>dutch tagged as artist.

Anão said:
>dutch tagged as artist.

Computer thing.

Dutch as in the language, not an artist named "Dutch"

Dutch is like German but not.

Sort of like how Portuguese is almost Spanish.

Dutch is blend of German and English, some french for flavor and the most horrible accent from Saxony you can imagine.

NotMeNotYou said:
Dutch is blend of German and English, some french for flavor and the most horrible accent from Saxony you can imagine.

If that language feels weird to you, try Luxembourgian.

NotMeNotYou said:
Dutch is blend of German and English, some french for flavor and the most horrible accent from Saxony you can imagine.

A Dutch friend of mine described it as "It's like German with a really bad cold" :D

ggdk said:
A Dutch friend of mine described it as "It's like German with a really bad cold" :D

That is how people from saxony tend to talk, fuck correct pronouncing, no one needs consonants and half of the vowels anyway.

He's really talented if he's just said all of those at the same time.

NotMeNotYou said:
That is how people from saxony tend to talk, fuck correct pronouncing, no one needs consonants and half of the vowels anyway.

Yes - diction and correct pronunciation is indeed a long lost art.

"'Ello, mother. 'Ave you 'idden my 'atchet?"

ggdk said:
Yes - diction and correct pronunciation is indeed a long lost art.

"'Ello, mother. 'Ave you 'idden my 'atchet?"

Different like that but the core is the same, it also goes back hefore 1700, the german elite liked to imitate the saxony accent up until the creation of the german bible by Martin Luther, who created it to be read by all german folks so he made his written word without accents (because people wrote with their accents before and it looked like different kinds of retard from each corner of the non-unified german states before).
And then everybody stopped talking like their mouths were sewed shut and started talking like real people. The End.

I think this little guy is the key to world peace!

ArdesCadaver said:
He's really talented if he's just said all of those at the same time.

...so are we gonna call him Legion now or what?

There, identified all languages.
The sigma in Greek should be in upper case though. Other than that this image is awesome.

Cute fox with manners.

"You're welcome, little fox. It was my pleasure."

blackest_vulture said:
There, identified all languages.
The sigma in Greek should be in upper case though. Other than that this image is awesome.

Cute fox with manners.

"You're welcome, little fox. It was my pleasure."

That is awesome! I've been curious for awhile what some of those were. Thank you. =)

I think that the latin one should be "Gratiam tibi ago" ,
since "Gratias agimus tibi" means "We thank you"(literally "We do you thanks") and there is only one person thanking and not two or more :P

De nada :D

Can this kid be my translator please? lol

Selv tak, I guess

Oh my language is in this nice. Well salamat UwU

Why you put tag vietnamese text with out viet text?

Datang kesini karena tag Indonesian_Text

Παρακαλώ, ο φίλος μου :)

All three of my languages in one post!

Salamat din...

wadxxx said:
Computer thing.

Dutch as in the language, not an artist named "Dutch"

Dutch is like German but not.

Sort of like how Portuguese is almost Spanish.

Galician is almost Portuguese

anão said:
>dutch tagged as artist.

Van der linde strikes again

notmenotyou said:
Different like that but the core is the same, it also goes back hefore 1700, the german elite liked to imitate the saxony accent up until the creation of the german bible by Martin Luther, who created it to be read by all german folks so he made his written word without accents (because people wrote with their accents before and it looked like different kinds of retard from each corner of the non-unified german states before).
And then everybody stopped talking like their mouths were sewed shut and started talking like real people. The End.

French-speakers say that German, Dutch, and English all sound pretty much the same except for a few funny consonants like the GH in Dutch and the TH sounds in English.