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Trivia, if you are interested: "ø" is a Danish and Norwegian character. The corresponding one in Swedish is "ö". So I suppose you are scared of IKEA "shööting"
by maggit 15y ago
Trivia, if you are interested: "ø" is a Danish and Norwegian character. The corresponding one in Swedish is "ö". So I suppose you are scared of IKEA "shööting" you.
(Also, the Swedish "ö" sounds completely different from the English "o", so it's a bit silly if you know how to read it ;)
- derwildemomo 15y agoNice that you noticed that, and thanks for the hint. but i guess i'll leave it that way, it just looks so swedish to me.. hm... :-)
- Samuel_Michon 15y agoThe ø and ö sound like the vowel in 'dirt'. The Swedish Chef makes the same mistake. 'Pøpcörn': http://youtu.be/B7UmUX68KtE http://youtu.be/B7UmUX68KtE
- derwildemomo 15y agohm so just like the german sound of 'ö' :-)