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Vuk 20:47 10-01-2007
Not a thread to speak your linguistic language, but a thread to speak your dialectic language.
Paadon me, I have to go paak tha kaaa.

Vuk
(NO SAA! :O)

Warmaster Horus 21:06 10-01-2007
I'm pretty sure the TYOLT includes both types -linguistic and dialectic.

However, the advantage of this thread is that it does, in fact, remind of that the TYOLT is not restricted to Dutch - even though it may seem so.

scotchedpommes 21:33 10-01-2007
Originally Posted by Warmaster Horus:
However, the advantage of this thread is that it does, in fact, remind of that the TYOLT is not restricted to Dutch - even though it may seem so.
Would it make sense at this point to suggest that the other thread could do with
renaming? As I think we all know that it is the Dutch thread in all but name.

Warmaster Horus 21:35 10-01-2007
I proposed it in the thread. Nothing was done about it.

I guess they like their feeling of being able to mislead everyone at first...

Andres 21:37 10-01-2007
Objection!

Flemish/Dutch thread would be more appropriate.

Doebaa, van maa mögde gaale daan droed noeme gelek as da gaale da wilt. Den deize zal oek rap noar ons goesting genoemd werre zenne.

scotchedpommes 21:39 10-01-2007
Yes, of course I meant to say Dutch / Flemish. But then the pedant within me
wants to insist Afrikaans also; but I won't, because I want to stay away from
that thread.

Andres 21:43 10-01-2007
Originally Posted by rdeče.jabolko:
Yes, of course I meant to say Dutch / Flemish. But then the pedant within me
wants to insist Afrikaans also; but I won't, because I want to stay away from
that thread.

Eila, eila, iest Vlôms, dein Hollands. Da moet dus weire: Flemish/Dutch in plosj van Dutch/Flemish.



Fragony 21:56 10-01-2007
Originally Posted by Andres:
Objection!

Flemish/Dutch thread would be more appropriate.
I woulnd't call it objection myselve really, more like delayed awaraness. As if the red devils are really a footballteam, something like that. Or is it a she.

Andres 22:12 10-01-2007
Originally Posted by Fragony:
I woulnd't call it objection myselve really, more like delayed awaraness. As if the red devils are really a footballteam, something like that. Or is it a she.
Is dat jouw dialect

In alle geval, ik peis da standaardnederlands hie ni mag...

Vuk 22:12 10-01-2007
'ey y'all! Le's keep it in American, eh? err...English.

Shock'n Ya'll!

Vuk

Marshal Murat 22:15 10-01-2007
Well a' don't quite understaand what your talk'n 'bout?

Andres 22:17 10-01-2007
Originally Posted by Vuk Brankovic:
'ey y'all! Le's keep it in American, eh? err...English.

Shock'n Ya'll!

Vuk
Allthough the european Dutch speaking area is rather small, geographically speaking, there do exist a lot of Dutch/Flemish dialects...

This is the flemish dialect of my region:

Originally Posted by :
Doebaa, van maa mögde gaale daan droed noeme gelek as da gaale da wilt. Den deize zal oek rap noar ons goesting genoemd werre zenne.
Originally Posted by :
Eila, eila, iest Vlôms, dein Hollands. Da moet dus weire: Flemish/Dutch in plosj van Dutch/Flemish.


Vuk 22:19 10-01-2007
Ay Caan't imagine what you could be taalking about! Aah you insinuating that ay caan't speak American? No Sir! :P

What I said is that we should try to keep it too English (not just try, but succeed ).

Crazed Rabbit 23:50 10-01-2007
We've got a load of gray skies and no drizzle from it. Really switched quick from the dog days a August to the temps we've got now.

*gah* Washingtonians don't have much of a dialect.

CR

Hepcat 00:16 10-02-2007
He tino pai taku reo Ingarangi, a, kaore aku rangirua.


Beirut 00:27 10-02-2007
E'bain, J'pense cette tred eh bain close d'et fini, la.

Vuk 00:36 10-02-2007
Speak English you commies!!!
;)

Vuk

Samurai Waki 00:36 10-02-2007
eh, Grey Skies... snowy mountains, winter is comin' a little too soon fer me. Course' thee move was my decision and I'm glad I took it. Still feels like home, and I'm not complaining, its really pretty up here.

