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Belgian_Pilot

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Belgium has 3 official languages. The North (Flanders) speaks Dutch, the South (Wallonia) speaks French, and a tiny part in the East speaks German (only 0.6% of the total population). People in Brussels, at the center of the country, speak mainly French, Dutch and English. Many Belgians are at least bilingual or trilingual as a consequence.
 
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Belgian_Pilot

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@Brenna: Read the last few posts. I try to convince you that Belgium is waaaaay better then Canada :D
 
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wwjd_kilden

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so, are you trilingual?


fact: I am in Trondheim
 
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Belgian_Pilot

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wwjd_kilden said:
so, are you trilingual?


fact: I am in Trondheim
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Yes: Dutch/French/English

Basic knowledge of German (official language here, so we learned it @ school).

Yay for Trondheim!
 
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wwjd_kilden

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I had some German in school too, bot not really enough for it to be useful, I only remember random stuff like

ich cin, du bist, er ist, sie ist, es ist, wir sind, sie sind, Sie sind
not even sure if that is correct... been some years :p
 
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Belgian_Pilot

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wwjd_kilden said:
I had some German in school too, bot not really enough for it to be useful, I only remember random stuff like

ich cin, du bist, er ist, sie ist, es ist, wir sind, sie sind, Sie sind
not even sure if that is correct... been some years :p
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correct! :)
 
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wwjd_kilden

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yaaay! It wasn't all a waste!

I did find some use for it in Germany though, but I was a bit shocked that even people working in amusement parks refused to speak English
 
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wwjd_kilden

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Danke schön Herr Aksel , wie gehts?
 
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Belgian_Pilot

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Gans gut!!! Ich habe viel spass (can't find the B-like double s on my keyboard :D)

Tchüss!!!
 
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wwjd_kilden

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what does the last word mean?

ß there, i copied it, no idea how to write it on the keyboard
 
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Belgian_Pilot

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Thanks :)

Tshüss means bye! (see you later)
 
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wwjd_kilden

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aaaah

hm, oddly enough we never learned any songs
 
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Belgian_Pilot

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In German? That would be funny :D

Germans only have Ramstein, and Tiroler houm-pa pa songs :D :D
 
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wwjd_kilden

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LOL

Du hast
du hast
du hast mich gefragt
 
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Belgian_Pilot

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I suppose thats a song? Or is that Rammstein???
 
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wwjd_kilden

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it's part of a Rammstein song, only part of it that I remember :p
 
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wwjd_kilden

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that song is fairly calm
same with Sonne
 
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Belgian_Pilot

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Oh, I see. I'm not a Rammstein fan. It feels a little too dark to me. I don't like dark and scary black metal things. ;)
 
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