Hallo mensen, zijn er ook mensen uit Nederland?
DUTCH -> ENGLISH (hello people, are there also people from The Netherlands?)
Hallo leute, sind aug menschen von die Niederlanden?
DEUTSCH -> ENGLISH (hello people, are there also people from The Netherlands?)
Haa, zeen er aug miense oet Nederlajnd?
LIMBURG(NL) -> ENGLISH (hello people, are there also people from The Netherlands?)
etc.
I live in The Netherlands, in the province of Limburg 
YOOOOOOO have a giant heart dude!
I agree with Kaneel… hence my post!
Well… not ALL women. That would be insane. I dont have enough time for that
i was talking about average standards
I tried to teach myself Japanese once using a computer program called “The Rosetta Stone”. The idea was to learn the language in the same way a child does by listening to the words and associating them with pictures. I only spent about two hours with it but I remember most of the words even today, almost ten years later. I have no idea how to spell them but I’ll try:
Shkoki = Airplane
Taebru = Table
Boru = Ball
Onanoichto = Girl (can’t remember if it was a big girl or a little girl)
Ha. Nice.
All of them are not right, but I think I get what you mean!
Japanese is not so difficult to be honest. People communicate using single words a lot of the time, so you can speak to people by exchangng keywords.
Example…
English- “Man, it is hotter than a mother f****er today!”
Japanese- “あつい” (“atsui!”) …means “HOT!”
It is quite a childish language for daily communication, actually. This is not a bad thing of course! Makes it very easy!
renoise !!!
le renoise est le meilleur !
renoise is het beste!
renoise ???!
renoise ist das beste!
??? ?? !!!
il renoise è il la cosa migliore!
renoise? ?? ??!
o renoise é o mais melhor!
renoise ??? !!!
¡el renoise es el mejor!
“renoise è il migliore” (obnoxiously picky note)