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Help[Opinions] Jasmijn is Dutch, not creative
in reply to a message by Elemmennope
Compare it to her dad's name: Martijn -> Martin, Jasmijn -> Jasmine
To my sweet muse
Every time you rip my heart out
Every time you break it
I pick up the pen I hold in my hands
And write the most beautiful poems
But you know what
If it's alright by you
I'd rather be happy than a poet
Every time you rip my heart out
Every time you break it
I pick up the pen I hold in my hands
And write the most beautiful poems
But you know what
If it's alright by you
I'd rather be happy than a poet
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Is it pronounced with an English "y" sound in Dutch? Like Yasmin? And is it common in the Netherlands? Just interested :-)
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This message was edited 3/12/2006, 10:33 AM
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Jasmijn is not uncommon, I've known some girls named Jasmijn. It's pronounced like this: yahs-MIEN (the ij is always pron. as IE, the J as Y)
To my sweet muse
Every time you rip my heart out
Every time you break it
I pick up the pen I hold in my hands
And write the most beautiful poems
But you know what
If it's alright by you
I'd rather be happy than a poet
Every time you rip my heart out
Every time you break it
I pick up the pen I hold in my hands
And write the most beautiful poems
But you know what
If it's alright by you
I'd rather be happy than a poet
This message was edited 3/12/2006, 11:53 AM
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Well that explains a lot. Then I'm personally fine with the spelling.
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