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Flemish in Montreal, CAN Flemish in New York, USA More...
Flemish Expressions
Hoe gaat het (met jou)? : How are you?
Ik heb je gemist : I missed you.
Tot ziens : See you later
Zullen we vanavond afspreken? : Fancy meeting up tonight?
Fun Facts!
  - The little blue cartoon creatures known as Smurfs are Belgian, created by Peyo.

- Actress Audrey Hepburn was born in Brussels and speaks Flemish.

- There are more castles per square mile in Belgium than anywhere else in the world.
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Which Language is Easiest for an English Speaker to Learn?... Read More Word of the Day 01-02-12
FECKLESS (adjective):
Weak, ineffectual
There are six words in the English language which have the letter combination ‘uu’. They are “muumuu”, "vacuum"... Read More Word of the Day 12-30-11
LUDIC (adjective):
Playful, given to playing games
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Word of the Day 12-29-11
SCINTILLA (noun):
A tiny amount, or a spark
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English collective nouns: collectively, a little strange
A collective noun is the word used to define a group of something, usually animals. Common collective nouns such as "herd", "flock", "pack" or "swarm" are well-known, but English has a vast collection of lesser-known collective nouns for certain creatures.
For example, "a murder of crows", "a bed of eels", "a parliament of owls", "an army of caterpillars", "a cluster of spiders", and "a streak of tigers"... Read More
Navajo most popular Native American language
The latest US Census Bureau figures show that even during a time when so many Native American tribes are struggling to retain their native tongues, 169,000 people speak Navajo at home, more than any other Native American language.
However, these figures may be easy to misinterpret... Read More
Invented languages in the media: Dothraki
Following on from previous posts about Na'vi (the language invented for James Cameron's Avatar), Klingon Star Trek, and most recently, the language of Dragons (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim): here's another language invented for the media – Dothraki.
Though the language is not actually seen in and of itself in the series of novels by George R. R. Martin, A Song of Ice and Fire, when HBO serialized the books into the hit show Game of Thrones, they undertook to create an actual language – complete with full vocabulary, grammar and syntax – for the Dothraki race of people... Read More
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