Kate Ryan, 'the day after'
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Kate Ryan - Desenchantee (Dance Remix)by raaf1232,190,638 views- 3:05
Kate Ryan - All For Youby 12points118,722 views
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Kate ryan at ibiza scream for moreby prozack666283,255 views
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Kate Ryan - Je T'adore Clipby kateryan16406,841 views
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Kate Ryan - Why Imagineby Anibalmc891,333,492 views
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Kate wil weer en groet Thor!by 12points8,214 views
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Kate Ryan - Libertine (offical music video)by KateRyanMusic1,626,899 views
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Kate Ryan - Alive (Official Videoclip)by dmkm857,039 views
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Kate Ryan - La Promesseby isntitironicKATE1,106,092 views
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Kate Ryan, just before her departure on European tourby Wimpies28,944 views
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Kate Ryan -- Libertineby isntitironicTOTP81,397,953 views
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Kate Ryan - Libertine @ The Domeby dmkm77,284 views
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Kate Ryan - Desenchantee @ TOTP DEby dmkm134,391 views
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Kate Ryan - All For You (Clip)by KateRyanSpain360,244 views
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Kate Ryan - La Promesse (Live @ TOTP DE)by dmkm107,837 views
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Kate Ryan - French Connection (Interview De Rode Loper - 21.10.2009)by kateryanpl8,468 views
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Kate Ryan . We All Belongby BartVdz62,537 views
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Kate Ryan J"Tadore at Belgium NF 2006by lavakas21,651 views
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Kate Ryan - I Like The Wayby Anibalmc89531,319 views
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KATE RYAN para eurovision 2006by alkazar84251,623 views
Sie spricht flamisch ! Multietalent
toblerone072 1 year ago
man lernt nie aus ! immer nur dazu ! lol.
seetangadler 3 years ago
oh I knew that word. lol that was dumb of me lol
RicardoRyanPto 3 years ago
flamand :)
BelgianMusic 3 years ago
yes pardon my french ignorance:P but Im better in english :P I didnt know how to say Flemish or Vlaams in french so
RicardoRyanPto 3 years ago
Yes, Flemish is another word for Belgian-Dutch and Hollandic for Netherlandic-Dutch but you wrote HOLLANDAIS when referring to the language of Flanders. Hollands/Hollandic refers only to Holland (Netherlands), never to Flanders (Belgium). It's like saying American to UK-English... Both countries speak English, but "British" is only used for the UK and "American" only for the USA.
Dutch/Nederlands refers to both, Flemish only to Flanders, Hollands only to Holland.
BelgianMusic 3 years ago 2
lol
believe me I do understand some of the differences because I have belgian family and I do speak a little Flemish ... my cousin explained me some differences... now i tell you the difference between portuguese from portugal and brazil , its the same language ... but there are differences in the way of speaking , accent and vocabulary ... I dont know if that is what you mean because you write everything almost the same way
RicardoRyanPto 3 years ago
hollandic is a little more specific than nederlands/dutch. hollandic/hollands & flemish/vlaams (along with brabantic/brabants, limburgian/limburgs, etc.) are regional dutch dialects, while dutch (nederlands) is the national language of both counties. all of us speak dutch, but just a few of us speak hollands or flemish or whatever.
never mind, too much to explain. i forgot that no foreigner will ever grasp the differences, so i shouldn't have bothered ^^
BelgianMusic 3 years ago
lol flemish is the same language as dutch ... lol i know its different but u call them both nederlands
RicardoRyanPto 3 years ago
this isn't holandais, it's néerlandais (flamand/flemish/vlaams) ;)
BelgianMusic 3 years ago