Frisian language

Caesar wrote:

perhaps thats cause of your grandfather, + the fact that you live quite near frisian (about a hour away by car?)

Nah, don't think so. Can't even remember last time I was in Friesland or talked to any Frisian ppl (except for u guys ofc! ). But ofc in the past heard this "language" (no offense, I consider it a dialect ). Also heard that in Leeuwarden they even speak a different Frisian...

Hmm, Polish.... Now u make me sad again, cause all those Polish guys r gone.... But btw I think Polish is not similar to Romanian language (have no idea, maybe Lys can tell sth about it).

I think the diffrence between frisian and dutch is too big to consider frisian as a dialect ;p
and yeh, elder ppl have diffrent way of speaking than the younger generation
aswell there are area's that speak diffrent than the other

but still dunno wether you live near the beach ;o

oh, and believe me, polish ppl place the ' on such weird letters, writing and talking is so diffrent that I don't think you'd understand quickly no matter how much you would like to
and don't be sad, I'm sure some are still here checking the forum ;p and I still have contact with some of them

Newcleus wrote:

I think Polish is not similar to Romanian language

ofc not.Polish is west slavic,but romanian is a romance language

marian

waht kidna beach?
a beach at the sea or at a lake?
cuz new lives like 15 min with bike from my place lol

and i only live close to beaches on lakes. beaches on sea. rofl. tbh dont even kno.

most crap here is a (dijk) no beach

Caesar wrote:

but still dunno wether you live near the beach ;o

...ehm... beach? I don't get it... (what I do know is that we live beneath sea level...

@madPh: Mmm, did those Roman guys also occupy Romania? I must say my knowledge here runs a but short.... But I'm curious to know if there is any similarity between Italian/French/Spanish and that language in Romania (but that's a whole new topic).

With Polish I always think of samples from Red Alert II, like "for mother Russia" or "at least I have job". Maybe these languages in former Yugoslavia and Poland are closer to Russian..? Curious how little we know about these countries behind the former "iron curtain"....

doh, you said you live near A'dam, right? so thats could be near the beach from Noord-Holland ;p (where terrandria lives)

all I know is like 2 hours from here by car, you get to this huge beach near Julianadorp, thats on the sea..
but I see now on the map that A'dam will probably go to the lake called IJsselmeer

sometimes wonder why you all don't meet when you live so near :p but guess for terrandria that'd be too late

lol its defenatly longer from Almere. then from w/e in noord holland. to get to friesland XD.
like u have to go all the way around the stupd "ijselmeer"rofl. i tought this terrandia lived closer to Zwolle/that direction.

so it takes you more time to go to the beach then us? :/
or I just don't have a clue what ur saying now

and afaik terrandria lives near Alkmaar ;p

Caesar wrote:

doh, you said you live near A'dam, right? so thats could be near the beach from Noord-Holland ;p (where terrandria lives)

all I know is like 2 hours from here by car, you get to this huge beach near Julianadorp, thats on the sea..
but I see now on the map that A'dam will probably go to the lake called IJsselmeer

Lol, now you make me said again (talking about Terr)... Anyway, depends what side of A'dam you live when going to Friesland. Guess most ppl go via Almere (where Theak and I live ). And lol you're wrong: A'dam ppl will go to Zandvoort when going to the beach... Ofc there's also several lakes, but that's not the "real" beach...

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Lol, now you make me said again (talking about Terr)...

quite a emotional type, are ya? ;p

Caesar wrote:

so it takes you more time to go to the beach then us? :/
or I just don't have a clue what ur saying now

and afaik terrandria lives near Alkmaar ;p

well i dont realy like the beach that much (atleast dutch beach)
but if we wanna go to Real beach. we have to go to Zantvoort XD. and dunno but its i think 1 hour with car or more. not sure tbh cuz like. i never do that crap. and when i did it was to long ago

but if u mean beaches connected to lakes. then wel lol 25 min with bus from my place and im in some sort of beach XD.

Caesar wrote:

quite a emotional type, are ya? ;p

Lol, just made me think about last days of Dav when I had the "honor" to go to BRD with Terr (or Utheria to be correct). She had been on Dav very long time, but I never had a char around same lvl until that moment . Even have some screens of it...!

Anyway, maybe I should say what most of us have already done: forget about it, move on, don't look back...

@Theak: u'r talking about Almeerderzand?

Newcleus wrote:

@Theak: u'r talking about Almeerderzand?

rofl. almeerderzand aint on the sea. its on that fucking lame lake there
read post again XD:P

Theaker wrote:

rofl. almeerderzand aint on the sea. its on that fucking lame lake there
read post again XD:P

Lol I did! I meant the beaches connected to lakes (25 min with bus). It's not the real beach, I know, but there's is also more beaches connected to lakes than Almeerderzand...

Used to go there before it was called Almeerderzand (when I lived closer to A'dam).

@Caesar: But what is Julianadorp? Must say never heard of a huge beach somewhere in the north....

look it up at the lovely map google provides us on this forum it's just underneath Den Helder
used to go there few times a year back when I was lil ^_^

Newcleus wrote:

@madPh: Mmm, did those Roman guys also occupy Romania? I must say my knowledge here runs a but short.... But I'm curious to know if there is any similarity between Italian/French/Spanish and that language in Romania (but that's a whole new topic).

Romanian is descend from Latin

Newcleus wrote:

With Polish I always think of samples from Red Alert II, like "for mother Russia" or "at least I have job". Maybe these languages in former Yugoslavia and Poland are closer to Russian..? Curious how little we know about these countries behind the former "iron curtain"....

Slavic ppl

Em..em...Flipp, u'r not Romanian are you? That would be too weird lol.
@New actually at 1st where Ro is there were some people named "daci" .Basically they were occupieing a slow portion of teritorry but they were strong even if they were litlle in nr.Romans saw them as a problem and attacked them in 101 and they lost.So in 106 they attacked again and they won.So then the romans turned our country back then in a part of the Roman empire.So by teh combination of the Romans and the Daci eventually in 1600 (or so) Romania was formed after a biig history i'm not gonna get into now
So, yeah, they ganked us also
As for the latin nationalities most of them were a part of the conquers of the Roman Empire.So they have some latin in their origins.

babyface wrote:

Em..em...Flipp, u'r not Romanian are you?

im Russian

Aha.Makes sense now

babyface wrote:

Aha.Makes sense now

m?what makes sence?

ur attitude amongst others

Flip why did you tell me that you came from lativia or something. Could be another name for russia. Just like the Sovjet union

Lol Wiki, thanks! (why didn't I think of that?)

Btw maybe this chart also explains why (at least for me) Italian is difficult to understand, while French and Spanish seem more similar.

babyface wrote:

So, yeah, they ganked us also

Lol I can't remember if those Roman guys actually occupied all of the Netherlands (I know about part of the south, but probably they didn't like the wheater so stopped there....)

Anyway, that Slavic info is very usefull. Fortunately, I didn't call Romanian ppl Slavic. (Would that be a very big insult? )

dont care that much about nationatilies

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Lol I can't remember if those Roman guys
actually occupied all of the Netherlands (I know about part of the
south, but probably they didn't like the wheater so stopped there....)

actually they reached till the middle, as there was nothing to stop the sea from flooding the land on the north each day, they weren't able to reach the ppl on the north, while ppl already living there could, as they build their houses on hills where the water wouldn't reach
(I believe back then the north was already called Frisian )