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Originally Posted by Bobjork
Thank you, I'll try to remember that.
Yes, english is not my native language, but I use it a lot. Born and raised with computers, and in the 80's the computer language was english...
One thing that many swedes get wrong ins how to pronounce W.
So we say window like it is spelled vindov sometimes. Even I do it.
That's because in Swedish (and all the other nordic languages (except Icelandic), W and V is the same letter...
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Hi BOBJORK,well done i think you writing and english grammer are very good. its taken me 64 years to get to my standard now[english grammer] i understand what you are saying about the GRREN MOVEMENT it is in road haulage now in a big way.what you all want is"longer beds and longer in them" i drove for the last 23 years in europe and a lot of times i was pleased to see a ,swedish,danish ,norwegien, dutch, belege,etctruck, as i knew you would nearly all know the German language and that would get you out of trouble,at boarder controls.i could only talk gibberish to those austrian and hatefull SWISS,mien herr,however we allways got through with a little bit of help from people like you,goodluck regards Deckboypeggy.