Best I could come up with was Lithuanian for "because". Do
you/the Dutch speak Lithuanian?
Some do, I don't.
It would appear that most EU countries may one day meld their
local languages into a single Eurpoean langauge. I was made aware
by an immigrant ~20 years ago that there's little variance in some
nation states' languages in the eastern Mediterranean, also.
English may yet gain a EU comptetitor, in time... following
a Brexit. ;)
Cheers,
Paul.
English may yet gain a EU comptetitor, in time... following
a Brexit. ;)
And which version of English should we all adhere to?
All flavours. Versus all flavours of EU states' languages melded into a Euro-lingo. A mind-blow, c'est n'est pas?
A mind-blow, c'est n'est pas?
Hmmm ... n'est-ce pas ??
A mind-blow, c'est n'est pas?
Hmmm ... n'est-ce pas ??
Ah, the Belgian flavour?
Hmmm ... n'est-ce pas ??
Ah, the Belgian flavour?
Nope ... Academie Francaise ... (without all of the accents and funny worms crawling out of a "c").
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