Dutch Lessons.
 

:twisted: You wanted.You got.
Knock yourselves out :mrgreen:

Thankyou Mousie :mrgreen:

Goedemorgen allemaal.Hoe gaat het vandaag met je? Ik hoop dat alles goed is.

:D
Bren de vleermuis

Goed gezegd, Bren de Vleermuis. Hier is alles goed. Ik luister naar Party in the Park (feest in het park) nu. :)

:twisted: Only problem is,how in god's name do I moderate this 8O .
I'm gonna have to learn Dutch :lol:

Yes Mousie, just join in and enjoy, heheheh.

Bren, I'm working on your requested lines now. I'll get them to you this evening.

Asha

Ik zal je helpen, Neill (I will help you, Neill). :lol:

Mouse, if you just ask what you want to know, then I/we 'll translate it for you, and in no time you can talk along with Bren and us

So:
Hallo, vliegende muis, hoe gaat het met jou?
(Hello, Flying Mouse, how are you?)

Asha

Re: Dutch Lessons.
 

I is confused!!! Who wanted what? where? when? Is it me!?!?!

And I quote: "Er. . .yes?"

Hallo Guppie,Hope you are enjoying Party In The Park.

Goed gezegd = ? :roll: don't know what "gezegd" is

Bren


Hallo asha,
Ik heb je al een poos niet gezien. hoe gaat het vandaag met je?
Dank je wel ,for translating the sentences for me.
Bren


Hallo Mariella,hoe gaat het met jou?

Liefs = ?

Dank je wel

Bren


Vliegende Muis
(Flying Mouse)....join in.
Bren de Vleermuis

Hi Bren,
"gezegd" is said, the past tense of "zeggen" to say.


And Flying Mouse/Vliegende muis: the best way to learn is if we put a translation in between or underneath. I promiss not to put up a fight or get nasty, so you have nothing to worry about as far as moderating is concerned.

Groetjes (greetings)
Guppie

Re: Dutch Lessons.
 

We were giving Bren Dutch lessons on the General board. So I said we should have a Dutch Lessons topic in the off topic session. Mousie was kind enough to create one :)

Dutch lessen:
Hope you're enjoying Party In The Park = Hopelijk vind je feest in het park leuk

Goed gezegd = you said it good

For translating the sentences for me = voor het vertalen van de zinnen voor mij

join in = doe mee

Mhh, Michel I think it should be:

Goed gezegd = Well said or you said that well...

It's fun all, so join in......

Je hebt gelijk, Asha. (You're right, Asha).

Dank je wel Guppie :D

Dank je wel voor het vertalen van de zinnen voor mij, Michel :D

Bren

Graag gedaan (you're welcome)

I missed the Liefs = ? in your first message.
liefs = love (if you sign a message with "liefs")

lief = sweet

dag, lieve vleermuis (bye, sweet bat) :lol:

Graag gedaan. :D

Only a while longer and Dutch will be the primary language on this forum.... :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

Asha

It's all a matter of time, girl :wink:

Dank je wel Michel.
Hoe gaat het met jou alles?

Het is een kwestie van geduld
rustig wachten op de dag,
dat het hele forum Nederlands lult. :lol:
( It's a matter of patience,
waiting patiently for the day
that the whole forum talks dutch.)
"lult" is not a really nice word in Dutch, you have to translate "talk" with "praat" or "spreek". "Lult"is not a polite word (i don't know excactly how to say this in english), but the dutch sentence I quoted is a line of a song, that's why i used the word.
On the dutch forum I quoted so many time lines that I changes my nickname in
"Quot(e)wanneke" now it's short: QT. And that's how I got this nickname. :D

Goedemorgen,QT Hoe gaat het met jou?
(good morning QT,how are you?)


Goedemorgen allemaal,
Hoe gaat het met jullie?
(Good morning everyone ,how are you all?)

Tot ziens
(see you later)

Bren

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Bren you're the star here....

Anyway, how to translate "lult". It's slang for to speak...like jive talking.

but it more negative then jive. jive is 70's slang, so what's slang for speaking in the new millenium?????

Asha

Good question Asha...????? I don't know. I'm the wrong generation. :lol: Being brought up with a love of literature and poetry, i tend to use more "old fashioned" English,for want of a better way of putting it.
My daughter,says the most commonly used word at school for talking /speaking to people is "gassing"
Try asking Testify, she uses very "modern " language.

There are many words for talking in the English Language;
talk, chin-wag, chit-chat, have a conference, conversation, dialogue, discourse, discussion, gossip, chat , natter or chatter
You can address one another, commune, communicate, confer, converse, hold forth
idle talk, is gossip or tittle-tattle
someone who never stops talking can be said to;
babble, gabble, prattle, rabbit on, rattle on, witter ....to name but a few :roll:

Sorry i can't be of more help

Bren