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jimeve DI Forum Luminary Highly Rated Poster Showcase Reviewer Veteran Army
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jimeve DI Forum Luminary Highly Rated Poster Showcase Reviewer Veteran Army
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Happy Camper DI Senior Member Restricted Account Infamous Showcase Reviewer
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Hmm, I'm not sure I would comprehend/enjoy a conversation with someone speaking Cockney, and I even struggle with making sense of Limburgs (a Dutch dialect in the far south of the Netherlands). Similarly, while my German is pretty much ok, I struggle to have a conversation with my neighbour who speaks Schwitzerdütsch (but not the Zürcher type, a lot harder than that lol).
As for English being the global language, I blame it on the outcome of that second Dutch-Anglo war, we should have kept Nieuw Amsterdam, even this forum might be in Dutch then-
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NowandThen DI Forum Adept Restricted Account
"Feelings of inferiority by Filipinos, possibly based on occupation by two countries for over 400 years."
Was a conment of Notmyrealme.
This made me wonder many times. The Spanish came the first time in the year 1521 (Magellan was a Portuguese though) to the Philippines and they stayed about 300 years. The South America countries were Spanish colonies between 1492 to 1832.
So what I never understood why the Spanish language vanished in the Philippines whereas all South America countries (except Brasil) chose it as their national language. Could it be there were never as many Spanish here as in South America ?
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