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quick brussels question: do I need a phrase book?

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didn't you used to be in "never mind the buzzcocks"?

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uncanny resemblance that Mark. and before you say...that's coz it is... :laugh:

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Tim wrote:

We were playing football against them!

Must 've been a few years ago then, since Beveren has been fighting against relegation for the past 10 years or so. Ah yes, I do remember they won the national cup a few years ago. What team do you support then, Tim (or did _you_ actually play against them ?!? :eek3: ) ?

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Jiphy wrote: No need... French is an easy language to speak... So no need to worry about, really...

Right:laugh: D'accord. Simply roasted over on République how many times. Chrissi: Dutch- Koffie of een beker van thee. Koffie. sterk. zwart. geen creme. or merci. Du café fort. noir. aucune creme. S'il vous plait. Takes you hundred miles.:thumb: at least might get you a decent coffee while a Plan B sorts.. Safe good trip.

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14 K wrote: Right:laugh: D'accord. Simply roasted over on République how many times.

It always cuts my heartbeat with a knife when you are "roasted over" on République... As you guessed, I used to teach my language to foreigners and therefore I am much more tolerant than the ones who are only able to speak (sometimes pathetically) their own language, miss Quatorze Mille.

And... ik ben verrast, dat jij Nederlands spreekt !

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Jiphy wrote: République... And... ik ben verrast, dat jij Nederlands spreekt !

with French forum RN: un morceau d' amusement. Dutch: one day.. only enough not to go thirsty. koffie thee. seulement en parlant de.. Du café ou quelque thé.

Chrissi- why this new name. The change to ChrissMari must die.

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