[Gambas-user] gambas and outportb

[Patrick Jacquot]

Ron Onstenk wrote:

>On Monday 26 June 2006 13:26, mike webb wrote:
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>>i believe you dutch guys have a saying for that: "to gek".
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>LOL
>First I do not know the roots of Rob but as far I know he is not Dutch.
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>Almost correct, we say "te gek" or "te gek om los te lopen". :)
>In English "to crazy" or "to crazy to walk free" (not bound to rules)
>The word "gek" can mean crazy (not right in mind) but in this phrase 
>it is more like unbelievable.
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>We use for a "crazy" (not right in mind) person in Dutch also the 
>word "gek" and here is the meaning to English more or less the same.
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>The English word "crazy" can have also more details as our "gek" but 
>in general we translate "crazy" to "gek" (for both not right in mind).
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>Any way your meaning about the situation is indeed "te gek"
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>Dutch boy
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>Ron
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Maybe this word "gek" has the same origin as the anglo-american word "geek"?