Can American Identify Dutch and German Language?! (Netherland, Belgium, Germany) American Reacts
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Dude, you did so well! You could even detect the dutch speaking dialect.
Very impressed!
Belgium Multilanguage explained
Dutch - About 60% of the population speaks Dutch as their primary language. Dutch as spoken in the Netherlands, also called Northern Dutch, is closely related to Dutch as spoken in Flanders, also called Flemish or Southern Dutch. Dutch is the official language of the Flemish Community and of the Flemish Region (merged into Flanders) and together with French in the Brussels-Capital Region. The main dialects spoken in Belgium are: Brabantish, West Flemish, East Flemish and Limburgish. The original Brabant dialect was strongly influenced by French, which was for a long time the only official administrative language. In East Flanders and West Flanders there is also a historical remnant of the then official language of French.
French - The second most spoken language is French. This is the official language in the French Community and it is the dominant language in Wallonia. French is also spoken in the Brussels-Capital Region, where some have French as their mother tongue (50%) or as a lingua franca (45%). There are many Flemish people who speak French as a second language.
German - German is the smallest language in Belgium. It is spoken as a mother tongue by only 0.7% of the entire population. The inhabitants (76,300) of the German-speaking Community are 97% German-speaking. This area was awarded to Belgium by the Treaty of Versailles in 1919 as compensation for the suffering suffered during the First World War.
ua-cam.com/video/6Vnub57sOoc/v-deo.html in here it will be explained more about why and how the main language is not yet established .
Nice one Charlie. Glad to see you back again.
The 3 parts of Belgium she mentioned are probably the Dutch speaking part, the French speaking part and either the German speaking part or Brussels, which is kind of on its own.
10:20 thats Flemish, spoken in the Belgian Dutch part. Its a bonus when you learn Dutch, you get to understand them too :)
The moment the first woman said 'hallo' I knew she was German, lol.
Good to see you again dude. Awesome you identified German immediately and could separate it from Dutch. Feel so proud as a Dutchie.
8:02 lolllll😂
You did good Charlie. Dutch is a mix of different languages. German, englisch, french and spanish words are in there.
I speak Dutch,i understand Fries and other Dutch language but do not speak them. I speak Englisch and German and a bit of French cause it is my language so you know i am Stil a Dutchie from Amsterdam living in Almere. Great You're back dude 😃I even understand the different dialects from these countries.
Easy peasy for you Charlie. 👍👍And yes in Belgium they aldo speak Dutch , so that's makes it a bit tricky.
Im just shocked she actually understood Dutch a bit. The girl asked "waarom denk je dat" (why do you think that) and the American Girl just responded with "I think because its similar to german but its not german"
Well done Charlie! And Flemish Dutch indeed can be hard to understand for Standard Dutch speakers and vice versa.
First (German) girl: you could already tell from her saying "Hallo", despite that the word is the same in Dutch (and French, and only barely different in English). The German "L" is distinctive, the middle of the tongue touches the palate rather than the tip. That's actually safer than ik-ich, because there are Dutch dialects (Limburgs) that are also "ich" (but with short i, not long like German)
I (a dutch person) could already say by the "hallooooooo" that first one was german 🤣
The Belgian girl spoke Flemish, which is similar to Dutch.
At the end you can also see that the tallest girl is the Dutch one 😉
Asked to name some things your country is known for and skipped ww2, missed opportunity
At 12:32 she mentioned Belgium
You did very well 👍👍👍
Ok 1-1 the last one is Belgium
Well done Charie 👏👏👏
Belgiums all speak Vlaams or French but they learn both in school,but proud French Belgiums refruse to speak Vlaams so it is a lot harder to speak to them if you do not speak French,i know from my vacations there 😅
I think the 2e one is Belgium? they speak a some Dutch but also French.
He Charlie, did u really got your old channel back or is it a host.?
Yeah I got it back, I'm going to do an update on this channel as well
I am Ria, i'm from America. Sighhhh... lady, you know that America is a continent, right?
Well, a double continent, but the world is full of Americas, Amerikas, Little Americas and the like... Just in the Netherlands there are already more than 90 of them, most fanous among those are probably America, a village in Limburg, and Klein Amerika, near Groesbeek where the 505th PIR had their drop zone during Market Garden.
Good to see you back ! You got some nice piece of land there, I envy you 😉 some nice land for some good Dutch green wink wink ! 😉 take care of yourself over there.
Glad you are making videos again. I have mixed feelings about this video. I’ll DM you In Discord