How many users posting in English? All I see are my posts and Dutch posts. I know this is new, but how many users are there?
When I click "translate post" it seems to translate it to Dutch, unless it is Dutch, then I might get English.
admin i am adding more langauges to the translate option
admin
yess, here at JBS we work al lot with user opt-in setting.
Its your data and setting
dansant
@admin
A few days ago I set my default language to English.
Today, I have sometimes (but not always) the same issue as @Howiewow
Dutch translates to Dutch instead of English.
Only this post translates to Dutch instead of English.
Maybe, because the first sentence is in Italian
https://justbsocial.eu/shared_content/post/11409/1769940816
admin Hmzz okay that could be the case. I can try to fiddle that one out.
L'orologio delle Meraviglie (de wonderklok)
Fraaie klok aan het Piazza Sant'Oronzo in Lecce.
Artiest: Francesco Barbieri, Gemaakt 1952-1955.
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#clock #lecce #piazzasantoronzo #orologiodellemeraviglie #camper_no_mad
En dit gebeurt dus nog echt in de Morvan, Frankrijk. 😀
admin geweldig, wij hebben inderdaad zo eens met de auto gestaan
dansant
De Morvan is een schitterend gebied.
Gelukkig gebeurt het ook nog steeds in Schotland, Wales en in natuurrijke gebieden in Engeland.
Koeien (o.a. Schotse hooglanders) en schapen lopen vrij rond
https://youtu.be/E5t-O32r23w?si=AI3BmD8UJKZQexr7
Freek Het gebeurt hier ook steeds minder. Het vee word hier verplaatst met grote aanhangers achter grote tractoren🥴
Howiewow @Catha show off
Catha Eh.. why? I write in dutch to not forget my mothertongue, im english because most people understand english and spanish because that's what people speak where i luve. Not dutch and not english...
Howiewow @Catha show off, because you speak more than 1 language 😂😂
Catha Ah i see. Well... even more than 3 😅
Catha @Howiewow Since your mothertongue is Emglish, why should you learm another language if you dom't have to, right?
In the Netherlands and part of Belgium, people speak Dutch (and a small part also Frisian. 🙃). But, with Dutch language, it is hard to do business outside those countries. So i the Netherlands most people also learn English, and/or French and/or German. And some highschools even offer Spanish.
Belgium has 3 official languages. Besides Dutch (Flemmish - not realy a language, more like a based on old dutch dialect -) also French and German. Speaking one of the 2 last languages is easier in finding a job in Belgium, so most Fremmish also speak French or German as second language.
So, having lived and worked in both countries, i had to speak more than just Dutch (although i already loved French at highschool).
Due to holydays - and later living in Spain - I started learning Spanish, and for fun some Russian. Of which i lost most of the knowledge due to not using it though. 😉