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booger
Feb 18, 2007, 10:37 AM
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Hey guys,
I had this idea... I'm sick of going to the crags here and only being able to use French. Feels incredibly rude speaking with Flemish and Dutch-speakers only in English. So, wondering if those Flemish/Dutch speakers amongst us could make a quick-and-dirty climbing dictionary for the rest of us? There's a climbing dictionary on this site, maybe easiest (though it's quite long) to look it over and pop in the word for those things in your language?
Along those same lines, I'm thinking of map's story about when her boyfriend went to climb in the NL and a friend told him "rope please" was (in NL) "rope, dickhead".  ...although that's quite funny, I'd like to avoid those blunders if possible... SO, You guys think this is a good idea for the rest of the countries? Figured it may be nice for our visiting friends to also know that "Allez" doesn't mean "asshole", and that "sec" means "take", and it's quite normal in Italy to be called "pippa" etc. Paolo and I can/will do the Italian one.
If we have nice ones, we can send them to ddt for possible linking to the main dictionary... is my thought... First, post here?
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thomasribiere
Feb 18, 2007, 11:40 AM
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Bored on a Sunday morning, eh? Good idea, though. I said 2 months ago that I would do it for French. I think it's time to act!
Bleau anytime? 
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booger
Feb 19, 2007, 9:15 AM
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Thanks, helpful for me, but I'm not too sure it'd be helpful for the English-only speaker. A pronunciation guide might be nice too... as I have no idea how to say "beschrijving van de routes in een gebied" 
Thomas - sorry, I must have missed that post about the dictionary. Yup, I was bored yesterday
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petje
Feb 26, 2007, 1:59 PM
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I am from the Netherlands.
What is it exactly that you want? translations including pronounciation! take a course! damn tto as kthat on the internet is not easy. Get to learn the dutch pronounciation in a course or by getting to know me or other climber for that and learning the climbing slang.
some basics are in french for dutch climbers
so you can use 'allez', arqué, tendu, block (sec, tight, take)
rope is touw
what do u want to know more?
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