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separate kamusta and ka, how are you? is the proper one.

 

Thank you.The answer to it?

 

If you are ok, you say: Ayos lang ako
if you are not ok, you say: hindi maganda kasi : state your reason for not being ok

 

What if I answer mabuti?

 

Its the short answer, you can mostly answer it whatever you want. mabuti, ok lang, ayos lang, okidoks..
in our language, when talking to a older person, you should answer with a po and opo, but for the same or younger age, you can answer watever you want.

just when answering questions, just be polite, and make your answer simple and to the point. most people dont like the long answers. hehehe

 

Well same with malaysian it gets boring

I am surely gonna make my philipino friend surprise.Well he's now in Phillipine.You know after our final year exam he dissapeared.He said he is in Phillipine.Heck,summer vacation is not start yet that time.He skipped it and also the new term.Damned it.

I want to impress him.What is how is your summer vacation?Is it good? In phillipine

 

yes i'm belgium,
and yes there's something with a J to,
"ik hou van je" is also "I love you"

 

Do they speak english in Brussels? and is it true that German and Dutch language are the same?
and how do you say "It's been a long time!, How are you doing now?" in dutch?

 

that's not tottaly true, Dutch and South-Africans  are almost the same.

and some people think that German and Dutch are the same because Belgium has three parts:
-a part where they talk Dutch (the biggest part)
-a part where they speak French (still a great part)
-a part where they speak German (a little part)

so that's why we have to learn 4 languages at school (Dutch, English, French, German)
i will get German next year.

"It's been a long time!, How are you doing now?" ="Dat is lang geleden! Hoe gaat het met je?"

 

ow, didn't know that

 

How about capetown?What language are they?

 

for people who wants to know something in Dutch ask me! I'm a DutchGUY!

 

@1prinnydood: To be honest, I really don't know. However, I do know that 'palak' is the word used for a special kind of farmer's cheese used in a delicacy called Palak Paneer, a vegetarian dish often served in homes and especially Indian restaurants.

However, from what I remember (and a little bit of googling), chicken is normally referred to as 'murgh'. Then again, this word refers to the chicken used in food, i.e. dead ones. :-\

 

What is the language of capetown people?

 

Thanks for the info Phreak

 

I'm half greek i know a little but not a lot