Ps. I just looked through my response and I do want to apologies for my bad English... *blushes*

Don't be silly! I understood everything you said. Any time you feel that your English isn't up to snuff, try to imagine how little we could converse if we had to rely on my Swedish. ;)

Oh that could have been fun. LOL

Tänk vad roligt vi kunde ha haft då!

Kram!

Eeep! I just discovered that BabelFish does NOT include Swedish amongst its languages. *boggle*

So...a little Googling and I think I now understand. :) Well, it *could* be fun. Until you tried to puzzle out what awful things an online translator would produce in Swedish from my English, such as:

Vara försiktig vad du önskan för! JAG makt säga , " jag klädet min moder som hat, " när vad JAG snål är " vad en söt hatt! "

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Kram = Hug? -- I wonder if that's where the English word "cram" comes from? Or if they have the same root word?

In addition to being the language of a very cool country, Swedish is just so *pretty* to look at when it's written. I love that you have decorated vowels in addition to the plain ones I'm used to. :)

ROFLMAO I nearly feel of my chair laughing...

Tänk vad roligt vi kunde ha haft då! = "Think what fun we could have had then."

Vara försiktig vad du önskan för! = Be care full what you wish for.
JAG makt säga = I power say
jag klädet min moder som hat = I clothes my mother as hate
när vad JAG snål är = when how I stingy are
vad en söt hatt! = What a pretty hat!

The problem is probably that we "line up" the words different than English.
That's why sometimes a direct translations becomes just funny. LOL

Yes.. Kram is hug. And if I look up Cram = it means in Swedish "studying hard"

I love my little dots over the vowels to.. å ä ö... LOL

HUGS!!