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Hey! My name in Julian, though online I'm more commonly known as Segia. I'm a 17-year old student from The Netherlands and speak Dutch natively. I'm quite proficient in English, speak the basics of German, French and Spanish and am getting started learning Afrikaans and Swedish. I'm also interested in Indonesian and Serbian, though I haven't actually started learning these languages yet. I only speak to people I can actually communicate with, so you should have an - at least - average knowledge of English and/or Dutch. Sure, I know not everyone here is fluent in all languages, but unfortunately I simply won't be able to talk to you if you only speak a language like Chinese, Japanese or Filipino. Other than that, I'm always open for a friendly chat in any of the above mentioned languages, and if you've got any questions about the Dutch language, please feel free to ask!
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    Too bad I read this 6 months too late, because I've found a pretty good trick to learn most of these without having to remember them all by heart.
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    September 13, 2010
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself in Dutch

    Hallo! Mijn naam is Derek en ik<strike> wil te leren</strike> Nederlands leren. Ik wil <strike>te woon</strike> in Amsterdam wonen. Nederland lijkt me een leuke plek en ik <strike>lief </strike>hou van <strike>iederding </strike>alles wat Nederlands is. Ik woon in de Verenigde Staten, in Tacoma, Washington <strike>is waar ik woon</strike>. Ik <strike>lief </strike>hou van Washington maar ik moet verkennen!<em> (Doesn't make sense - what are you trying to say?) </em>Ik moet <strike>ga </strike>naar Nederland gaan voor ik overlijd<strike>e</strike>. Het is mijn grootste doel. <strike>Toeval feiten ongeveer me</strike>: Enkele feiten over mij:

    -Ik ben zwart.
    -Ik <strike>niet zoals</strike> hou niet van kaas.  (Are you trying to say "I don't like cheese"?)
    -Ik wil een kat.
    -Ik wil <strike>te zijn</strike> een auteur worden

    Dank u wel voor het lezen!
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    September 10, 2010
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    Het kan me niet schelen (you could even leave out the "het") is most commonly used. "Boeit me niet", als Liz suggested, is a bit more rude and vicious, which might be what you're going for.
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    September 10, 2010
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    September 8, 2010
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    Terminologie de base Un praqtiquant de parkour s’appele un traceur, et un lieu ou le traceur fait le parkour s’appelle un spot. Un rassemblement de traceurs est appelé parkourday. Les traceurs a beaucoup des termes pour les mouvements. Je ne vais pas expliquer tout les termes, mais exemples son le saut de chat, le tic-tac, le passé muraille, le demi-tour et beaucoup des autres.
    September 8, 2010
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    Everything mentioned by the others, though "ik geef er niets om" is not commonly used in everyday language. "Damn" would be "verdomme".
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    September 8, 2010
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    Echt heel erg slecht, Nederlandse rap stelt niets voor, zeker Lange Frans en Baas B. Maar ik ken best veel Nederlanders die het wel leuk vinden.
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    September 8, 2010
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    I realize not everyone understood what I meant. Thanks a lot anyway!
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    September 2, 2010
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    How do I say "what is parkour?" in French? It's the title of a PowerPoint slide. Thanks a lot in advance!
    September 1, 2010
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    August 23, 2010
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