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      <title>Language Day #30</title>
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      <description>This time in Language Day we take a slightly different approach. Namely looking at an expression in the English language that has a foreign background. There will be other such articles later on.
We start with Dutch treat. Most English speaking people know exactly what that means, but others perhaps not. A treat yes, but Dutch? Anything to do with the Netherlands?
Everybody knows though what my treat means. I pay for everything - for me, you and perhaps even for the rest of the bunch.</description>
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