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"vrede", which means "peace" in Dutch, means "anger" in Danish (probably not pronounced the same way, but the spelling is the same.)
In English phonetics it's pronounced vrayduh
no.
In Dutch, yes. In Danish it is more like incomprehensible guttural noises
Danish person here. Pot; meet kettle.
It's pronounced "vreðe" in Danish.
More like [ˈʋʁɛːðˠə🥔🥔🥔]
I understand that you're being mean out of frustration because your entire country is still suffering from that throat disease you call a language, so I'll let these little jabs slide, but it's not a healthy way to deal with it. Best wishes from Denmark🤗🥔🥔
Plot twist: jag är inte nederländsk
My point still stands. 😉🤗
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuruvcaWuPU 🤗
Wa wete gij daar nu van?
Volgens mij dacht hij of zij dat je Deens bedoelde
Als iemand Deens kan kunnen ze toch afleiden dat dit dan waarschijnlijk die andere taal is die ze vernoemden... Zo'n droge "no" gaat er wel over 😄
Ja, maar je moet wel bedenken dat dit het internet is en dat mensen niet heel hard nadenken voor dat ze dinges schrijven :P
't zijn lappe