in which languages can you say thanks?

[Deadstick]

right, Flemish is just another German dialect, as is Luxemburgish and Swiss German

Sounds complicated

 

[Zebra]

Sounds complicated

not really

have you ever heard Swiss German?

Their thank you is Merci!

but with the stress on the first part, like Merci ..

and their greeting is Grüezi!

 

[knuckles]

English
French
German
Spanish
Italian
Portuguese
Hebrew

 

[Zebra]

English
French
German
Spanish
Italian
Portuguese
Hebrew

what is it in Hebrew?

 

[knuckles]

what is it in Hebrew?

Toda

 

[Deadstick]

not really

have you ever heard Swiss German?

Their thank you is Merci!

but with the stress on the first part, like Merci ..

and their greeting is Grüezi!

Yes i have heared of it

not really

have you ever heard Swiss German?

Their thank you is Merci!

but with the stress on the first part, like Merci ..

and their greeting is Grüezi!

Several years ago on a visit to the Netherlands i was in mixed company of Dutch and German people, one Man was speaking German which i do have a little knowledge of, i couldn't understand a damn word the Man said, he was from Alsace

 

[Zebra]

Yes i have heared of it

Several years ago on a visit to the Netherlands i was in mixed company of Dutch and German people, one Man was speaking German which i do have a little knowledge of, i couldn't understand a damn word the Man said, he was from Alsace

Alsace is just a few miles from me here, just across the Rhine.
And it is much like my own Alemannic dialect.

 

[Zebra]

Toda

Toda, then

 

[knuckles]

Toda, then

De Nada.

 

[Zebra]

De Nada.

Gäärn gscheeh .... in South German

 

[Unkotare]

you dont have to know the full language, just thanks

i list some that i know

A lot

 

[Zebra]

A lot

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