What languages do you speak?

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  • I noticed that about Afrikaans, for me the sounds were hard to put together reading and pronouncing the sounds. All I got was "ho han det?" and it's such a different spelling. Also "donkey"! Hehe

    The Dutch in general seem to speak many languages...

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    • Yeah their spellin is very different. you know what they mean but its written in a litteral kind of way. the word for barbeque if you translate is to english literally is (to) roast meat.

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      • HAHAHAHAH that's one of the few I remember! I mean, are we talking about braaing? My friend and I first assumed it was "no wearing bras" in the swimming pool rules...

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        • HAHAHHAAHAA wow that must have been a shock!! how did you find out i that wasnt the meaning?

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          • Right now I'm not sure if it was google or going to the eastern food bazaar in cape town, or a combination of both! But we eventually figured it out! Hahahahahahaaaa

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    • Yeah, in school we learn a lot of languages. German and French are pretty much obligated for the first three (depends per level and school) years of middle/high school. and we start to learn english in elemantary school and it is obligated all thoughout middle/highschool.

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      • Over here in Brazil aside from Portuguese, naturally, only English is a mandatory language. I like that about your culture, makes your people more worldly! :)

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        • thank you! :)

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          • It's really wonderful! Good for you! :)

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    • As do the Germans.

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