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Just to keep it going -
ø means "island
å means "creek"
so, "island in the creek, in Danish (and also in Norske, I think) would come out as, "ø i det å"
I thought you needed to know that
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calling Norway
johnjohn 07/29/2002 8:41 AM ![]()
I ain't Norway, but I'm full-blooded Norwegian
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Jackie 07/29/2002 11:26 AM ![]()
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Re: I ain't Norway, but I'm full-blooded Norwegian
johnjohn 08/01/2002 2:25 AM
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