spoken like
Paul van (<-normal) Dük
Dük like Duek like Ueberflieger or well which engl word is spoken like this???
Jul-07-2002 02:45
Rakoon
2001 - 2003
Registered: Jun 2001
Location: Gone
quote:
Originally posted by Trancey Ash
Does it realy matter?
Thats an awesome song by the way!
Sunset Drive - Does It Really Matter (Dub)
Jul-07-2002 04:07
fieroavian
Mentally Sick
Registered: Jun 2002
Location: Netherworld
quote:
Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike
i hear the radio presenters pronounce it "Pull Vurn Durk" and them pronounce Johan Gielen "yohun heelen"
quote:
Originally posted by Raccoon
Thats an awesome song by the way!
Sunset Drive - Does It Really Matter (Dub)
you two REALLY cracked me up, LMFAO!!!!
Jul-07-2002 11:48
Miss Proximus
titelloos
Registered: Mar 2001
Location: Block II, Cell 13
Dutch spelling rules say that first names and last names are written with a capital letter...anything inbetween is in 'lowercase' (?)
UNLESS...you're writing Mister Van Dyk...because it's the first letter of the name then, instead of having the capital already in the name when you type Paul van Dyk
i'm not making sense eh?
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Jul-07-2002 13:03
T_2199
life on mars ?
Registered: Dec 2001
Location: An der schönen Stadt am Main (Frankfurt)
quote:
Originally posted by teo
ok..i didnt get it....how u read the "dyk" ??? i always though it was like the word bike but with d !...some german tell me how u read it..
it´s paul van dick
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Jul-07-2002 19:48
branmuffin
tranceaddict
Registered: Nov 2001
Location: Austin Tx
Occasionally i'll see the spelling "Paul van Dijk". Is there any reason that its spelled like this, was someone just an idiot?
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Jul-07-2002 20:44
jdat
Jay Van Dat
Registered: Oct 2001
Location: I dont even know
quote:
Originally posted by branmuffin
Occasionally i'll see the spelling "Paul van Dijk". Is there any reason that its spelled like this, was someone just an idiot?
I don't know , but I think I recall also seeing it spelled that way.... hummmmm ... doesn't that sound dutch?
Jul-07-2002 20:57
TeKnoHe@d2025
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Registered: Jan 2001
Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Location: Melbourne, Australia
Does 'van' when used in names mean anything? I see it a lot in German and Dutch names, apart from PVD and AVB.
Thought it could be something like 'Bin' in arabic names which means 'son of'.
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Oct-29-2003 00:29
tiesto14
Let The Music Play
Registered: Oct 2001
Location: The Palladium New York City
Isn't it true that if the person is "royalty" then the "V" becomes capital?...
so Paul van Dyk & Armin van Buuren are lower-case sine they are not royalty , yet for example if it was King Lars Van Dyk it WOULD be a capital V because of the royal connection??
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