Why do I think of Scandinavia when I read that garbled post??
(Or more precisely: why does the cadence of the garbled post make me think of Scandinavian languages?)
Re: English words that conflict with your language.
Why do I think of Scandinavia when I read that garbled post??
(Or more precisely: why does the cadence of the garbled post make me think of Scandinavian languages?)
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Re: English words that conflict with your language.
I can't think of any reason..Originally Posted by Tellos Athenaios
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Re: English words that conflict with your language.
Same reason I do, think of Scandinavian women all the time.
Re: English words that conflict with your language.
Most likely is that it reminds you of the parodied versions they have in English speaking media.
The only thing I can think of is that scandinavian grammar is often the same as the English one, but using constant direct translations would occationally give sentences with odd grammar.
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