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Hey, just an inquiry to let me know who speaks Dutch here.
Because I think there aren't much Dutch programmers here, I decided to create this.
If you're Dutch, please post it here
Or if you can speak Dutch and you're not Dutch post it in this thread as well, and provide some examples.
Okay, as you probably know, I'm Dutch
Eero R?nik wrote:
I pretty much can understand Dutch by now, when we talk about writing or speaking though, I know almost nothing but swearing...
As far as I can tell, if you swear in american there's no dutch person who won't understand it. Swearing in english is a different subject though, not many people know what you mean when you call them a turd or a fag...
As far as I can tell, if you swear in american there's no dutch person who won't understand it. Swearing in english is a different subject though, not many people know what you mean when you call them a turd or a fag...
True.
I pretty much can understand Dutch by now, when we talk about writing or speaking though, I know almost nothing but swearing...
Eero R?nik wrote:
I pretty much can understand Dutch by now, when we talk about writing or speaking though, I know almost nothing but swearing...
Godverdomme strontboerke! Moest uw vader in de beek geschoten hebben, zoudt ge n?g een lelijk kikkerke geweest zijn. Dat hebt ge waarschijnlijk ook van hem. Uwe pa's z? oerlelijk dat'm een vuilzak over z'n lijf moest doen en'n papieren zak over z'nne kop en er dan'n levensgrote foto van Don Delouise op moest plakken vooraleer uw moeder, die't toch al met iedereen doet, uwe pa ook maar durfde aan te raken.
Well, that's about cursing, swearing and insulting in Dutch... and you don't understand a thing of it ;D ;D ;D
Godverdomme strontboerke! Moest uw vader in de beek geschoten hebben, zoudt ge n?g een lelijk kikkerke geweest zijn. Dat hebt ge waarschijnlijk ook van hem. Uwe pa's z? oerlelijk dat'm een vuilzak over z'n lijf moest doen en'n papieren zak over z'nne kop en er dan'n levensgrote foto van Don Delouise op moest plakken vooraleer uw moeder, die't toch al met iedereen doet, uwe pa ook maar durfde aan te raken.
You probably know this is Old Dutch
It sure is funny
Kon-Tiki wrote:
Godverdomme strontboerke! Moest uw vader in de beek geschoten hebben, zoudt ge n?g een lelijk kikkerke geweest zijn. Dat hebt ge waarschijnlijk ook van hem. Uwe pa's z? oerlelijk dat'm een vuilzak over z'n lijf moest doen en'n papieren zak over z'nne kop en er dan'n levensgrote foto van Don Delouise op moest plakken vooraleer uw moeder, die't toch al met iedereen doet, uwe pa ook maar durfde aan te raken.
That's flemish, not old dutch. Having a flemish girlfriend does have advantages, as this is pure laughing for dutch people (and her family talks like that too )
Ikke miljaar!
En zoals ge ondertussen wel al doorhebt, ook Vlaams dus.
Candy wrote:As far as I can tell, if you swear in american there's no dutch person who won't understand it. Swearing in english is a different subject though, not many people know what you mean when you call them a turd or a fag...
I think turd and fag are often used in America too (I've heared them on several occasions in South Park, for instance).
It's English words like twat, minge, wanker, arsebiscuits, fucksocks, twunt,... that are lesser known by the global public.
Just... the accent, the weird words you use for some things (confituur, frigo, hesp etc) and stuff like that... it's just so funny that you are the only people that don't get it
Just... the accent, the weird words you use for some things (confituur, frigo, hesp etc) and stuff like that... it's just so funny that you are the only people that don't get it
The French use those words too! Why not laugh at them for a bit?
Well, they don't say hesp. ::)
But then again, neither do I.
[sup](I say eps :-\)[/sup]