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Hawaii is the 50th state of the United States. Technically, it holds the tallest mountain in the planet if measured from below sea. It is also made up of islands.
Geographically and geologically, Hawaii is not part of any continent. It is an isolated volcanic island chain located in the central Pacific Ocean, which is part of the geopolitical region known as Oceania.
However, politically, because it is a U.S. state, it is considered part of North America.
Belgian French: This is standard French spoken with a distinct accent and a few regional vocabulary differences (such as the words for seventy and ninety—septante and nonante—instead of the standard French soixante-dix and quatre-vingt-dix).
So, while the languages originate from other countries, the way they are spoken in Belgium is uniquely their own.
Why does Belgium have multiple official languages?
Historically, because of its location at the crossroads of Europe, the regions that make up modern Belgium developed using the languages of their larger neighbors—France, the Netherlands, and Germany.
Instead of creating a new language, they adapted them into local dialects. For example:
Flemish: This is the local term for the Dutch spoken in Belgium. While it uses the same grammar and vocabulary as standard Dutch, it has a distinct accent and uses some unique idioms (similar to the relationship between American and British English).