jemostrom
jemostrom

@juha Some years, actually many, I tried separating Swedish & English. It worked when I was using Drupal but otherwise it haven’t been worth the effort for me.

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jeroensangers
jeroensangers

@juha My blog is about me and my thoughts, so I express myself in whatever language is most suitable for the content I want to share. Most of the times, that’s English, but occasionally I also publish texts in Dutch, Spanish or Catalan.
Creating a separate space for each language feels like splitting myself up.

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jemostrom
jemostrom

@juha Do that and I might learn something more than ā€œHyvƤƤ Houmentaā€, ā€œkippisā€ and ā€œei saa peittĆ¤Ć¤ā€ šŸ˜‹

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odd
odd

@juha I think it means Ā«Do not coverĀ», it says so on all electric panel ovens (space heaters(?)) I’ve seen. @jemostrom

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jemostrom
jemostrom

@juha @odd there is a joke that Swedes only know this phrase in Norwegian, Danish, Finnish and English. You can see this on all electric heaters that you usually find in a toilet, and when don’t have anything to read … well, you learn this 😜 ā€œDo not coverā€

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@jemostrom Same here! šŸ˜‚

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