(Montanan's don't have a lot of different dialect except for the Hill Folk, but we generally speak with sort of a drawl so a pronunciation of words is elongated and it sounds a bit slower than say Californian "English").

Vuk 00:38 10-02-2007
Originally Posted by Wakizashi:
eh, Grey Skies... snowy mountains, winter is comin' a little too soon fer me. Course' thee move was my decision and I'm glad I took it. Still feels like home, and I'm not complaining, its really pretty up here.

(Montanan's don't have a lot of different dialect except for the Hill Folk, but we generally speak with sort of a drawl so a pronunciation of words is elongated and it sounds a bit slower than say Californian "English").
lol, in Mass noone ponounces thei aahs. :P lol And they always say "NO SIR!!"
:P

Vuk

woad&fangs 00:45 10-02-2007
Originally Posted by Crazed Rabbit:
We've got a load of gray skies and no drizzle from it. Really switched quick from the dog days a August to the temps we've got now.

*gah* Washingtonians don't have much of a dialect.

CR
Trust me, you do but you just don't realize it. I'm not sure of how to type a Wisconsin accent. Truthfully, it is pretty minor unless you talk to people out in the country then it sounds a lot like the stereotypical Chicago Bears fan accent. "Duh Bares"

Brat: pronounced Brot- a delicacy of our great state, not an annoying child
Euchre: pronounced You-ker- The best card game ever

Vuk 00:51 10-02-2007
Originally Posted by Waldinger:
Trust me, you do but you just don't realize it. I'm not sure of how to type a Wisconsin accent. Truthfully, it is pretty minor unless you talk to people out in the country then it sounds a lot like the stereotypical Chicago Bears fan accent. "Duh Bares"

Brat: pronounced Brot- a delicacy of our great state, not an annoying child
Euchre: pronounced You-ker- The best card game ever

lol, I live in WI now. The WI accent is VERY unmistakable, believe me.

"Wiscawnsin" = "Wisconsin"
"Woof" = "Roof"
etc
:P

Vuk

woad&fangs 01:02 10-02-2007
Originally Posted by Vuk Brankovic:
lol, I live in WI now. The WI accent is VERY unmistakable, believe me.

"Wiscawnsin" = "Wisconsin"
"Woof" = "Roof"
etc
:P

Vuk
Depends on where you live, the further north you git and the more rural ya git then the stronger the accent. People where I live(in Dane county, that's the county with Madison) have a much weaker accent then people where I hunt(Sauk county, about 50 minutes north of where I live and only a few miles outside of the CWD eradication zone).

Samurai Waki 02:19 10-02-2007
Montanan accent varies quite a bit as well, Western Montanans tend to sound closer to Washingtonians, than say Eastern Montanans who sound like they have a sock in their mouth.

Caius 02:34 10-02-2007
Wai shuld I writ in dutch?

Long liv Inglish and Spanish, bat spanish is beter tan inglish. Plis, tech mi dutch.

spmetla 02:49 10-02-2007
O bra, why no one hya speak da kine hawaiian pidgin. All da haoles tink dey can speak good, eh? Tell me speak like am from holland i go bus yo face. Meh no wan no pilikia but avrybody wanna speak dutch wen i no want.

Boyar Son 02:50 10-02-2007
wai doo peepl think inglish is hard?

this must bee tha most eziest langwaj on erth, awl others ar barberik

Caius 02:54 10-02-2007
Originally Posted by :
wai doo peepl think inglish is hard?

this must bee tha most eziest langwaj on erth, awl others ar barberik
Iu shuld bi mor civiliced. Not bashin oter idioms.

Samurai Waki 03:26 10-02-2007
Utter Idiums? wut dat meen? Yo nawt macin' no since.

Boyar Son 03:27 10-02-2007
Originally Posted by Garcilaso de la Vega el Inca:
Iu shuld bi mor civiliced. Not bashin oter idioms.
wat???

I downt understand yu. pleez repeet wat yu said in big leters pleez, and downt yus such big werds, not evrywons a scolor (<<scholor).

Strike For The South 03:42 10-02-2007
Go Cowboys

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