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Published: 2011-01-13 08:40:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 979; Favourites: 27; Downloads: 4
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It's 9 am! I have finally time to do things.Okay I am in a Arthur owes mood [link] I think it is because I saw one really good Iggy owes comic [link] and too many Iggy gets owed comics.
I heard this story many times (all different), but every time it was some Brit and a Frenchman so don't think I think France is ugly.
Hetalia: Hidekaz Himaruya
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I love to say jolly good. It sounds so British! Wait.. You are British (or from Northen-Ireland)
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Yes, I am from England. I guess it was pretty obvious ^^'. Hetalia makes me very proud to be british ^^. I was raised by a family with posh accents so "jolly good" is something that I say without even noticing, it just slips out >_<
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I know that problem. I talk posh Dutch without noticing.
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First of all My INNER FRENCH GRAMMAR NAZI IS JUMPING OUT Of ME. D:
The UK (The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) - Le Royaume-Uni
England - Angleterre
Secondly, I LOVE FRANCE'S EXPRESSION. I LOL'D.
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well maybe some people just like to call him England.
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I'm a stupid Dutch person?? Wait... I learn Frensh at school... I fail! I had to know that for a test I had...
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That was awesome, good come backs like that are so rare. I laughed XD
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Glad you liked it! Thanks for the fav
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Mwha, he deserved it.
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yea...i like drunk england...hes funny
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especially waiter Iggy...now that's funny
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oh its funny you stick in the mud
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... I don't know a lot about English sayings so I'm a confused Dutch person now.
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stick in the mud= a strict person not willing to humiliate them self also known as: a German
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I know Germans. How suprising....
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all the Germans I've met are strict but once they have some beer...they're very happy...except my friend Courtney...she's a freaking blast!
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courtney doesn't sound German
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shes all German but her parents moved to America and they wanted her to fit in so they gave her an American name...i call her Demski...her original German name
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... Demski. I thinks she came from northen or eastern Germany. I'm trying to know where people come from by hearing their names or by their writing stile.
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she says ich liebe dich not ik liebe dik...thats the only thing in German i hear her say.
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That was not what I ment. I ment that in different places they have different names and by the words people use you can see where they come from. ik liebe dik sounds like German and Dutch together. Ik hou van jou (I love you)
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oh cool...she made me celebrate Christmas German style though...i found the pickle before her!
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Dunno what a pickle is. I don't celebrate Christmas really. (just like all Dutch people)
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are you kidding me? this is a pickle
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....ooooh augurk XD I don't like them. I like cucumbers more.
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cucumbers turn into pickles if you soak them in vinegar
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THE WASTE! Lol and yes I don't really celabrate Christmas. I only get preesant whem my 6 years old cousin is around who lives in England and wouldn't understand why we wouldn't get preasants. I did have a Christmas tree, but thats all.
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no Christmas?...i think I'm gonna cry...to me since I'm American that sounds horrible...the only kids in my country who don't celebrate Christmas are Jewish or neglected.
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O But we have Sinterklaas. It starts when Sinterklaas comes in his boat (from Spain). We are aloud to put our shoes under the chimney and the next day there will be something in it (a bit like those socks) and on the evening of 5 december (3 weeks later) there are a lot of preasents. It is older than Santa Claus. Yeah Santa is stolen
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damn...that actually sounds like fun! so you're in Holland?
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Jup. But not everyone Dutch is in Holland. You ave Limburgers, Brabanters, Friezen, Groningers, Zeelanders and Utrechters. Holland is also split up in two pieces. North-Holland and South-Holland. Yeej confusing, non?
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definitely...my brain just fell out of my head and ran away
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Lol. Ever heard of the Canadian provinces? Well in the Netherlands we have that too. The Netherlands is splitted up 12 parts. Noord-Holland, Zuid-Holland, Zeeland, Brabant, Limburg, Utrecht, Groningen, Friesland, Flevoland, Gelderland, Overijssel and Drenthe. They are a bit like states, but don't have as much things to do. Or rights. But they aren't countys. Here a map of all the provinces [link]
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damn...im so confused...but thats a typical american for you! ill admit im pretty stupid at times...my parents say that my book smarts over power my common sense^^
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Can be possible, but you're probably not so unknowing as some kids from my class. I mean who doesn't know Charles Dickens!
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are you kidding me? they don't know Charles Dickens?...that's sad
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jup It is. I was like OMG YOU DON'T KNOW! They also didn't recognise the band name Queen altough they knew some of the songs and then I stopped asking out of fear. But not everyone here is like that. thank havens, but it is kinda sad that my class is supossed to be the highest level of my school. (3 levels. Highest 6 years, middel 5 and lowest 4 years of school) Damn some of them follow latin and greek!
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i study Russian French and Spanish!
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Ha! I learn Frensh English and German. Not that I want to -.-' But we have to here. Γ§a va?
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Très bien, je suppose.
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ShΓΆn gut! Ich habe keine Ahnung. You know.. Talking German is easier than writing it and Listening German is easier then talking it. German sounds a bit like Dutch, but there are confusing differences. In Dutch 'bellen' means (phone)calling, but in German it means barking.
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oh cool...i listen to Rammstein a German band...i like them
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