Hi, I'm doing a project on Belgium and I need to know...

• how to say "Hi, my name is _______" in Belgium...could someone help me out please?
  

  07 Sep 2006, 07:51 Anonymous

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• Nevermind I have found it

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  Anonymous 07 Sep 2006, 08:02 - Report

• how to say "Hi, my name is _______" in Belgium...could someone help me out please?

  the answer is" ik ben____ or mijn naam is_____

  Anonymous 15 Sep 2006, 08:59 - Report

• translation of good morning in belgium

  good morning in belgium?

  chen 14 Oct 2007, 02:23 - Report

• translation of good morning in belgium

  Good Morning: "goedemorgen". The language is Dutch (as spoken in the Nederlands) or Flemish (The Dutch spoken in the North of Belgium - Vlaams/Flanders)... not "belgium", ok!

  RS 31 Oct 2007, 03:52 - Report

• hi

  eh, half of belgium is french, and a little part is german as well. So the introducing yourself in belgium, depends in which part of belgium you are. So it's either "hallo, ik ben___", "Bonjour, je m'apelle___" or "Guten tag, ich bin___"

  anonymous 04 Nov 2007, 05:47 - Report

• belgium

  i need the percent on how many people talk flemish

  Anonymous 18 Feb 2008, 07:54 - Report

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  fann 11 Mar 2008, 06:19 - Report

• Languages in Belgium

  60% of the population speaks Dutch (or rather Flemish) and lives in Flanders (North of Belgium)
  30% speaks French and lives in Brussels + Wallonië (South of Belgium)
  10% speaks German and lives in the Eastern part of Wallonië.

  A Fleming 15 Mar 2008, 03:31 - Report

• Much less than 10% speaks German

  Source: Wikipedia
  Flanders in the north, with 58% of the population, and the French-speaking southern region of Wallonia, inhabited by 32%. The Brussels-Capital Region, although officially bilingual, is a mostly French-speaking enclave within the Flemish Region and near the Walloon Region, and has 10% of the population.[3] A small German-speaking Community exists in eastern Wallonia.[4]

  Another fleming 25 May 2008, 08:39 - Report