Voorstelle/introduce
 

Heej , sommige mensen kennen mij wel ;) alleen dat is al een jaar ofoz geleden
Hello , some people may know me ;) but thats about a year ago

Ik ben weer begonnen! ik ben me naam vergeten maar ik noem me nu maar speed-devil eerst had ik ook iets met DEVIL dus miss kent iemand me nog

I started again! i forgot my name but i call myself speed-devil now , first i had soething with devil too but maybe some onen knows me!

1) Voorstellen, met een 'n'.
2) English forum, although a lot of us speak Dutch.
3) Welcome. I'm CrimiClown and I'm currently a community icon. \o/

Visit the Art Forum any time you want and check the BrainFart comics, made by the community, for the communtity.

Sorry typfoutje man , voeg me effe toe op msn (A)


Okay i'm sorry:) thanks for welcoming me:D

Hi there, I'm DrJones, I've been in the community since 1999. I've been away for a while, so I don't know 90% of the board, but I'm willing to get back into the swing of things.

Hi, I'm Xobim. Just like CrimiClown I'm Dutch too.
Welcome (back) to the JCF.

Just like more than half of the community, rather ;).

Dutch people have a special taste, I suppose... :)

How amusing. Dutch people that can't spell in Dutch.

Probably not, that was just a hasty job I think...
Allthough Belgians tend to win the Dutch spelling competition quite often, buuuut...

Hi there. As my username may or may not suggest, I am not Dutch but rather Canadian which makes me a higher form of life.

Hey wicked lori lover :)

Woo Dr Jones! Welcome, Speed-devil.

Hey, WB. Now go play Jazz 2 online or go away.

You don't play Jazz 2 online.

..he does. (please stay on topic, too)

Heh, you don't get it he's using a translator. :p He posts both the original deutch and the translated english text, to be more understandable, since babelfish is not the best thing in the world...

Dutch = Nederlands
German = Deutch

Why are you saying that? He have been wrote in holland? I tought it was german.

Dutch is spoken by the inhabitants of the Netherlands, who call it "Nederlands."
Deutsch is what people from Germany, who speak it, call German.

you mean deutsch

Aaargh, why are you keep repeating this thing? I know what deutsch is, this is why I used the word. (okay, I missed the "s" letter, big deal) I know this is how German people calling their language. I also know that Dutch/Netherland/Holland is a different thing.

But is this text Dutch or German?
It looks German to me, since it has words like begonnen, etc. If it's Dutch I've been mistaked, because I tought it's German. This is why I used the word "deutsch". Now clear? *sigh*

Some confusio here may arise due to the fact that English, German and Dutch are sister lanuages; they share a lot of words.

It's very bad Dutch. =P