If it's ordering beers, shouldn't that be "You're completely fluid?" 😉 (which is actually a common mistake for people learning Dutch: "vloeiend" means fluent, while "vloeibaar" means liquid. Many learners have claimed to speak liquid Dutch... Then again, I teach in Belgium... two beers please!)
If it's ordering beers, shouldn't that be "You're completely fluid?" 😉
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Hahaha "you're completely fluid" sounds like an insult
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