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bubblebutpudding
· 9 years ago
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Dutch: Natuurwetenschappen
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vodka
· 9 years ago
Scheikunde?
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bubblebutpudding
· 9 years ago
Natuurkunde, scheikunde en Biologie bij elkaar :P
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deleted
· 9 years ago
Ik wist niet dat er hier zoveel Nederlanders waren!
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rosemagwin
· 9 years ago
MEER MENSEN :D
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bubblebutpudding
· 9 years ago
Wij hebben ook humor ♡
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deleted
· 9 years ago
Afrikaans: Wetenskap
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enidblytonfan
· 9 years ago
Physics : natuurkunde and Chemistry: skeikunde
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chakun
· 9 years ago
Giving nature the shaft.
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jeanthedragon
· 9 years ago
Wat.
guest
· 9 years ago
Yeah Naturwissenschaften bish!
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norwegiangirl
· 9 years ago
Well, it means nature science, so it does have an additional word which makes it longer..
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guest
· 9 years ago
Ja, deutsch ist liecht und schwer.
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cosmic77
· 9 years ago
Leave it to Germany to make the most confusing words
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guest
· 9 years ago
Not really, when each single word is translated and added back together in english, it makes more sense than the english word.
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vitalstatistix
· 9 years ago
German is – as always – right.
summer
· 9 years ago
German is a very beautiful language. Yeah there's long words but it's not at crazy as the English language.
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guest
· 9 years ago
I'm german and I have to say; english is more b-e-a-utiful than german.
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summer
· 9 years ago
Maybe it's just because English is so boring to me. I mean I have been speaking it all my life.
bubblebutpudding
· 9 years ago
It really depends on who speaks it, I have heard people speak German on a very soft, and beautiful way
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guest
· 9 years ago
It's similar in Swedish
guest
· 9 years ago
Philippines: Agham
guest
· 9 years ago
*Siyensya
flashmob510
· 9 years ago
sounds like "Nature Witch Craft"
norwegiangirl
· 9 years ago
it actually means something along the lines of "knowledgehood" or "knowingness".
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flashmob510
· 9 years ago
that's awesome
