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If wasn’t reacting to the translation but to the skill issue of your mobile / duo lingos avatar. :D

Hat sie den Ton ausgeschaltet?

Maximum record in Celsius: 31 mrt 2021 — Om 13:20 uur steeg de temperatuur in De Bilt naar 22,1 graden en daarmee is het officieel de warmste 31 maart. I bet you can translate this sentence without google or AI. 22,1 C = 71,8 Fahrenheit.

Conclusion; the rich drink pink coffee. 🤣

👍 I’m following a detective ‘Hidden’ that’s on our national TV now (3 series with streaming). I was amazed Welsh is soo very different from English.

The French, it seems, are known for asking strange questions and making horrible comments to tourists. :lau

Today I was thinking in English :eek: Obviously I’m spending too much time on BYC, Netflix and elsewhere, were they speak English. Last week I was visiting my brother and family in a village were I grew up. They speak a dialect which is quite different from the general Dutch language. iI...

De douche is niet schoon. 💪

Oops, I made a mistake. This is from the Dutch Ing bank. And this is on your phone. But now I do know where you are from. :lau

🧐 Got you. From Not even I know.:D:D You probably live in the Netherlands. One of your apps is from a Dutch Bank account.

I could read it to. 😇 I learned a little bit of Greek many years ago from study books, because my boyfriend and I , both were in love with Greece. We went on a long summer vacation there for several years until we got married, had children, and vacations on camping sites France became more...

:yesss:

I found the meaning with Google. Its Mongolian and means whipped cream. Strange thing. If I open the Wikipedia page, the info isn’t there.

No. The words lasha tumbai are alien to me. Maybe a Ukraine dance? This was in the Eurovision contest 15 years ago: If you open youtube the lyrics (a mix of many languages) is underneath the video. I didn’t read the thread. So maybe you know this already?

No way! Dansen is good Dutch for dancing. Tanzen is the German word for dancing.

Yes, Dutch (Netherlands) and Deutch (German) are a bit similar. Like Spanish and Portuguese are similar languages. The similarity is probably why the English mixed it up. The word Dutch is a rather strange expression for our language. In the Netherlands we say: we speak ‘Nederlands’ Why...