Look at the opening post, and you'll get it.
It was no mistake nor was it a typo... but if I have to explain it all, all the fun is gone "ass" (see it?) well.
Look at the opening post, and you'll get it.
It was no mistake nor was it a typo... but if I have to explain it all, all the fun is gone "ass" (see it?) well.
Just out of curiosity, what is Belgium's official language, and do you have English subtitles on TV like they do in Scandinavia so their people are more ready to be global citizens?
Just out of curiosity, what is Belgium's official language, and do you have English subtitles on TV like they do in Scandinavia so their people are more ready to be global citizens?
We have three official languages: Dutch (Flemish actually), French and German. Fouth language in school (but obligated as well is English). We do have subs on television yes, but even if it is on our own language, so I wouldn't say it's got to do with making people ready for globalisation.
I mean, there's no need to, we speak, understand and write four languages when we come out of school. Some students even five or six if the chose for it (as I did). So I wouldn't say we need the government of the television channels to prepare us for the globalisation.