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2018-12-05
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hansw17:12:36
this is merely an artifact of the fact that clj symbols etc can be in any unicode-string
hansw17:12:54
This insistance of speaking english is another example of Dutch disease 🙂 We like to show off how cosmopolitan we are by speaking poor English. It's also a trap for non-Dutch speakers. Because this way, they'll never learn Dutch and still be shut out of lots things in Dutch society.
hansw17:12:16
Especially formal stuff, anything to do with law. then we all switch back to Dutch and the poor expat is left behind ...
helios19:12:59
as a note form an expat, i don't think I've ever met many Dutch who speak "poor" english 😛