i need to know the alphebet in suriname?
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Dutch is the main language of Suriname.\n\nHere is the modern dutch alphabet:\n\nThe Dutch alphabet has 26 or 27 letters (always considered 26 by Dutch native speakers, though), five or six of which are vowels. The alphabet used for the Dutch language is based on the Latin alphabet.\n\nThe letters are:\n\nA - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X - Y or IJ (- IJ) - Z\n\nThe Q only appears in words borrowed from other languages. The X and Y also mostly occur in loanwords, but also in some words and names which harken back to older spellings.\n\nPlacement of the IJ is problematic: it usually replaces the Y and does so in the standard alphabet listing (the alphabet ends X, IJ, Z). However, in some cases it is appended after the Y, making Z the 27th letter. Collation is even more confused, with IJ either being sorted as a combination I+J, among Y, after Y as an additional entry. In dictionaries, ij is treated as a digraph, sorting words beginning with ij between ih and ik. Telephone directories sort the ij as if it were a y (because many surnames have nonstandard spellings: Bruijn may also be spelled Bruyn).\n\nThe vowels are:\n\nA - E - I - O - U - and some consider IJ a vowel as well.\n\nIJ is most often written with an I and J letter as a ligature 'IJ'. As a ligature, it is nearly always counted as a single letter, and therefore is always capitalized as one whole when needed: ijs (ice) is written IJs at the start of a sentence, and not Ijs. Because IJ consists of a vowel and a non-vowel, it is not clear whether IJ is a vowel or not.\n\nNote however that in some southern (Flemish) dialects the IJ is used as a digraph and counted as two letters, and the capitalization rule is therefore not followed. See IJ (letter) for more information on this letter, including status and collation. In the southern Netherlands the capitalization rule is followed, though it is usually counted as digraph.\n\n"E" is the mostly frequently used letter in the Dutch alphabet, usually presenting a schwa sound. The least frequently used letters are "Q", "X", and Y.
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have a look @:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bescherelle\nhttp://www.bescherelle.com/
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I have the perfect solution for you: Mãos Que Ajudam or ´Helping Hands,´ a volunteer service organization of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Brazil. They are always in the need of an extra help throughout all of Brazil including Rio. Theyve gone to other countries to give service like Indonesia to help there too, while their main focus is Brazil. Check out their website - and if you need it in English, the translation will be poor, but  altavista is worth a shot. \n I cannot stress enough that this organization has been extraordinarily successful and done a great deal of good for many people with many needs. Their achievements have been no less than amazing.\n Now there´s a contact page (contato) that will assume that you are a resident of Brazil. I don´t know exactly how a foreigner to Brazil could get involved, but if you fill out the basic info under ´empresa´ instead, they will contact you, (you can ask for an English speaker if you don´t speak Portuguese, I just hope they´d have one), and you can get connected with them. An even easier idea would be to contact the email of the personnel at the bottom of their webpage with all your questions.\n I hope that this was a help for you and that you´ll be able to find a way to get involved as a volunteer here in Brazil. We need you! Thank you.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alchemy
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http://www.csam.montclair.edu/ceterms/rainforest/RFC2002/RFC_Gallery8/Gallery8.htm
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http://www.louvre.fr/llv/commun/home_flash.jsp?bmLocale=en\n\nthat should help :O)
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http://www.chabadenmark.com/`\nYOU CAN E-MAIL AND THEY WILL TELL YOU
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try to search with amazon, there are some books about olymiads there\nyou might go to the bookstores( especially old books) and ask there\nor you can ask your teachers \np.s. your mom is pretty tough on you\nwell you wont find time until 10 december but for the future..........
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just do a search for it on the internet. go to google.com or dogpile.com and trype in consolate of the Dominican Republic in Newark, New Jersey
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"Alo" to you, too!\nContext? Language? These would be helpful bits of info.
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Not certain what your question is, but here is the site:\nhttp://usembassy.state.gov/abidjan/
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I found this for you:\n\nhttp://www.swisseduc.ch/english/readinglist/leeh/map.html\n\nAnd maybe they have something here for you:\n\nhttp://www.monroecountyal.com/moreVisitorInfo.html
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http://www.oudtshoorninfo.com/culture.php?id=21&category=22
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http://www.alalettre.com/villon-intro.htm Look on this website you will have all the details
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Go to santabanta.com you wil get it
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Take a look at http://www.nai.nl for more info!
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Dutch Guiana (aka Suriname), and Holland