What is the second official language in the Netherlands?

[Grojlach]

Originally posted by Arledrian: I thought it was Turkish.

Ha. Ha.
And you're wrong.

In any case, for those foreigners who want to come to the Netherlands one day and hope to make themselves understandable in a certain language, English is pretty much the most widely understood by the Dutch population right after Dutch (not fluently, but better than nothing ). Though Frisian is the official second language. Don't ask me to conversate in that language, though... I'm from the South of the country. We've got our own dialects.

Maor daor ek zoone nekel aon, ee. 't Gaod' immel nie so goed, wittewel. Nao jaoren anklaoien en stienkens lang bezig gewiest zèn ken'k ur no nie veul voan. 'k Zou het gère kenne, maor 't luk gewon nie ech goe, ee.

[Donut]

Originally posted by Melusine: Frisian, or as speakers call it, Frysk.

It's quite warm here!

[Irongrinder]

Arg Grobbel, that just hurts my eyes trying to read it [img]tongue.gif[/img]

As one of the southeners I am not able to speak Frisian as well, the best second language is probably English although some still have difficulties with it (remembers a friend on holidays: I want toe croasants in a tassie )

[Lanesra]

Originally posted by Donut: Quote: Originally posted by Melusine: Frisian, or as speakers call it, Frysk.

It's quite warm here! [/QUOTE]Very , Very poor Bro', still time to get rid of it, before too many see it [img]smile.gif[/img]

[Donut]

Originally posted by Lanesra: Quote: Originally posted by Donut: Quote: Originally posted by Melusine: Frisian, or as speakers call it, Frysk.

It's quite warm here! [/QUOTE]Very , Very poor Bro', still time to get rid of it, before too many see it [img]smile.gif[/img] [/QUOTE]You're just pissed off because I got there first!

Does being Frisian make you Frysky?