yeah ive actually considered learning dutch just for the purpose of freaking people out, or as like a secret language amongst me and some friends. its not that hard from what ive seen. its like english, except if you have a tonsil infection, heh.
It’s where Thracozaag comes from, btw.
(friend of mine needed a Dutch jewel thief name, so I facetiously suggested it)
From what little Dutch I’ve read/heard it’s actually fairly close to german, but quite a bit more demented.
Musorgskij
Stravinskij
Rakhmaninov
Good one–and great avatar, too.
Dutch is fucking hard to learn correctly actually, it just has TOO many exceptions, extremely long words and totally fucked up ways of changing words to make them work in their context. But tru, it’s a freaky language. Dutch sounds like a completely raped English in a way, I much prefer Flamish 
Flamish sounds like Dutch with a 50 point IQ-drop. As a Dutchy I often do Rachmaninoff, Mussorgsky and Prokofieff, but it depends on the mood, in a soft mood I might actually do a v at the end. Tchaikovsky and Scriabin don´t change though, although I like Skrjabin.
You’re from Holland right? 
hahah honeztly which one zoundz totally fucked up
hahahada da different subtitlez 
This ghey stylee. I always lol at the french ‘Putine’, it would be so much more gensui if they left it as Putin. 
haha tiz actually Poutine
oh sheeyat. Well it’s almost legendary. Incidentally I’m reading Extension du domaine de la lutte on yo recommendation. The length is just right.
randomly, I always spell it Rachmaninoff, but prokofiev, sokolov, safanov etc for no real reason.
Putain?
Haha, damn I love how fucked up French Flamish sounds
Respect. Peutrough is a hero. 
don’t you guys mean “flemish”, not “flamish”? that is, unless youre talking about a different language.
we should create a poll regarding rachmaninoff’s name to see who uses the ff and who uses the v. that one seems the most split, unlike with most of the others, like prokofiev.
Tru it’s Flemish, I keep mixing it up cuz it’s Vlaams in our language, hence the use of the A
I assume Walloon is yet another weird language of that region.
Belgium will never be taken seriously