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    Quote Originally Posted by geruchtemoaker View Post
    aah our little colony
    You mean, your dumping ground for educated, civilized people who often have pronunciation issues?

    (I feel the "Oh snap" is implied )

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    no i'm pretty sure it's our colony I remember going to gent by train and when I arriver it said "we komen aan in brugge" so

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    "Oh Snap" :P

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    Quote Originally Posted by geruchtemoaker View Post
    no i'm pretty sure it's our colony I remember going to gent by train and when I arriver it said "we komen aan in brugge" so
    Come back when you're either able to pronounce "Brugge" or to write it as pronounced...

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    Back to the original topic: they told me to call them for questions about their honing services...(I guess they don't want to have to hone every razor they sell, just because I were to post it online....)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rogier View Post
    Come back when you're either able to pronounce "Brugge" or to write it as pronounced...
    They probably said Bruhhu.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by LX_Emergency View Post
    They probably said Bruhhu.....
    And that's the way we're gonna keep saying Bruhhu

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    That reminds me about that guy in temptation island who was named (or called himself) Gringo.


    Or the way he proncounced it: Hhrinho.
    I wonder how many around Brugge today would be able to pronounce 'Schild en Vriend' correctly these days.


    Just poking fun. I myself am from 'De Liiimbuuurg' although I have to admit that I speak rather clean 'Beschaafd Nederlands' due to the fact that my parents raised me in that tongue, and I went to college in Geel (Antwerpen) where the only way to be understood was to shed what accent I had left. There are people form my birthplace who went to college with me, whom I could barely understand because they only spoke our local dialect.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dimitry View Post
    And that's the way we're gonna keep saying Bruhhu
    No joking, but I've seen a picture of graffiti saying TOEOET

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bruno View Post
    That reminds me about that guy in temptation island who was named (or called himself) Gringo.


    Or the way he proncounced it: Hhrinho.
    I wonder how many around Brugge today would be able to pronounce 'Schild en Vriend' correctly these days.


    Just poking fun. I myself am from 'De Liiimbuuurg' although I have to admit that I speak rather clean 'Beschaafd Nederlands' due to the fact that my parents raised me in that tongue, and I went to college in Geel (Antwerpen) where the only way to be understood was to shed what accent I had left. There are people form my birthplace who went to college with me, whom I could barely understand because they only spoke our local dialect.
    I heard a story his parents wanted to name him Ringo, but something went wrong at the town hall

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