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==Northern Europe== | ==Northern Europe== | ||
| − | Don't bother to try asking in Danish, Swedish, Norwegian or Finnish. Almost people speak English, and will be confused when you try to speak their language - and if you do speak it at a reasonable level, you won't need this phrasebook. | + | Don't bother to try asking in Danish, Swedish, Norwegian or Finnish. Almost all people in [[Northen Europe]] speak English at reasonable level, and will be confused when you try to speak their language - and if you do speak it at a reasonable level, you won't need this phrasebook. |
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===Danish=== | ===Danish=== | ||
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===Finnish=== | ===Finnish=== | ||
===Norvegian=== | ===Norvegian=== | ||
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[[Category:Phrasebook]] | [[Category:Phrasebook]] | ||
[[Category:Europe]] | [[Category:Europe]] | ||
Revision as of 00:24, 13 May 2006
Northern Europe
Don't bother to try asking in Danish, Swedish, Norwegian or Finnish. Almost all people in Northen Europe speak English at reasonable level, and will be confused when you try to speak their language - and if you do speak it at a reasonable level, you won't need this phrasebook.
Danish
Swedish
Finnish
Norvegian
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