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RE: Never Been A Better Pot To Piss In

in The LooLoo ā€¢ 2 years ago

Yep, already Friday hehehe šŸ¤­ time flies when having fun šŸ¤©
Just like the UK there wonā€™t be much differences, weather wise.
I understandā€¦ thatā€™s good you know those two.
Another word for ā€œbedanktā€ is ā€œdank je welā€ maybe easier. šŸ˜‰šŸ¤“

Nope we have not been to Portugal. Lots of people say it is much better than Spain in many ways. Just the language is ugly. Even some Portugese friends tell me that. Hahaha it sounds weird. And is difficult to learn. I donā€™t know for sure.
We had a 2 week holiday booked to Portugal just when Spain was releasing the lockdowns, but Portugal had not yet and their rules were different. So we cancelled the trip. We would have gone by car.

Maybe ask @akidaā€¦ who lives in Portugal if you want to know things.

It sounds like an epic trip to go with a rental all the way to Valencia. Why not. You see much more. What other way would you do, plane or train?
Trains are great especially the long distance ones. Been on them.
Enjoy your day @dandays šŸ‘‹šŸ»

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Plane is our first choice more often than not cuz they're so quick and affordable, get where we're going and then take our time. Hadn't considered train. Longest I've ridden one is from Scotland to London, done that a couple times. I'd kinda rather fly. But the idea of driving a rental across Spain like that is tempting.

Without sounding too American as it's probably a known thing worldwide, however, mysteriously skipped in all of the public school teachings back home; is Dutch and German similar'ish or virtually the same or not so much or....?

Danke!

Yes, we would chose a plane too when it is quicker and cheaper. But we had instances the train was an better option. Like going to Madrid.
Let me know what you will decide how you go šŸš—āœˆļø

Hahaha your funny. Dutch and German is totally different. The sentence structures the words. All actually. Although both languages do have similarities when it comes to some words that are taken from the English.
My first language was German, than Dutch. Luckily still fluent in both.

Graag gedaan (you are welcome)