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"Dutch Tongue" by michael.gr, based on the logo of The Rolling Stones.
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"I will learn you how to skate." ("Learn" instead of "Teach".)
"When you want, we also have it in white." ("When" instead of "If".)
"Let's meet at sex." ("Sex" instead of "Six".)
"Dear colleagues, hereby the schedule." ("Hereby" instead of "Here is" or
"Hereby I give you".)
"We have lot's of bicycle's" (Genitive instead of plural suffix.)
"Meet you at the busstop" (Concatenating words that are not concatenated in English.)
"Let's have a telco" ("Telco", which means "telecommunications company", instead of "Teleconference".)
Object-adjective instead of adjective-object. ("Emergency exit train driver" instead of "Train driver emergency exit".)
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A sign that you can find inside virtually every single train in the entire Kingdom of The Netherlands. The English translation is urging us to not block the driver of the emergency exit train. |
"I am a cineville" ("cineville" instead of "cinephille") -- there is even a .nl domain misspelled this way.
Also: Dutch pronunciation rules cause some really weird phenomena, for example when you call Vodafone, the recorded greeting informs you that you have reached "Fodavone".