Can you speak Dutch in Wallonia?

There’s the Flemish (natively Dutch-speaking) and Brussels and Walloons (natively French-speaking).

Is Dutch necessary in Belgium?

The primary language in Belgium is Dutch, spoken by approximately 60% of the population. Like the Dutch spoken in Flanders, Belgian French is mostly similar to the dialect spoken in France, but there are small differences in vocabulary and pronunciation.

Do they speak Dutch in Liege?

Most residents in Liège speak French, making it the primary language. However, it isn’t uncommon to also hear German and Dutch spoken on the streets, especially close to the universities.

What is the difference between Flanders and Wallonia?

The two areas are Flanders, consisting of the Dutch speaking or Flemish community, and Walloon or Wallonia, the home of the French community. A small community of German-speaking people also resides in Belgium, but they are an autonomous community distinct from the other two within the far eastern region of Wallonia.

Is Flanders better than Wallonia?

In short, Flanders is much more wealthier than Wallonia. Most regions in Flanders are wealthier and you can notice that quite rapidly by looking around when you’re in a Flemish city.

Can I live in Belgium speaking English?

Dutch and English are fine. You will need to learn French within the next year but to begin with those two languages are fine. Plus people in Belgium are very well educated in English.

Is Liège Flemish or Walloon?

Liège, Flemish Luik, German Lüttich, city, Walloon Region, eastern Belgium, on the Meuse River at its confluence with the Ourthe. (The grave accent in Liège was officially approved over the acute in 1946.) The site was inhabited in prehistoric times and was known to the Romans as Leodium.

Which is better Wallonia or Flanders?

In short, Flanders is much more wealthier than Wallonia. Most regions in Flanders are wealthier and you can notice that quite rapidly by looking around when you’re in a Flemish city. They’re just too damn beautiful!