The Netherlands is more Germanic speaking than Belgium. Flemish is close to Dutch (but not German. Germanic yes, but not German), and Wallonian is a romance language, not Germanic, let alone German. You say you use 'all areas where German is an official language'. Yet you divide Switserland, but include all of Belgium, and leave out the Netherlands altogether. The concept you have is rather flawed. Then you talk of the Netherlands as a 'target', and them 'surrender'? What are you doing?
@@freezeoiythen why not include all of Switzerland in the Thumbnail? Only the East of Belgium speaks German, you even included all of the French speaking areas. Better include Alsace Moselle instead.
@@Balkenkreuz-m6lyes, yet all other non German Germanic speaking countries are not included including the Netherlands and even the French-speaking part of Wallonia (because there is indeed a German-speaking part) is included.
you should do somthing about a nordic union or smt id watch that
The Netherlands is more Germanic speaking than Belgium. Flemish is close to Dutch (but not German. Germanic yes, but not German), and Wallonian is a romance language, not Germanic, let alone German.
You say you use 'all areas where German is an official language'. Yet you divide Switserland, but include all of Belgium, and leave out the Netherlands altogether. The concept you have is rather flawed.
Then you talk of the Netherlands as a 'target', and them 'surrender'? What are you doing?
Belgium speaks dutch and french not German
@@harrymitchell5805 I listed all areas where German is a official majority and official minority language
Brother dutch is a Germanic language 💀
@毛泽东-sigma 😶
@@freezeoiythen why not include all of Switzerland in the Thumbnail? Only the East of Belgium speaks German, you even included all of the French speaking areas. Better include Alsace Moselle instead.
@@Balkenkreuz-m6lyes, yet all other non German Germanic speaking countries are not included including the Netherlands and even the French-speaking part of Wallonia (because there is indeed a German-speaking part) is included.
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