Steeds meer mensen willen graag meer Europese producten kopen. Om hun ecologische voetafdruk te verkleinen, maar ook als reactie op de handelsoorlog die de Amerikaanse president Donald Trump heeft ontketend. Kan je alle Amerikaanse producten zomaar links laten liggen? En hoe weet je in hemelsnaam of een bepaald product nu echt 100 procent Europees is? Financieel expert Chris Sugira van team 'WinWin' en Testaankoop helpen je mee op weg.
The article is Dutch and people from the Netherlands can read it perfectly fine.
Flemish is a dialect of Dutch. The official written language in Belgium is Dutch (but with a few tiny changes). Flemish is mostly only spoken. Or written in a more casual setting. In Belgian articles you’ll see Flemish when people are being quoted, or when a common dialect word is used (which gets italicized).
So, if it is from Belgium, might it be in Flemish Language and not dutch?
Just asking for a friend.
The article is Dutch and people from the Netherlands can read it perfectly fine.
Flemish is a dialect of Dutch. The official written language in Belgium is Dutch (but with a few tiny changes). Flemish is mostly only spoken. Or written in a more casual setting. In Belgian articles you’ll see Flemish when people are being quoted, or when a common dialect word is used (which gets italicized).
Both, they are nearly the same, like British and American English.