Dutch dialect spoken in the Northern part of Belgium.
In Dutch and Flemish: Vlaams (= flemish).
In Dutch and Flemish: Nederlands (= Dutch).
The grammar and spelling of both languages is the same, the only difference is in the pronounciation.
In Dutch and Flemish: Vlaams (= flemish).
In Dutch and Flemish: Nederlands (= Dutch).
The grammar and spelling of both languages is the same, the only difference is in the pronounciation.
by Jafje May 6, 2007
The flemish culture is one of the Three Best Cultures, which are the (not uptight part of the) British culture, the Scottish culture and this kickass one.
One thing I like about Flanders and the Flemish culture is that you can drive 30 miles/15 kilometers and you'd run into a different dialect.
by LA-Z-BOY June 17, 2006
n.
A Dutch dialect spoken in parts of Belgium. Native speakers are often plagued by questions such as "What's Flemish?", "I like your accent, is it German?", and "Phlegm? Ewwww."
adj.
Relating to those poor sods who speak Flemish.
A Dutch dialect spoken in parts of Belgium. Native speakers are often plagued by questions such as "What's Flemish?", "I like your accent, is it German?", and "Phlegm? Ewwww."
adj.
Relating to those poor sods who speak Flemish.
"I speak English, but Flemish was my first language."
"Fle-what?"
"Never mind. I speak English. Only English."
"I'm Flemish"
"I'm sorry."
"Fle-what?"
"Never mind. I speak English. Only English."
"I'm Flemish"
"I'm sorry."
by praat ye? December 16, 2005
A)
Person One: "Do you speak Flemish?"
Person Two; "No but I do speak Dutch."
Person One: "Close enough!"
B) "Want to go get some Flemish fries at Manneken Pis?"
Person One: "Do you speak Flemish?"
Person Two; "No but I do speak Dutch."
Person One: "Close enough!"
B) "Want to go get some Flemish fries at Manneken Pis?"
by Chickee August 27, 2005
The largest domestic breed of rabbit, with bucks weighing anywhere from 13 to 20+ pounds, and does weighing 14 to 20+ pounds. They come in seven varieties recognized by the American Rabbit Breeders Association, which are black, blue, fawn, light gray, sandy, steel gray, and white. Flemish giants are of the semi-arch type and are shown in six classes (junior bucks and does under 6 months, intermediate bucks and does 6-8 months, and senior bucks and does 8 months and older).
Also called the "gentle giant", this breed of rabbit is known for its very gentle, sweet, and docile personality. It is believed that the flemish giant is the modern descendant of the Patagonian rabbit of Argentina.
Also called the "gentle giant", this breed of rabbit is known for its very gentle, sweet, and docile personality. It is believed that the flemish giant is the modern descendant of the Patagonian rabbit of Argentina.
by BBear12708 January 12, 2009
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