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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostOn foreign languages, it's very like me to be wrong.I lived in Amsterdam for several years and I could probably count on two hands the number of Dutch words I know. Coincidentally, most of them involve Old Greg's wife too.
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Originally posted by Old Greg View Post'de' before a vowel is incorrect.
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostNot like you to be wrong?I lived in Amsterdam for several years and I could probably count on two hands the number of Dutch words I know. Coincidentally, most of them involve Old Greg's wife too.
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And once more, in dialect. "Old Gregs Frau isch e Hündin i dr Kirche." Not so different. It's a bit like speaking High German with a Brummie accent.
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Originally posted by Mordac View PostNot bitter in the slightest, I don't enjoy living in hotels, no matter where they might be. About a month is my absolute limit. I am slightly annoyed that it's so much easier for EU citizens to work in the UK than it is for UK citizens to work in most of the EU.
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostLa femme du Old Greg est un chien d'église. Something like that, right?
Old Gregs Frau ist eine Hündin in der Kirche.
While you can get a job only speaking English in Switzerland, you've a far better of chance of staying in work if you speak the local language. I already speak French and German - now I'm learning the local dialect. It can be a bit weird. The word for wristwatch is Gellereti - from the French "Quelle heure et-il?".
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Originally posted by Mordac View Post"the dog is in the church" in French
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