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  1. Nice, Alex. How's it going?
  2. Originally posted by alexxthefoolAnyone?

    EDIT:

    And look here what I got for free today

    [image]



    Okay... I made it myself


    Hi Alex!
    Nice medaillion you made!
    Everything allright in Sweden?
  3. Originally posted by markp91[..]

    Hi Alex!
    Nice medaillion you made!
    Everything allright in Sweden?


    Yeah, at last I have a nice key ring!
    Next to the one I already have with Marilyn Monroe

    Everything is nice here. The weather is WONDERFUL!

    How are things in the Netherlands?
  4. Originally posted by haytrainNice, Alex. How's it going?



    Thanks and hi there!
    Things are going fine here. The weather is wonderful
    How are things yourself?
  5. Originally posted by alexxthefool[..]

    Yeah, at last I have a nice key ring!
    Next to the one I already have with Marilyn Monroe

    Everything is nice here. The weather is WONDERFUL!

    How are things in the Netherlands?



    It's okay here, nothing special. I saw some pictures you sent in the 'pictures of where members live'-topic. Looks very nice, what's the name of the place?

    Hi Jeremy
  6. Hey Mark
  7. Originally posted by markp91[..]

    It's okay here, nothing special. I saw some pictures you sent in the 'pictures of where members live'-topic. Looks very nice, what's the name of the place?

    Hi Jeremy


    The name of my village?
    Well, it could be fun But of course, you're not english or american so maybe you have a little easier in your tries to prounoce it.
    The name of my home is Skärhamn.

    And the other pics are of Gothenburg but I hope I wrote that down...
  8. Originally posted by alexxthefool[..]

    The name of my village?
    Well, it could be fun But of course, you're not english or american so maybe you have a little easier in your tries to prounoce it.
    The name of my home is Skärhamn.

    And the other pics are of Gothenburg but I hope I wrote that down...


    I think I pronounce it well, don't know it though. The Dutch and Swedish languages are a lot alike, I believe. Their roots are both German, so the 'sound' sounds a lot the same. Swedish Rocks!
  9. Originally posted by haytrainHey Mark


    Something going on in Hollywood? Making a movie? (not original, or is it?)
  10. Originally posted by markp91[..]

    I think I pronounce it well, don't know it though. The Dutch and Swedish languages are a lot alike, I believe. Their roots are both German, so the 'sound' sounds a lot the same. Swedish Rocks!


    Yeah, I thought about that to But do you have the letter ä in your language? As far as I kno it's only swedish, finnish and some arabic languages that have that letter. the same with å and ö.
    Always fun to write down my hometowns name to a person with english as their first language. It's like teaching an american to use the 'ng' and 'gn' - sound we have in swedish.
    (Like in the name Magnus)
  11. Originally posted by alexxthefool[..]

    Yeah, I thought about that to But do you have the letter ä in your language? As far as I kno it's only swedish, finnish and some arabic languages that have that letter. the same with å and ö.
    Always fun to write down my hometowns name to a person with english as their first language. It's like teaching an american to use the 'ng' and 'gn' - sound we have in swedish.
    (Like in the name Magnus)


    'Officially' we don't have that letter, I think, but we know how to pronounce it: here it sounds a lot like 'ee'.
    It's indeed funny to hear how English/American people pronounce our German-based languages. On the other hand I think it sounds cool.

    Jeremy, try to pronounce Alex' hometown: can you?
  12. Originally posted by markp91[..]

    'Officially' we don't have that letter, I think, but we know how to pronounce it: here it sounds a lot like 'ee'.
    It's indeed funny to hear how English/American people pronounce our German-based languages. On the other hand I think it sounds cool.

    Jeremy, try to pronounce Alex' hometown: can you?


    Okay I can't even tell how to pronounce ä cause it has it's own sound. But it's a little like an e.
    But sometimes I almost finds it funny so see how similiar some languages is. Like german and swedish. And he have been 'borrowing' words from english and french as well.
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