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deleted · 9 years ago · FIRST

I quite literally squeaked when I saw the Welsh flag. We get forgotten about sometimes. It's nice to be acknowledged.

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dave90000 · 9 years ago

I celebrated because the philippines was there. And we owned it too.

fanboyfil · 9 years ago

weeee :D cheers

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pineapple · 9 years ago

Afrikaans: Een, twee, drie, vier, vyf, ses, sewe, Ag
I don't get it either :D

kammy129 · 9 years ago

I only know how to count up to 20 in Afrikaans and that's where my knowledge of that language stops even though my mums side of the family are Afrikaans

pineapple · 9 years ago

The rest is relatively easy!
For numbers above 20 you bacally say (number between 1 and 9)-en-(the ten)
For instance, 23 will be "drie-en-twintig" :D

kammy129 · 9 years ago

Oh ok thank you :D

deleted · 9 years ago

Yay iemand wat Afrikaans praat XD

kamatsu · 9 years ago

Or, as it's said in Japanese; ichi, ni, san.

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seec · 9 years ago

Cz - jedna, dva... What's the big deal about it?

guest · 9 years ago

count in english! one-nine hundred... there are no "a's" present

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wisteriamist · 9 years ago

Uh, why would they use just the Southern Vietnamese flag? All of Vietnam speaks the same language...

guest · 9 years ago

one, two, three... ninety nine, a hundred
I don't get it?

jokur_and_batmon · 7 years ago

You say one hundred not a hundred. That’s like say a hundred dollar bill, it’s meant for an object not just a quantity. Like you’d ask “how much?” And the answers is one hundred

gemzltd · 9 years ago

"หนึ่ง,สอง,สาม,สี่".....nahhhh I have no idea what you guys are talking about.

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