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Brusselian (also
known as Brusseleer, Brusselair, Brusseleir,
Marols or
Marollien) is a
Dutch dialect native to Brussels, Belgium. It is
essentially a heavily-Francisized...
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plays in the
Brusselian dialect (also
sometimes referred to as
Marols or
Marollien), the
traditional Brabantian dialect of Brussels.
Performances are also...
- were
parodies based on the
Marollien dialect of Brussels; "Wadesdah"
translated as "what is that?", "Bab El Ehr" was
Marollien for chatterbox,
Kalish Ezab...
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Brussels (known as Brusselian, and also
sometimes referred to as
Marols or
Marollien), they are
called Brusseleers or Brusseleirs. Originally, the written...
- Préaux have do****ented how the
Syldavian language is
based on
Marols or
Marollien, the
dialect of the Marollen, a
formerly working-class (though now trendy)...
- history. The
Syldavian language used in the book had
French syntax but with
Marollien vocabulary, a joke
understood by the
original Brussels-based readership...
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Brussels (known as Brusselian, and also
sometimes referred to as
Marols or
Marollien), een
manneke means a
small man,
whereas een
menneke means a
little boy...
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Brussels (known as Brusselian, and also
sometimes referred to as
Marols or
Marollien), the Grand-Place is
called Gruute Met. In the 10th century, Charles,...
- its
north and the
Halle Gate to its south. Its
inhabitants are
called Marolliens in
French and
Marollianen in Dutch.
Lying at the
heart of
Marolles are...
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growing up in the
bilingual Brussels, he also
learned Dutch,
developing a
Marollien accent from his
maternal grandmother. A
younger brother, Paul, was born...
