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German loon tries to wreck his Bosch
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Not German, surely?
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No (unless it is High German?) Don't think it is Dutch either. Or Scandanavian. Baltic states? Flemish?
Didn't recognise the number plate. Not Swiss, so not Schwietzerdeutch.
Someone must know!
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Wow :-) And only ?204 from Amazon I see. Think I have to stick with my old Makita, and my even older Aldi 18V :-[
Also -- newshound wrote:
He's speaking Norwegian or Danish ... and the car has DK on the plate (I think).
John
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The title of several of the other videos includes "Finnish" ...
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Definitely not High German. My guess was Danish, as there's a Scandinavian lilt to the language.
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He's just copying this Festool one
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Thanks for the responses, consensus seems to be Danish then.
Never got into Borgen, but *loved* The Bridge. Guess I wasn't paying enough attention to the accents.....
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That's definitely Dansk.
Scandi spoken with a hot potato in the mouth.
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Thanks. It had a hint of Dutch about it, makes sense really.
ISTR that the Dutch have more ways of cooking potatoes than the French have cheeses.
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The UK has more artisan cheesemakers than France does. Bizarre, but true.