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Old 16 Jul 2003, 01:38   #92
Tim
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Hello Bren.

Je doet het prima zeg... dat Nederlands leren gaat je goed af. Heel leuk om te zien.

Alsjeblieft means: here you are.... or here you have it in a polite way... like a waitress brings you some coffee and say: Here you are, your coffee... in Dutch it will be like: Alsjeblieft, hier is uw koffie.

Alsjeblieft is not the correct way.... if you are polite it is Alstublieft... you see the difference???

Alsjeblieft
Alstublieft.... this is more polite.

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