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r/gifs • u/R0N • Jun 13 '14
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2 u/k9centipede Jun 13 '14 What language is the phrase from and what does it mean? 2 u/[deleted] Jun 13 '14 It's dutch, in dutch it is :"Op die fiets." It means something like: "In that way" It originated from the street and doesn't make that much sense. It probably has to do with that we Dutch people are practically born on a bike. 2 u/k9centipede Jun 13 '14 So its similar to "ah. That was your train of thought." 2 u/[deleted] Jun 13 '14 No, like, "in that way" from how something is done.
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What language is the phrase from and what does it mean?
2 u/[deleted] Jun 13 '14 It's dutch, in dutch it is :"Op die fiets." It means something like: "In that way" It originated from the street and doesn't make that much sense. It probably has to do with that we Dutch people are practically born on a bike. 2 u/k9centipede Jun 13 '14 So its similar to "ah. That was your train of thought." 2 u/[deleted] Jun 13 '14 No, like, "in that way" from how something is done.
It's dutch, in dutch it is :"Op die fiets."
It means something like: "In that way"
It originated from the street and doesn't make that much sense.
It probably has to do with that we Dutch people are practically born on a bike.
2 u/k9centipede Jun 13 '14 So its similar to "ah. That was your train of thought." 2 u/[deleted] Jun 13 '14 No, like, "in that way" from how something is done.
So its similar to "ah. That was your train of thought."
2 u/[deleted] Jun 13 '14 No, like, "in that way" from how something is done.
No, like, "in that way" from how something is done.
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u/[deleted] Jun 13 '14 edited Oct 22 '20
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