AP is going

[dittohead]

jeemig....t gaat toch echt gebeuren he..... almost time!!!!

ditti dutch!

 

[Winterslaap]

Hmmm, this throat disease that some people a few kilometers west of Münster call a language seems to spread around in this forum...

oee i am sorry

 

[Quark]

Hmmm, this throat disease that some people a few kilometers west of Münster call a language seems to spread around in this forum...

Goed hè

If you don't be careful, I'll start at the German forums as well

And it's strange, but I always thought that Dutch was the language, and German some sort of dialect.

 

[Winterslaap]

Goed hè

If you don't be careful, I'll start at the German forums as well

And it's strange, but I always thought that Dutch was the language, and German some sort of dialect.

ow?? it isn't?????

 

[monochrom]

Goed hè

If you don't be careful, I'll start at the German forums as well

And it's strange, but I always thought that Dutch was the language, and German some sort of dialect.

It is actually a little more difficult.

The northern germans speak a variant of dutch, for sure. They just leave out the funny words and out comes boring high german. Or frisian, but they don't count.

In the middle and eastern part of Germany, ugly dialects like hessisch, pfälzerisch, moselfränkisch, rheinländisch or sächsisch are spoken. They are generally grouped together as "Ugly Sounding Carnival Germanic Languages". Eventually they might deteriorate into french.

And in southern Germany we either speak Swiss (Baden-Württemberg), Austrian (Upper Bavaria), Sped-up-austrian-with-lots-of-funny-noises (Franconia) or the language of the pigs (Lower Bavaria).

 

[Quark]

ow?? it isn't?????

According to Karsten, it isn't.

@mono. Thnx for the explanation. I have to say, it was very interesting.

 

[gnoff]

It is actually a little more difficult.

The northern germans speak a variant of dutch, for sure. They just leave out the funny words and out comes boring high german. Or frisian, but they don't count.

In the middle and eastern part of Germany, ugly dialects like hessisch, pfälzerisch, moselfränkisch, rheinländisch or sächsisch are spoken. They are generally grouped together as "Ugly Sounding Carnival Germanic Languages". Eventually they might deteriorate into french.

And in southern Germany we either speak Swiss (Baden-Württemberg), Austrian (Upper Bavaria), Sped-up-austrian-with-lots-of-funny-noises (Franconia) or the language of the pigs (Lower Bavaria).

What's my german called?

*guessing drunken-stupid-schwede-german*

 

[Quark]

What's my german called?

*guessing drunken-stupid-schwede-german*

Doitsch met schwedische Aksent? (don't look how I wrote it, I try to write it in fonetic, without the specific fonetic signs)

That's why my language is called Dutch!

 

[Quark]

Ja jong en lui, nog 'n goei 20 uur, en dan gaat zo heel langzaam mijn trein van Charleroi Sud naar Bruxelles Midi, om mij naar het Wackenfestival te begeven.

Well people, give or take some time, but in 20 hours' time, I'll be leaving very slowly by train from Charleroi Sud to Brussel Zuid to continue my journey to the Wacken festival!