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> I thought it was a "Goedendag" (literally: good morning) in Dutch/Flemish,
> but I am proved wrong by the following site:
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> http://www.liebaart.org/goeden_e.htm
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> It seems a common error...
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> Thomas
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>
It's still a rough way to wish a good day... maybe it explains some
headaches I got in Netherlands
Are herrings at breakfast designed to finish the work? ;-)


Marc
haring in't land, dokter aan de kant (oh! so, self-prescripted euthanasia is
allowed in Holland!)

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