Do people from Belgium speak Belch?
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Official Languages: French, Dutch and German. Wallon, the local variant of French, is used by 33% of population. Flemish, the local variant of Dutch, is used by more than 60% of the population, and is spoken in the northern part of the country. The languages learned at school are officially labelled French and Dutch. German, spoken by 1% of population can be found in the cantons in the east of the Wallon region. Brussels, the capital of Belgium, has two official languages: French and Dutch. \nLuxembourgish is spoken by around 0.5% of the population, but the language has no official status. About 10% of the Belgian population are non-native, and languages spoken include Italian, Spanish, Greek, Arabic and Turkish.
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NO never......but when I was in Germany.....and knew very little GOOD German.  THEY would laugh and point and make gestures.\n\nI made it my GOAL to learn German to smile and reply politely to anything negative that may have been said.  When I did learn it.....I found that most of what they were saying and pointing at where the interesting clothes I was wearing or my jewelry.  \n\nDifferent circumstance......but oh so similar.....don't you think!
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even stupid people can ask stupid questions ,farting and burping in ,front of other people is a gross American habit.\nthat is heavily frowned upon in Europe ,the people there would not be amused .\n\nso for you, to live life to the full ,you had better stay among your own ´people who better appreciate your windy efforts
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Oh, yes, I have heard people speaking Spanish, German, Russian, Italian, French, Japanese, Creole, Latin.\nNow ask a serious question. Enough with the jokes
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Hallo, Guten Tag!\nIch HeiBe Pehlke\nBut I don't live in Florida anymore.  \nWie Geht's? Gut\nGood luck.  It's easier to find people that speak Spanish and French then German.
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houla t'as pas bu que de l'eau, toi...n'empeche, en la prononçant avec un accent portugais, ta question pourrait avoir du sens
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Actually, they talk how others in their environment talk. I spoke with a southern accent for 12 years and moved to nevada, my accent was gone in a year. When I came back to the south I thought everyone spoke funny. Now i've got my accent back. Give people a break. If the worst thing they do is talk ghetto, that's awesome. Things could be worse.
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I'm sorry, but if I was cussed in French, I would probably laugh.  I have nothing against the French, but their language is a bit to eloquent to effectively cuss someone.  That and the fact that the only French curse word is merde (sp?) which means sh*t.
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The question arises whether your husband has greek nationality or not. if yes. Than you both can go to belgium and work there without any paper work being a memebr of EU.\n\nI hope this will suffice your query.
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As in people from England?\nThey speak... ENGLISH...
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Unlikely.\n\nHave you seen the spelling in some of these question? How could they possibly come from Sweden? Everyone knows that the best English speakers are Swedes.
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I don't know about France, or Spain but here's a little taste of \nEnglish Education.\n\n\nhttp://www.guardian.co.uk/religion/Story/0,,1954606,00.html\n\nhttp://www.vdare.com/derbyshire/061019_white.htm\n\nI wonder if the Brits are ready to make English their second language?\n\n\nOh yeah, just found this....\n\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/6174854.stm\n\nThey're literally begging for it. Is that "pushover" or "pusher"?
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I would assume that they could.  In every country, I've been in, there were different dialects.  But if it's the same language, they are able to understand.  In Eritrea, the language was Tigranian.
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in some countries they allready do, like in belgium \n\nLots of schools have it
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Whistling in Europe is the same as booing in North America (or t least I've been told)
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My family comes from Germany, and we say "Prost" when we toast.  (My family is from all over Germany...Berlin, Hamburg, Thuringen, the Black Forest, Munich...all over.  And we all say the same thing.)
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Low countries are Belgium, Netherlands and Luxembourg.  They are wedgied between Germany and France.