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a question used to inquire about someone's preferences in terms of musical genres or styles.

means that the person being referred to is feeling warm or overheated, often due to high temperatures or physical exertion.

a phrase used to advise someone to remain relaxed or composed, usually in a situation that might cause stress, anxiety, or panic.

typically means that the person in question is experiencing an illness or health problem.

an introduction used to provide someone with the speaker's name.

means that the speaker needs more time to consider something before making a decision.

means feeling anxious or concerned about a situation or an outcome, often accompanied by a sense of uncertainty or apprehension. 

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How do you say “What type of music do you like?” in Dutch?

“Van wat voor soort muziek houd je?”

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