The Star And Garter was treated to an evening of furious moshing and stage diving courtesy of NYHC crew Backtrack and local acts Broken Teeth, The River Card and Speak Up.
I don’t speak Dutch, I speak Brabantian. 😉
I’m afraid I don’t speak dutch at all. I really wish I could to repay the kindness I felt when visiting The Netherlands, being able to speak English and not being greeted with scorn and contempt, like an ignorant tourist 🙂 It’s a language I want to learn for that.
People say i speak poorly Dutch as well because of the mix up between “kenne, kanne, kunne & dan en als”.
Me! Sadly I don’t speak Dutch.
This is just some kind of a survey to see how many people are (already) here that do not speak Dutch.
Me, although I speak a (very) little bit of dutch.
I Don’t speak Dutch very well, but that didn’t stop me before.
i speak spanish,english and german…..
Yo, We’re setting up a small UK-tour in December with Think Twice (UK), Speak Up (UK) and Get Wise (BE). We’re still looking to fill up the following dates: December 2011 27.12 – Leeds w/ Cornered, Frustration 28.12 – AVAILABLE 29.12 – AVAILABLE 30.12 – AVAILABLE 31.12 – AVAILABLE (without Speak Up) For booking requests … Continue reading Reply To: Get Wise
Get Wise from Belgium play “old school hardcore with youth crew influences and some kind of groove into it”. We talked to singer Kristof.
As long as people say ‘friet’ instead of ‘patat’ your Dutch is just fine.
Daar ga ik dus al…
Spawn, Repel fanzine & records, True Blue, Reaper Records. These names should ring a bell. They’re all linked to one person, Patrick Kitzel.
I don’t 🙂
There’s also Dave (pretty busy at the moment) from the USA & Mike (Deal With It) from the UK who will be contributing to the site. And I hope more international people will join. I saw Ricardo (For The Glory) from Portugal posting before and I’ve had mails from other international people as well. Besides … Continue reading Reply To: Who doesn't speak Dutch?
Moet er toch wel aan wennen aan dat hele Engels lullen hier. Wel jammer.
SWNK has been in English from the start, so it shouldn’t be that strange 😉
