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Any news if Mabel and her girls will also attend?
Any news if Mabel and her girls will also attend?
Not if that would collide with school terms for the girls no.
Id imagine they probably chose a date when the whole family could attend although it’s understandable if Mabel and her girls don’t attend. We shall see but of course it would always be a pleasure to see them.
https://dagelijkseverhalen.nl/2020/...dens-fotomoment-in-oostenrijk-bhqwe9u31jneqw/
that is super vulgar language, if true!
dagelijkseverhalen is a pure clickbait site. You read something which can not be true and before you yourself realise you have clicked on their website. Voilà... Their business model.
suztav said:I don’t speak Dutch. What was said?
You can hear the princess saying these words in minute 2.07 of the video uploaded by Rick Evers on YouTube, which was posted above by iceflower.
A Dutch word that is slang for the female genetalia.
That's all? From the comments I was guessing she was going full out on typical Dutch-illnesses-style-curses.You can hear the princess saying these words in minute 2.07 of the video uploaded by Rick Evers on YouTube, which was posted above by iceflower.
A Dutch word that is slang for the female genetalia.
In a ranking of Dutch curse words this can be considered a lighter variation. There will not be many people alive in 2020 who consider this word 'super vulgar'. I haven't read any reaction of shock by a Dutch person, merely some mild amusement that a princess has the same reaction as many normal children would have. It is a word that many people will use each day for minor setbacks. Esp. younger people will be hardly aware that they are cursing.