Great Argus 8 Sep 2019 Now why are Koala, Wombat, and Kookaburra in English and the rest not? Also what's with the wacky numbering system?
Now why are Koala, Wombat, and Kookaburra in English and the rest not? Also what's with the wacky numbering system?
KevinB 9 Sep 2019 @Great Argus Yeah I noticed the thing with the numbering system also, it is a strange sign. Also, koala, wombat and kookaburra are also called that in Dutch.
@Great Argus Yeah I noticed the thing with the numbering system also, it is a strange sign. Also, koala, wombat and kookaburra are also called that in Dutch.
Mr Gharial 10 Feb 2021 @Great Argus For the same reason aardvark, aardwolf, and springhaas are the same in Dutch, English and South-African
@Great Argus For the same reason aardvark, aardwolf, and springhaas are the same in Dutch, English and South-African
Mr Gharial 10 Feb 2021 @aardvark250 Yes, sorry (We Dutch call it Zuid-Afrikaans (South African)) It's rooted in Dutch from back when we were evil
@aardvark250 Yes, sorry (We Dutch call it Zuid-Afrikaans (South African)) It's rooted in Dutch from back when we were evil
