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Jar-ptitsa Triglot Senior Member Belgium Joined 5898 days ago 980 posts - 1006 votes Speaks: French*, Dutch, German
| Message 33 of 64 10 May 2009 at 7:56pm | IP Logged |
Vinbelgium wrote:
The written language is completely the same, but the spoken isn't. There are the
significant differences, and I do not believe that the Flemish people understand the
spoken Dutch from The Netherlands perfectly. |
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I've learned Dutch in my old school adn I can undertsand without problem NL-Dutch and B-Dutch ("flemihs")
spoken and written, when it's the standard version. Of course the Flemish can understand perfectly the sproken
NL-Dutch, excalty as walloons can understand the French TV.
It seems that the flemish who don;t like the Dutch, say it's a spearated language, "Flemish" and the Flemish who
like the Dutch sya it's Dutch LOL!!
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| Vinbelgium Bilingual Tetraglot Groupie Belgium Joined 5824 days ago 61 posts - 73 votes Speaks: Dutch*, Flemish*, English, French Studies: Spanish, Russian
| Message 34 of 64 10 May 2009 at 10:24pm | IP Logged |
ennime wrote:
Vinbelgium wrote:
The written language is completely the same, but
the spoken isn't.
There are the
significant differences, and I do not believe that the Flemish people understand the
spoken Dutch from The Netherlands perfectly. |
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As a native dutch speaker from Flanders, yes we can! we spend hours in front of the TV
watching Dutch channels (from NL) making fun of their accent, but we understand all of
it... every word, even the colloquialisms (which we find very funny often) |
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Well sorry, but I don't.
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| Alkeides Senior Member Bhutan Joined 6148 days ago 636 posts - 644 votes
| Message 35 of 64 11 May 2009 at 8:19am | IP Logged |
Vinbelgium wrote:
ennime wrote:
Vinbelgium wrote:
The written language is completely the same, but
the spoken isn't.
There are the
significant differences, and I do not believe that the Flemish people understand the
spoken Dutch from The Netherlands perfectly. |
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As a native dutch speaker from Flanders, yes we can! we spend hours in front of the TV
watching Dutch channels (from NL) making fun of their accent, but we understand all of
it... every word, even the colloquialisms (which we find very funny often) |
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Well sorry, but I don't. |
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And yet both Dutch and Flemish are listed as your native languages :)
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| charlmartell Super Polyglot Senior Member Portugal Joined 6244 days ago 286 posts - 298 votes Speaks: French, English, German, Luxembourgish*, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Dutch, Italian, Latin, Ancient Greek Studies: Mandarin, Japanese
| Message 36 of 64 11 May 2009 at 9:27am | IP Logged |
Alkeides wrote:
And yet both Dutch and Flemish are listed as your native languages :) |
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Dug himself a nice little hole, he has. Which goes to show that the harder one tries to prove one's biased personal view-point, the greater the risk of coming over as a nincompoop.
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| AnneNedjma Newbie Norway Joined 5699 days ago 9 posts - 10 votes Speaks: English Studies: Spanish
| Message 37 of 64 11 May 2009 at 9:38am | IP Logged |
Jar-ptitsa- What happened to "If you can't spell it, don't write it"? Please read through your comments before posting them, your spelling mistakes are ridiculous!
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| Jar-ptitsa Triglot Senior Member Belgium Joined 5898 days ago 980 posts - 1006 votes Speaks: French*, Dutch, German
| Message 38 of 64 11 May 2009 at 11:30am | IP Logged |
AnneNedjma wrote:
Jar-ptitsa- What happened to "If you can't spell it, don't write it"? Please read through your
comments before posting them, your spelling mistakes are ridiculous! |
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I can spell veyr good but sometimes the letters and all the things are moving and ym eyes don't notice. Truly I try,
for exmaple i read my posts and if I'm write a letter I've a spellchecker and if firefox funciton as well this has the
international spell checker but it doens't function always therfore I have to use safari where I didn't find one. I've
some problms in my brain and concentration's veyr difficlt (sometimes, not absolutly all the time it depend). I take
medicien every day which block the neurotrasnmitters of dopamine, also this make feel tired or little bit dizzy
thrfore I'm not lazy at all. for exmaple many things happen but i have to ignore those, or always have to use the
strategies for determine if the others can hear those as well and this mke very tired and fed up, it's not ym fault, I'm
veyr nice and kind perosn please don't criticise me. if those are ridiculous I'm sorry, if I put some stupid thinsg I'm
sorry for those as well.
Edited by Jar-ptitsa on 11 May 2009 at 12:02pm
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| charlmartell Super Polyglot Senior Member Portugal Joined 6244 days ago 286 posts - 298 votes Speaks: French, English, German, Luxembourgish*, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Dutch, Italian, Latin, Ancient Greek Studies: Mandarin, Japanese
| Message 39 of 64 11 May 2009 at 12:15pm | IP Logged |
AnneNedjma wrote:
Jar-ptitsa- What happened to "If you can't spell it, don't write it"? Please read through your comments before posting them, your spelling mistakes are ridiculous! |
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Your remark is uncalled for because you should have realised that those are not really spelling mistakes but the result of a genuine handicap. She has as much right to be heard as anyone else, so cut out your righteousness and pedantry and show a little tolerance and understanding. Please.
Edited by charlmartell on 11 May 2009 at 12:17pm
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| Vinbelgium Bilingual Tetraglot Groupie Belgium Joined 5824 days ago 61 posts - 73 votes Speaks: Dutch*, Flemish*, English, French Studies: Spanish, Russian
| Message 40 of 64 11 May 2009 at 10:53pm | IP Logged |
Alkeides wrote:
Vinbelgium wrote:
ennime wrote:
Vinbelgium wrote:
The written
language is completely the same, but
the spoken isn't.
There are the
significant differences, and I do not believe that the Flemish people understand the
spoken Dutch from The Netherlands perfectly. |
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As a native dutch speaker from Flanders, yes we can! we spend hours in front of the TV
watching Dutch channels (from NL) making fun of their accent, but we understand all of
it... every word, even the colloquialisms (which we find very funny often) |
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Well sorry, but I don't. |
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And yet both Dutch and Flemish are listed as your native languages :) |
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Yes. :) I was referring to the ' we spend hours in front of the TV watching Dutch
channels (from NL) making fun of their accent. '
I remember when I watched 'Baantjer' (you might know this series) on the VRT, I
couldn't understand a word of what they said. (but luckily it was subtitled).
Why is it listed as my native language? Because in fact it IS NOT A SEPARATE language.
It would be false to say Flemish is my native language, because officially it is not a
separate language. The written Dutch is almost equal to Flemish. The thing is that the
Flemish pronounce everything more in the French way, while the Dutch prefer the
English way. And this can lead to misunderstandings.
I was in Amsterdam a few weeks ago. I ran out of money, so I asked someone to show me
the way to the nearest bank. I had to ask beg her pardon for more than 4 times, till I
finally got what she meant. Is that normal??
Anyway. I'm anxious to see what you'll say about this.
Edited by Vinbelgium on 12 May 2009 at 5:09pm
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