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This one is certainly the correct traduction with the movie context.
This is one of the language that I was thinking with some other country german language variations (Belgium, Austria or Switzerland).
Since it was you asking I assumed that much
Written languages which come to my mind which could be confused with the German written language by non-Germans: Dutch and Scandinavian languages (Danish, Swedish and Norwegian).
Quote from: Tom on February 16, 2009, 06:01:47 PMWritten languages which come to my mind which could be confused with the German written language by non-Germans: Dutch and Scandinavian languages (Danish, Swedish and Norwegian).We learn something new everyday, I didn't know that, except for the Dutch, those languages share the same roots than the German.
The Austrian language is just a dialect(s) of German (similar to the Bavarian dialect). Their written language is the same as in Germany. The same with Switzerland (one part of Switzerland, the other part speaks French).
Belgium doesn't have a official lanuage of its own. Its three official languages are Dutch, French, and German.
What about Flemish?
Only Jimmy finds these