Originally posted by PRC1964
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Yeah it's not far from the centre. Follow the main road until the traffic lights and turn first left.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostWat heb ik nu weer aan mijn fiets hangen? Een uur geleden was CUK allemaal in het engels. Wat is er gebeurd? Nu is het allemaal in het nederlands.
Erg verwarrend.
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In the future - yes we areOriginally posted by amcdonald View PostAre we reading the dutch version of the Daily Mail ?
Bazza gets caught
Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
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According to the babylon translation website, MT said:
What I have now come back to my bicycle? An hour ago was cuk all in English. What has happened? Now it is in the Dutch. very confusing.Practically perfect in every way....there's a time and (more importantly) a place for malarkey.
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Talking Hollandaise in a British forum? What sauce!Originally posted by PRC1964 View Post
No, no, it's called Hollandaise.
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(I thought it was one of those sentences with each word jumbled up which they claim are no harder than normal to read)
edit: Flip, I see Old Greg beat me to it!Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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So it's a Bob-Dutch translatorOriginally posted by MaryPoppins View PostAccording to the babylon translation website, MT said:
What I have now come back to my bicycle? An hour ago was cuk all in English. What has happened? Now it is in the Dutch. very confusing.
I wonder what "I've done the needful" is in Dutch ?Doing the needful since 1827Comment
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostI thought it was one of those sentences with each word jumbled up which they claim are no harder than normal to read
I tghouht it was one of thsoe sneecntes wtih ecah wrod jelmubd up wcihh they cilam are no heardr than nomarl to raed
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Google Translate offers:Originally posted by MaryPoppins View PostAccording to the babylon translation website, MT said:
What I have now come back to my bicycle? An hour ago was cuk all in English. What has happened? Now it is in the Dutch. very confusing.
What I now hang on my bike? An hour ago, CUK all in English. What happened? Now it's all in Dutch.
Very confusing.Comment
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