Brussels is, officially, a bilingual city where both French and Dutch are official languages. All the streets have, therefore, two names, which can sound totally different. For example, the Main Square is called la Grand Place and de Grote Markt at the same time. While many more people speak French than Dutch, the proportion is different in different neigbourhoods. English is also widely understood.
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