Yeah "ikiks" wouldn't really work haha. "Mijmijs"? Idk at R*ddit people used "meems" in the Dutchs communities. Sounds logical to me, it's a Dutch sounding word that believably could be "meme" in english. Just like "name" is "naam" in Dutch.
"Dude check this; they're posting non-English memes on Lemmy". It's a picture of our king and former prime minister watching something funny instead of paying attention to the serious (UN?) meeting they're in
Meems 💀
Miems? Miemes?
What is "me"/"mich"/"moi" in dutch?
I believe you're looking for "ik"?
ikiks 💀
Maybe, I don't know. That's why I ask.
At [email protected] we call memes "Michmichs" because me = mich in German.
Yeah "ikiks" wouldn't really work haha. "Mijmijs"? Idk at R*ddit people used "meems" in the Dutchs communities. Sounds logical to me, it's a Dutch sounding word that believably could be "meme" in english. Just like "name" is "naam" in Dutch.
Ambachtelijke memerijen. Echt handwerk.
Mijmijs is not too bad
And using "MeMes" ("me", "mij", "mijn") isn't funny enough.
The official accepted in the Dutch community is memerijen, liberally translated at memeries
I can live with that haha. Memerijen sounds like the more formal word. But it's also silly so it's okay
Slachten in de grachten and stuff
Drommels, drommels en nog eens drommels
I have no idea what this means but I'm 100% for it
"Dude check this; they're posting non-English memes on Lemmy". It's a picture of our king and former prime minister watching something funny instead of paying attention to the serious (UN?) meeting they're in
Ieuw, toch geen Mémé zeker
No. We're not.
Some are