- Say you prefer Dutch licorice more than English
- Travel by bike IF YOU KNOW THE DUTCH RULES
- Know something about the Dutch history
- Be alert for pickpockets, sure we'll take your money.
DON'T - Speak German, since Fall Gelb we do not like the Germans that much
- Think the Netherlands is a weed country since the legal amount of marijuana you can carry is 15 times as less as in DC. (see picture)
- Think the Dutch citizens live in windmills, wear clogs and have cows as pet since that is not true at all
- Travel by bike if you do not know the DUTCH way of cycling (many differences like: we have our own ways for cyclists)
- Wait for the Traffic lights if you can pretend you are from Amsterdam [can cause serious injury or death]
- Walk on the bike lanes, if you hear a "cling, cling" or hear someone shouting "LET OP" (Dutch for Watch Out) from behind you jump real quick
or you may get mowed down by a cyclist. They do not stop for
way to see and get around. Watch out for the dreaded tram tracks in cities.
- Think Flemish people and Dutch people like each other. Flemish people like to call themselves Dutch but if they try in the Netherlands they will be lynched publicly without the police interfering
- Call the country Holland since you will be lynched publicly without the police interfering
- Go into a coffeeshop expecting to get coffee
I didn't know the Dutch hate us German's that much for what happens 70 year's ago? I know we often call you "Käseköpfe" but that's just because you can't drive .but at last in both countries we dislike the French (I think no one likes them, because no one can understand what there talking). well that's true that no one knows what do the French speak? Non et non, merci I saw this in an ad and since then its stuck in my head |
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