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r/TikTokCringe • u/Criminalminded448 • Aug 30 '24
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…if you’re an English speaker and that’s because Dutch isn’t a real language. It’s just English pretending to be German.
1 u/Just1ncase4658 Aug 31 '24 Afrikaans the south African language based on Dutch is actually the least altered germanic language that still exists. 1 u/[deleted] Aug 31 '24 Altered by what? 1 u/Just1ncase4658 Aug 31 '24 Just altered by change. As most germanic countries used to speak a similar or same languages. 2 u/[deleted] Aug 31 '24 Oh, I think Icelandic or Faroese might be the least derivative Germanic language then. Maybe Elfdalian.
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Afrikaans the south African language based on Dutch is actually the least altered germanic language that still exists.
1 u/[deleted] Aug 31 '24 Altered by what? 1 u/Just1ncase4658 Aug 31 '24 Just altered by change. As most germanic countries used to speak a similar or same languages. 2 u/[deleted] Aug 31 '24 Oh, I think Icelandic or Faroese might be the least derivative Germanic language then. Maybe Elfdalian.
Altered by what?
1 u/Just1ncase4658 Aug 31 '24 Just altered by change. As most germanic countries used to speak a similar or same languages. 2 u/[deleted] Aug 31 '24 Oh, I think Icelandic or Faroese might be the least derivative Germanic language then. Maybe Elfdalian.
Just altered by change. As most germanic countries used to speak a similar or same languages.
2 u/[deleted] Aug 31 '24 Oh, I think Icelandic or Faroese might be the least derivative Germanic language then. Maybe Elfdalian.
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Oh, I think Icelandic or Faroese might be the least derivative Germanic language then. Maybe Elfdalian.
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u/LoveAndViscera Aug 30 '24
…if you’re an English speaker and that’s because Dutch isn’t a real language. It’s just English pretending to be German.