Anyone here speak Linus Torvalds's first language?

[Blue]

Quite a bit of a bump Bubach, but hey, it is nice to see that you still sneak around here on the forum. At least I now have a chance to say thanks for all those documents you have collected at your document archive
Oh and hi to Laksen, it is nice to see that there is another dane here on the board
But to stay on topic, I can understand written swedish, but I find it difficult to understand spoken swedish But that still does not keep me from listening to some swedish music

[AJ]

At least I now have a chance to say thanks for all those documents you have collected at your document archive

I'll second that - BOS is what got me started with how to write a boot loader when I started OS Dev a few years back.

Cheers,
Adam

[Walling]

Danish is almost the same as Norwegian (in fact, Norwegians spoke Danish at
one point, after being in union with Denmark). We understand most of Danish,
but not their very awkward numeric system...

I'm Danish and the numeric system is very easy

Well... I stay in Trondheim in Norway at the moment. Norwegean is very easy for me to read, but not (yet) to pronounce. I'm working on it!

[CodeCat]

I'm slowly learning Swedish, but I can't really have more than a basic conversation and I'd probably have trouble understanding everything.

[bubach]

At least I now have a chance to say thanks for all those documents you have collected at your document archive

No problem... I hope that I can get time to do some more os-deving in the future. I miss the challanges.

[Owen]

Interestingly, from my understanding (I have a Swedish friend [that lives in Sweden] that I talk to a lot), svFI is very different from svSE. Put simply, svFI is like 16/1700s Swedish.

[kmtdk]

well
im a danish too
but i got this ( greate) problem , i have problems understanding swish, or norwagin...
sometimes even danish can cause me some truble when somebody dont speek lout enough ..

KMT dk