Dutch Translation?

[2MKc]

Do you think this is a good idea?

I didn't think so, because I think there wasn't any Dutch users in this forum.

[Foldo]

There is already an thread here.

[2MKc]

There is already an thread here.

Uh.... that's German.

and by the way, you have to use the word "an" in front of a noun that starts with a vowel.

[rickgriffin]

There is already an thread here.

I think he means Netherlander dutch, not Deutchlander dutch

[Foldo]

There is already an thread here.

Uh.... that's German.

and by the way, you have to use the word "an" in front of a noun that starts with a vowel.

Woops! I said nothing ...:s

[valerio]

Do you think this is a good idea?

I didn't think so, because I think there wasn't any Dutch users in this forum.

well, as far as I knew there wasn't any italian member when I started translating it in my own language.
Give it a try, then advertise your work to other dutch furries, and perhaps we can get more Housepets! fans.

[Dissension]

I think he means Netherlander dutch, not Deutchlander dutch

Deutschlander, Rick, Deutschlander. With an s. *laughs lightly*

Die Deutschsprachepolizisten haben eine Steckbrief für „Rick Griffin!“

Then someone from Germany or Austria comes to boot me in the head for however I've mistranslated that.

[Kyderra]

(I am Dutch, "high five")

How the... what the!!!
Ether i have a really big hangover, or I have dreamt that there was a topic about this.....
(I am not kidding!)
AAANYway.

To start:
dutch is not German

And to answer your question:
There is a reason I have not made a dutch version.
Everyone I know, knows how to read English.
I can see how it might be good to translate it for the younger audience,
but think I can safely say that they would be able to read it in english as well
(despite there young age)

To say it more Basic:
Because English is like a secondary language in Holland, there is little reason to translate it to dutch.

However, do not let me stop you from make a dutch translation, I will even help you with it if you DO start it.
But in my opinion, it is not needed.

[Dissension]

To start:
dutch is not German

I think the issue was the similarity of "Dutch" and "Deutsch," which without the "s" is "Deutch." I don't know what they were thinking, really. *shrugs*