Comments by "Dylan Vogler" (@dylanvogler2165) on "The view from the Netherlands on their Euro 2024 semi-final against England" video.

 @DEVRIMCI2007 for one, maybe don't speak like you do? Secondly, it's you England fans, not the team, that we have a problem with. Arrogance and attitude essentially.
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 @DEVRIMCI2007 no honestly we don't know who he is
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 @a-walpatches6460 damn people insulting others for voicing their opinion is annoying.
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@DEVRIMCI2007 no, no we're not. And no, no you do not. I've met many fans over the years from many different countries, few are as obnoxious as you guys. Irish and Scots are honestly great fun, but English not really. But the rent-free part you just said is what I meant. You're not that important mate.
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 @carlito12384 nice racism you have going on there.
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Because we have different dialects? What a weird question lol
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@EmpireOfLEMBERG they are all 3 from different places and backgrounds and thus speak differently,. Theirs is even quite similar, differences can be alot more extreme. I am born and raised in Almere, it's 24km from Amsterdam and whilst the dialect is similar, you can hear when somebody is from Amsterdam when they visit Almere. In my case, I moved to the Achterhoek where they speak a low Saxon dialect, I can't understand them when they speak in dialect and have to ask them to speak in standard Dutch. Also yeah even in Amsterdam you will hear a difference between people from different backgrounds.
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@EmpireOfLEMBERG I literally explained it to you but you choose to ignore it.
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@EmpireOfLEMBERG because Flemish Dutch is a standardized version lol. They too have dialects lmao. Flemish Dutch is actually Brabantian and therefore similar to the Brabantian dialects spoken in the Netherlands. Try listening to actual Flemish dialects and you'll see they're very different as well.
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@EmpireOfLEMBERG not all Dutch people speak differently man 🤣
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@EmpireOfLEMBERG because Koeman, Xavi Simons and Depay are from different regions and cities 🤣🤣. Women from different regions also sound different 🤣. Also one is a White guy and the others are of colour, which also influences the way they speak.
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@EmpireOfLEMBERG no I am not attacking you, we have all been trying to explain to you that dialects are very prevalent in the Nederlands. We have a saying that every 10 minutes, you have a different dialect. That is because Dutch and German are on a dialect continuum. It is why people living near the border can understand each others dialect in Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany. Whilst I can't eventhough I am a native speaker of Dutch and also speak German. The standardised versions of the languages have hard borders, the dialects don't. Suriname Dutch, sranang and papiamento have a large influence on the way those descendant from immigrants speak.
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