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Introductions!; Introduce yourself to AnimeSS!
Topic Started: Aug 26 2007, 02:18 AM (1,149 Views)
aydashyera Apr 17 2008, 04:15 AM Post #91
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 hehe yeah ^_^ lol I learned how to count one to ten in Dutch words when I was little but now I forgot already :P
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vashmata Apr 17 2008, 11:43 AM Post #92
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 my brother said it's a softer form of German, so would it be like 'ick bin drei fir finf zex zibn ackt nein tzen'?

With so many languages out there, everything sounds similar: Korean Chinese and Japanese, Yiddish, German and Dutch, Hebrew and Arabic...
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Schuinestreep Apr 21 2008, 07:12 PM Post #93
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 Well it's a little bit different from german. it goes like this (hope i can explain it right) 1 = een, 2 = twee, 3 = drie, 4 = vier, 5 = vijf, 6 = zes, 7 = zeven, 8 = acht, 9 = negen and last buut not least 10 = tien.

If you want i can try to explain how to prenounce it.

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KillerBEE Apr 21 2008, 08:30 PM Post #94
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 Yes please explain... the only words I can say in German are:

Shizza? - shit
danka - Thank you
rousse - out

lol idk if I'm correct
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Kamikaze Apr 22 2008, 09:29 AM Post #95
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 Scheisse, danke and aus are the words.
Germans speak more straight forward according to how they write, but dutch speak with a weird pronounciation of some letters. Dunno if that helps.

Btw, for similar languages you should check out norwegian, danish and swedish.
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Schuinestreep Apr 23 2008, 08:56 PM Post #96
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 I got a great site for you who want to learn how to speak dutch :D
http://www.speakdutch.nl/index.html
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Random Rock Jul 22 2008, 05:44 PM Post #97
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 lol the introdcution thread became the German/Dutch thread?? :P
anyway... Hey I just joined yesterday...even if I've been dowloading the anime here for several months.

well I'm 18...almost 19...at University...I like playing video games (some say to much :P ) and watching anime.

I normaly have trouble getting into a good forum so I hope it'll be different with this one :)
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