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I don't know Dutch but I choose to believe this says "hey cunt youre not logged in"
I speak Dutch and this is entirely correct.
Something like "We couldn't log you in" I think
That's correct
It's incredible how easy Dutch is to understand for a German lol
Crazy, like they're related or something.
If it was a conversation, you'd probably finish the sentence with "hoor"
"You're not logged in, hoor"
I'm trying to learn it but some times my teacher saying things like this make it hard.
Also people just pointing somewhere and saying "kijk" (look) makes me really think we're out minority-spotting.
basically
'U kunt' is a valid Dutch sentence
So is 'Dank u' , which is mildly amusing in English, but quite sordid in french (it's pronounced similar to 'dans cul' which means 'in the ass')