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16/12/2016 12:20:23
 
 
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16/12/2016 04:38:42
Dragan Nedeljkovich (En ligne)
Now officially retired
Zrenjanin, Serbia
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Politics
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Élections
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>>>>>>>What would happen in the US if Arnie would say: "Do we want more or less blacks" and replies "Let me take care of that" ? I doubt he would walk away without a lawsuit.
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>>>>>>Ach vergeefse moeite. Laat ze maar aanmodderen.
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>>>>>Peudo communicar en otras linguas tambien, Quando estas escribiendo en otra lingua, tratando obscurar sus pensamientos, no gana nada. Yo puedo hablar en 5 linguas, tu?
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>>>>Dat vraag je aan een Belg? Een land waar sowieso drie talen worden gesproken? Jean zal er sowieso 4 beheersen,
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>>>Is this some sort of language Monty Python sketch. Two people who have never met trying to out language each other. Impressive.
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>I could have thrown in a few, but haven't got as far as composing real sentences in them. For the above, I had to check the "aanmodderen" on google's translator, which answered in cyrillic english :).
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>>Nah , not even a contest with those American folks.
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>Happened to me few times here and in rl, that someone would hear that I speak four languages and comment that that's three and a half more than average Joe.

In Texas and California we have many fluently bilingual Spanish and English speakers.
It is funny to overhear conversations between two bilingual speakers - they drift seamlessly from language to language and back again.

Perhaps whatever language they were using to think of the subject, or when they need a certain word.
I don't really know what prompts the language switch.

It appears that the speakers don't even notice they are switching languages.
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