There is actually no such language as "Belgian". The official languages of Belgium are French, Flemish/Dutch, and German.
Belgian in French is "belge."
Belgian means someone from the country of Belgium. Hercule Poirot was a famous literary Belgian.
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There is actually no such language as "Belgian". The official languages of Belgium are French, Flemish/Dutch, and German.
Luxembourg is a type German, French and Belgian cuisine. So the ham is a type of German, French and Belgian kind of ham. :) Hope it helps
There's no such language as "Belgian". The three official languages of Belgium are French, Flemish/Dutch, and German.
There is actually no such language as "Belgian". The official languages of Belgium are French, Flemish/Dutch, and German.
'Belgian' isn't a language. in Belgium, the northern part speaks dutch, the southern part speaks french. the dutch word for godmother is 'meter' the dutch word for godfather is 'peter'
This question really depends on the horse itself. Overall, I would say that the Clydesdale would be stronger, as I think they were used in olden times pulling carriges, farm machinery, etc. But it really does depend on the individual horse, as I bet there are Belgian Horses that are stronger than Clydesdales, but also Clydesdales that are stronger than Belgian. Hope this helped :)
I was raised believing Buffalo was the slang name for Belgian people
If you were born in Belgium you are a Belgian
Belgian does not exist. So you must mean the Belgian dialect of French or the Belgian dialect of Dutch (Flemish). I'm assuming you mean Flemish. If you define tragic as 'very sad', then the translation would be 'tragisch.' This word is pronounced "TRA-khees". The 'r' in this word is pronounced somewhat similarly to the Spanish 'r'. The 'kh' is hard to pronounce, but if you are familiar with Dutch, German, or Arabic it should be possible. If you wanted to say, "That's tragic", you would say, "Dat is tragisch." However, if you mean French, the word would be 'triste', pronounced "tgheest". The 'gh' is a modified version of the 'kh.'