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    Hoi allemaal,

    Ik heb een vrage vraagje / vraag. Ik heb een dictaphone voice recorder gekocht en ik wil iemand op straat of mensen van uit mijn buurt vragen om iets te zeggen. Bij voorbeeld Bijvoorbeeld als ik weet niet niet weet hoe moet ik its ik iets moet zeggen. dan in niemand ga vragen hoe ik het zal doen Dan kan ik iemand vragen om het voor te doen. En dan ga ik iemand vrage om its naar een dictaphone te zeggen Dan kan ik vragen om dit in de voice recorder in te spreken zodat ga ik eem mooie mp3 met goed uitspraak hebben ik de juiste uitspraak als mp3 bestand kan opslaan :)

    Nu, kan je me zegen hoe moet ik deze gesprek makken Kan iemand mij vertellen hoe ik zo'n gesprek moet aangaan? You can give me some exempels to use. I don't want to bother people on the streets, but I can have an oportunity to have nice conversations. How to start such a conversation? how to say "would you mind if i record it?"

    Thanks

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    Differences exist everywhere, even in a small country like The Netherlands. I'm from the West and if I go to the North, I need subtitles to understand some people hahaha!

    Moreover every city can have different traditions.

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    I'd use ''enjoy'' in this case. You appreciate something when you feel thankful towards somebody. For example: You are sick and your best friend comes over to take care of you. In that case you feel thankful, as he is doing a favor for you. In other words, you appreciate the fact that your best friend is taking care of you.
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    Are there lots of differences between Javanese and Bahasa Indonesia? My grandfather was from Yogyakarta, but unfortunately I haven't had the opportunity to study those languages very well :/

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    It's you saying that should be: You are saying that. In the other topic I explained the difference.
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