The entire world knows about Realbasic, what about Xojo after 2 years ?
Great, I just learnt a new word in flemish.
Joost, just cross checked this with german. Seems some google databases are not updated in flamish yet
Why is everybody here reffering to Flemish, where Joost is living in The Netherlands?
Despite the fact that people from The Netherlands and Flanders understand each other perfectly, the Flemish language differs severely from the Dutch language (which is Joost language). Besides from this, people in The Netherlands are very outspoken and extravert, while people from Flanders are silent and very introvert.
I wonder if Joost is aware of the latest joke about Flemish or Belgian people. If so, please share.
For your information, both Dutch and Flemish people enjoy telling jokes about each other and teasing each other, especially when both countries are represented.
P.S. : I accidentelly deleted the content of my former post. I wanted to edit some things but pressed the wrong button. I am sorry for that.
Sorry, I thought flemish was the name of the language in the Netherlands. My mistake.
christian, flemish language is use in belgium. That is why they have flemish stew in brussels
[quote]In Flanders fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses, row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky
The larks, still bravely singing, fly
Scarce heard amid the guns below.
We are the Dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved and were loved, and now we lie
In Flanders fields.[/quote]
My father suffered his WWII war-ending injury there … he loved the people of Belgium. They took him in after being wounded and cared for him and kept him safe. The family that took him in sent him a letter after the war was over … my Mom still has it. He always hoped and dreamed that some day I would get to go there and see what he saw … back in 1997, I was happily able to do that, just one year before he passed away.
i love to visit belgium… being to many little towns and a few times to Brugges and Brussels.
Netherlands -> dutch. Best spoken when having a cough. I only remember a few words from my time working for Philips.
When Opel had a plant in Belgium the people visiting us in Rüsselsheim always brought us pralines. Those were so evil.
why while having a cough?? Beatrix
Please keep this part of history.
… and Sorry for my flemish… just used it in my post without thinking. Of course in Netherland they spak dutch. But I guess Joost will not take this serious, will you?