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those graves were built 10-20 years after the war. this gouvernement has nothing to do with it.
and indeed, i know those city's. they lied at the battlefront back then.
 
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faroukfarouk

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jos said:
those graves were built 10-20 years after the war. this gouvernement has nothing to do with it.
and indeed, i know those city's. they lied at the battlefront back then.
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After WW1, Germany was bankrupt.

I think the awful Hitler was stationed at Wervicq-Sud in WW1.
 
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The bankrupt might be the explanation, yes.
And it could be Hitler was stationed there, i don't know. I just know he didn't really fought.
 
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SarahMoore said:
I was under the impression that hur mår due was how are you in Swedish.
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hur mår du = how are you :) you can also say " hur står det till" I think thats what faroukfarouk means. But " hur mår du" is correct . :)
 
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so at last, we finally found a real person from sweden :)
and she is hot ;) wich is a nice extra
 
JoyfulFleur

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France!!

I've visited Marseille before, but we only spent roughly 6 hours there since it was one of our ports. I would love to go back and explore the beautiful country, once again. :)

Oh, and Scotland is another country I desire to visit. I really want to visit the Loch Ness (Because secretly I just want Nessie to be real).
 
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Raine

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Yes, I love seeing God's creation!

National Yosemite Park is also a must see imo.

I've been to...
Canada, Thailand, Laos

Want to see...
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Italy
 
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SarahMoore

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Edith said:
hur mår du = how are you :) you can also say " hur står det till" I think thats what faroukfarouk means. But " hur mår du" is correct . :)
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This is very good information for me. I need to get back into studying English.
 
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faroukfarouk

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JoyfulFleur said:
France!!

I've visited Marseille before, but we only spent roughly 6 hours there since it was one of our ports. I would love to go back and explore the beautiful country, once again. :)

Oh, and Scotland is another country I desire to visit. I really want to visit the Loch Ness (Because secretly I just want Nessie to be real).
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Did you see the Old Port? the Francochamp palace? the ornate railroad station steps?
 
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SarahMoore said:
I hear Canada is beautiful!
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It really is beautiful. I loved my time there. I did have to laugh, for some reason people there really liked my southern accent:p

 
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faroukfarouk

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It really is beautiful. I loved my time there. I did have to laugh, for some reason people there really liked my southern accent:p

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The English accent in Canada is a bit different sometimes; it can vary from Canadian to Canadian rather than from area to area.

You should here our Newfoundlander fellow citizens, though; now that accent is different! :)
 
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faroukfarouk said:
The English accent in Canada is a bit different sometimes; it can vary from Canadian to Canadian rather than from area to area.

You should here our Newfoundlander fellow citizens, though; now that accent is different! :)
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Yes, my friend did tell me that the accents do vary from area to area just like in the states. I have the southern belle accent going on since I live in Arkansas:)
 
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faroukfarouk

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Toska said:
Yes, my friend did tell me that the accents do vary from area to area just like in the states. I have the southern belle accent going on since I live in Arkansas:)
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French Canadians can sound different again, but their first language isn't English anyway. Some French Canadians such as Pierre Elliott Trudeau spoke English better than anyone. :) He sounded like he had just emerged from Buckingham Palace, England...
 
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Toska said:
Yes, my friend did tell me that the accents do vary from area to area just like in the states. I have the southern belle accent going on since I live in Arkansas:)
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Hahaha I like southern accents. I lived with Texans for a year so i easily pick it up! Plus the south has all tbe yummy comfort food.....all the foods I like.
 
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faroukfarouk said:
Did you see the Old Port? the Francochamp palace? the ornate railroad station steps?
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Only Old Port -which was quite lovely, might I add. We didn't have much time to explore the whole area :(
 
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faroukfarouk

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SarahMoore said:
Hahaha I like southern accents. I lived with Texans for a year so i easily pick it up! Plus the south has all tbe yummy comfort food.....all the foods I like.
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We in Ontario have a neighbor in our street with a Texan personalized number plate on her car.
 
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faroukfarouk

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faroukfarouk said:
Sarah: I've been to Sweden, btw. The rocky coast near Gothenburg is impressive. So why do you like the idea of Sweden?

Blessings.
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Luxembourg is a small country, but I like it a lot. There is much variety: Luxembourg City is a European capital with many fine buildings, a long history and scenic, urban valleys and bridges, and a Grand Ducal palace. Luxembourgers are usually trilingual in French, German and Letzebuergesch. The east borders the scenic Moselle Valley; the north has many hills with forests; there are numerous castles in the country.
 
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