#360671, #377978, #460651, #481998, #543949, #659432, #815376, #1010368, #1010369, #3586769

These are all an incomplete sentence based on the already deleted English sentence: #266733

(I believe Hebrew #1983137 is still valid though.)

What shall we do with them? Should I delete mine?

Ah! You are Dorenda? I saw a sentence here about you coming back or something :)

Anyways, if you could delete all of the above, it would be great. I suppose the sentence could be changed to "De kaas gerijpt" or something, but then everyone would have to change theirs :/ I think we might as well delete these and start anew. What do you think?

There's actually a few difference sentences about me, I just found out. :) I think I just knew one.

I'll just be lazy and wait to see if nobody comments that one of the "sentences" is in fact a sentence, and let a corpus maintainer delete them.

Instead of deleting, you could also make a sentence out of it, like "Tom houdt erg van belegen kaas" and then unlink it from the others.

Good idea. But I made up something more interesting. :)

Prachtig! Laat de vertalers nu maar zweten ;-)

Dat is lekker! ☺

@Dorenda, is that a saying or just a truth about cheese? The last two phrases almost rhyme, and with the mature cheese and young cheese, I'm wondering if it's a euphemism for something :)

@mccarras It's just a truth about cheese, thought up to illustrate how we call cheese of different ages.

@CK I think you already once asked me (or someone else did), but unfortunately I don't know who it is.