Archive:Introduction to Dutch - Revision history

wikademia>Wikademia: moved Introduction to Dutch to Archive:Introduction to Dutch

2009-06-12T16:04:12Z

moved Introduction to Dutch to Archive:Introduction to Dutch

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wikademia>Wikademia at 05:01, 8 April 2009

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	==Alphabet==		==Alphabet=={{ntnes}}
	The Dutch alphabet consists of the standard 26 Latin letters. (A through Z)<br/>		The Dutch alphabet consists of the standard 26 Latin letters. (A through Z)<br/>
	But when using barbarisms or neologisms it is not uncommon to use foreign accents.		But when using barbarisms or neologisms it is not uncommon to use foreign accents.

wikademia>Wikademia: moved Introduction to the Dutch language to Introduction to Dutch

2009-04-07T05:31:48Z

moved Introduction to the Dutch language to Introduction to Dutch

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wikademia>Wikademia: 26 revisions

2009-04-07T05:24:48Z

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wikademia>HenkvD: recat

2009-01-27T20:02:16Z

recat

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	[[Category:~~Languages]]~~		[[Category:Language introductions]]
	~~[[Category:Introductions~~]]
	[[Category:Dutch]]		[[Category:Dutch]]

wikademia>Crochet.david.bot: Robot: Changing Category:Language

2008-10-29T15:07:22Z

Robot: Changing Category:Language

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	==Pronouns==		==Pronouns==

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	{\| border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=5		{\| border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=5
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	{\| border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=5		{\| border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=5
	\| mijn/m'n		\| mijn/m'n
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	Note: When the Dutch forms come in pairs the one to the left is the stressed and official form and the one to the right the unstressed and less official form. The forms 'm and d'r are spoken forms that shouldn't be used in written form outside chat rooms. The difference between the use of hen and hun is slowly fading, though the official use of hun is only as a possesive adjective instead of a personal pronoun.		Note: When the Dutch forms come in pairs the one to the left is the stressed and official form and the one to the right the unstressed and less official form. The forms 'm and d'r are spoken forms that shouldn't be used in written form outside chat rooms. The difference between the use of hen and hun is slowly fading, though the official use of hun is only as a possesive adjective instead of a personal pronoun.

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			[[Category:Languages]]
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	[[Category:Dutch]]		[[Category:Dutch]]

wikademia>Devourer09: /* Alphabet */

2008-09-07T01:39:40Z

Alphabet

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	* Pr'''ê'''t a porter (French)		* Pr'''ê'''t a porter (French)
	* Pat'''é''' (French)		* Pat'''é''' (French)
	* Tr'''è'''ve (French		* Tr'''è'''ve (French)

	Besides these foreign words the French ''accent aigu'' is also used to emphasise a sound or distinguish between two similar words.		Besides these foreign words the French ''accent aigu'' is also used to emphasise a sound or distinguish between two similar words.

90.17.52.26 at 21:56, 7 August 2008

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	Besides these foreign words the French ''accent aigu'' is also used to emphasise a sound or distinguish between two similar words.		Besides these foreign words the French ''accent aigu'' is also used to emphasise a sound or distinguish between two similar words.
	The ''accent ~~aigut~~'' is primarily used on the e in the word ''een'' to distinguish between;<br/>		The ''accent aigu'' is primarily used on the e in the word ''een'' to distinguish between;<br/>
	een = a / an<br/>		een = a / an<br/>
	één = one		één = one

90.17.52.26 at 21:55, 7 August 2008

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	* Tr'''è'''ve (French		* Tr'''è'''ve (French

	Besides these foreign words the French ''accent ~~aigut~~'' is also used to emphasise a sound or distinguish between two similar words.		Besides these foreign words the French ''accent aigu'' is also used to emphasise a sound or distinguish between two similar words.
	The ''accent aigut'' is primarily used on the e in the word ''een'' to distinguish between;<br/>		The ''accent aigut'' is primarily used on the e in the word ''een'' to distinguish between;<br/>
	een = a / an<br/>		een = a / an<br/>

wikademia>Remi: catted dutch

2008-05-19T22:36:56Z

catted dutch

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			[[Category:Dutch]]