någon svensk?

by macher on 06/02/2003 16:27, 31 messages, last message: 05/08/2004 00:18, 3331 views, last view: 05/16/2024 03:39

jag har sett att det finns många tyskar här inne. finns det några svenskar med?

I've seen there's many germans in here so i jusrt wondered if there are any swedish here. I'm from sweden you know!

i think the germans can read my swedish message (exactly like the english but in swedish) cause i can read the german messages *tehe*

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by [ sonic-x ] ... icq : 242619659 on 06/02/2003 17:31

???...

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by pushplay on 06/02/2003 23:44, refers to #1

What does that circle over the a signify?

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by Pathegreat on 06/03/2003 01:11

a sound like in french you have a line over the e making the "A" sound all that is is just a simble changing the sound of the digit a duuuooooooh get out more pushplay, hehehehehe

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by pushplay on 06/03/2003 05:03, refers to #3

I know it changes the sound of it, but I'm wondering how.

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#5: jag kan inte tala svenka

by Aardappel on 06/03/2003 09:34

inte bra

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by macher on 06/03/2003 16:38

jo lite i alla fall

translation: you can speak swedish a little bit!

ardappel just said (translation to english): I can\'t speak swedish, not good

have you seen these characters before, å ä ö?

the å-sound sounds like ouh
the ä-sound sounds like ae
the ö-sound sounds like the french "un"

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by macher on 06/03/2003 21:04

i forgot to say that åäö i not just to change the sound of an character, they are separate characters.

like the character with the dots above the U in german. It's the same as an Y in english and is an separate character too

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by pushplay on 06/03/2003 23:13, refers to #7

So is French the exception in considering è and é to not be seperate letters?

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by Frank__i (Flameshot leader) on 06/04/2003 03:49

dont know what you mean , but in french theirs (cant do it) the e with 2 points over it for : noel and joel

but it sounds the same thing so ...theres also a u with an accent and other stuff with accents , that uselly means that its for a place (im not being clear here)

But ya , i like french , i come from quebec (vive le quebec !)

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by pushplay on 06/04/2003 08:39, refers to #9

I knew that there was a third accent, but I couldn't remember if it was ë or ê. I took years and years of French in school, but I sucked at it. It's the only class I've ever failed at, but that's ok because it doesn't really count.

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by Thalion on 06/04/2003 08:52

Quenya rules.

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by Frank__i (Flameshot leader) on 06/04/2003 13:17

theres also the e with the hat pushplay :)

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by Piglet on 06/07/2003 17:21, refers to #12

I lived in sweden for 5 months, though that was when I was 6 so I cant remember a word of swedish nowaday's.

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by prodigy on 06/16/2003 01:51

Nu är du iaf inte den enda svensken här...

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by xiodioxider on 06/18/2003 13:09

Jag är svensk :D

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by [RI]insight on 06/20/2003 17:16

I'm Swedish too.. but I prefer English in public places.. Å or å has the same prenounciation as in 'Paul' the 'au' there.

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by Pathegreat on 06/24/2003 00:11

ok Insight, i understand why you sed you rather talk english in public places instead of swedish, but why the hell did you givew us a little lesson? "Å or å has the same prenounciation as in 'Paul'the 'au' there."

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by Thalion on 06/24/2003 23:03, refers to #17

Why not?

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by ~zerro~ on 06/26/2003 16:23

german:
the ä-sound like ae
the ö-sound like oe
the ü-sound like ue
the ß-sound like ss

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by Pathegreat on 06/26/2003 20:19

~zerro~ its ea or ee not ae

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