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To: tejek who wrote (339541)	6/5/2007 8:12:47 PM
From: Taro	Read Replies (2) of 1576880

I suspect the word 'deutsch' exists in some form in the language of Holland, after all, Dutch is a Germanic language. As a teacher you shouldn't believe (belongs in the Church) or suspect (in the PD, please) but know or at least look up prior to opening your mouth. Dutch historically is a West German dialect! Deutsch - doitsu in Japanese by the way - in Scandinavia is Tysk and given the history of the languages it seems quite understandable that the Anglo Saxon heritage in the British language didn´t really distinguish between Deutsch and Dutch. Used to be the same thing and the dialect spoken just next door so to say was the German spoken closest to them anyway. Taro

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