@Tounushi In what way? I disacree with you. I am a Finn, and I can read Dutch, but the spoken language is more difficult to understand. The same goes for Danish. And there is the Platt that is spoken along the North Sea coast and on the Baltic coast in Germany. If I am not mistaken, they are all based on old Germanic.
@isomolle To save time explaining, I will refer you to "Language Lessons" by Humon. Google it. Same rule applies to dutch in relation to german. It's the language's closeness to german that makes it so funny when spoken. Sounds like a german who's spent one night too many in amsterdam, if you know what I mean.
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@Tounushi In what way? I disacree with you. I am a Finn, and I can read Dutch, but the spoken language is more difficult to understand. The same goes for Danish. And there is the Platt that is spoken along the North Sea coast and on the Baltic coast in Germany. If I am not mistaken, they are all based on old Germanic.
@isomolle
To save time explaining, I will refer you to "Language Lessons" by Humon. Google it. Same rule applies to dutch in relation to german.
It's the language's closeness to german that makes it so funny when spoken. Sounds like a german who's spent one night too many in amsterdam, if you know what I mean.
Man, dutch is really a messed up language.
HAHAHAAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHA
And finnish is not?
Dont judge langues.
Jij zuig :)
ja olen ihan suomalainen.
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