She says "Ik ben droevig", which translates to "I'm sad" instead of the (presumably) intended "I'm sorry", which would be "Het spijt me". In addition to being the wrong phrase, she also mispronounces the last word, ending it on a 'k' sound instead of the Dutch hard 'g' which is a very gutteral sound. Quite sloppy if you ask me ;)
She says "Ik ben droevig", which translates to "I'm sad" instead of the (presumably) intended "I'm sorry", which would be "Het spijt me". In addition to being the wrong phrase, she also mispronounces the last word, ending it on a 'k' sound instead of the Dutch hard 'g' which is a very gutteral sound. Quite sloppy if you ask me ;)
Het spijt me.
You can say "sorry" in dutch too, or "het spijt me".
I believe the song you are referring to is Wash all Over Me by Madonna.
Yeah it does around the middle of the song
Madonna fan
Express Yourself...or some say Vogue.
It depends if you want to say you're sorry or not. If you are sorry, I think there is a song called, "I'm Sorry." And if you're not sorry because he broke your heart, sing "I will Survive" because that's a song about how you don't need him anymore.
Some biographies say that Madonna's mom died when Madonna was 4-years-old but it clearly says that Madonna was 5-years-old when her mother died in her song titled "Mother and Father." By the way, Madonna's mother died of cancer.
If you are referring to the pop singer Madonna, sorry, no. If you are referring to various portraits of surrogate mothers, then maybe. There are many stories behind those portraits. Since some of them appear to be nursing, I'd say they are not all virgins and some are the actual mothers.
no no no no no youdont have to say you are sorry whose song ıs ıt
The word "Dutch" in Dutch is "Nederlands."