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Yi-Long wrote:The 'wel' in 'dank je wel' doesnt mean 'very much'. In fact, it doesnt mean very much at all

It would just be a bit like 'I DO thank you'. It's just a bit extra. No real extra meaning tbh.
Cheers. Understood.
It's like Thank you or Thanks then. The You part isn't really necessary but it makes it structurally better.
Yi-Long wrote:Anyway, just wanted to let ya know Stevie Ann's new album is out, and I'm downloading it as we speak, so I can check it out. Not sure about the quality yet. It's gotten favourable reviews but no 5 outta 5's or something.
Fantastic thanks. I bet I'll have to order from BOL.NL again. That was a challenge figuring out what the Dutch meant
Any ideas if there is a 2 disc deluxe version again? It's such a shame she's not known of internationally. It almost makes you wonder why she even sings in English.
I hear many German artists who're only known in Germany also do the same. A German friend I used to know said she'd find it strange if they weren't sang in English, weird.
Yi-Long wrote:I'd like it if she'd try some faster, harder stuff. She's got a great stuff, but all the soft simple love songs are a bit tedious.
That is her style though. She may alienate people by changing too much. Most artists tend to stick to what they're good at.
I'll download the single to see what I think. I'll then probably buy the album. I know you don't but I prefer to own the disc. It also sounds better in my CD Player than in compressed form too.