Talk:Heartsdales

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"The" Heartsdales?

In all of the specific single/album pages for Heartsdales, they're referred to as 'the Heartsdales'. As far as I know, it's just Heartsdales. I was thinking about changing them all, but I just wanted to know if there was a reason or anything first. X.x;;; --StarPrincessLita 12:15, 13 September 2005 (JST)

Example ^^. Heartsdales is just 'Heartsdales' there, and you can clearly see on many of the covers, such as this one, there is no 'the' ^^ --Martzb00r

Yeah I know. I have a couple of singles by them. I just wanted to know if there was any reason for referring to them as 'the' Heartsdales. I suppose I'll fix that when I get home from school... --StarPrincessLita 19:12, 13 September 2005 (JST)

I think it is because of the plurality in their name, if the group was called heartdale they as a pair would be refeared to as "the girls in the group heartsdale" but the plurality makes it easy to say "the Heartsdales", "Rum and Jewls together are the Heartsdales group" or "When performing the Heartsdales often ...." I think the important thing is to not capitalise the "the". of course I failed at English so what do I know --Womby

While what you're saying is true, calling them 'the' Heartsdales is still wrong. I'll fix most of them, if not all, tonight. --StarPrincessLita 08:47, 15 September 2005 (JST)

Well, seeing how I made the pages, it's proper English to use "the" when referring to a group, like in most English bands, we don't say "by Franchise Boyz" we say "the Franchise Boyz". It was fine the way it was. Jason 2:55, January 21(CST)