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shirts and swedish...
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zaine said on November 11, 2002 17:20:
hahahaha, do you know where I can buy Rox shirts online and also where i can learn swedish? If you know or are from sweden and want to help me learn please help:) thakyou.
suzanne
vivien said on November 12, 2002 11:53:
In Sweden !
Try to get a schoolarship or find a job e.g as an
au-pair in Sweden,( www.aupaircenter.com) marry a swedish guy...
more ideas anybody?
underdog said on November 12, 2002 12:00:
yes, she could buy a teach-yourself course
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0340618620/qid=1037103088/sr=2-...
This course is pretty ok for an absolute beginner.
Santi said on November 12, 2002 12:25:
The Swedish institute (Svenska Institutet) used to have information about where to study Swedish language abroad. Try: http://www.si.se/ I guess there are many places in England to study Swedish.
Here are the places where Swedish is taught in Great Britain http://www.si.se/E_svenskundervi/6406.cs
Santi said on November 12, 2002 14:20:
@Underdog... I was wondering, does your nickname come from a Torbjörn Flygt’s book called like that?
zaine said on November 12, 2002 20:40:
yeh, but im only 15 and just started my GCSE’s. Swedish is not an option at school, and i would not be able to travel to a lesson. what i would like is for someone to be my kind of ’pen-pal’. you would write e-mails to me in swedish that i could study and translate and attempt to write back. i find this is the easiest way to learn. as for the t-shirts on ebay it is rare. if perhaps you have one i could buy, or know where i can definately buy one please tell. :)
suzanne
m-cvk said on November 12, 2002 21:06:
Have you got any Gyllene Tider albums, or Marie or Per solo-albums?
I’ve learned Swedish by their cd’s. I bought a dictionary and a grammar book and translated the lyrics. So, first I taught Swedish myself and later on I joined evening classes Swedish.
Maybe you can do the same thing.
Santi said on November 12, 2002 21:31:
The best dictionary I’ve found is here: http://www-lexikon.nada.kth.se/skolverket/swe-eng.shtml
underdog said on November 13, 2002 08:31:
that’s a very good dictionary !
@ Santi
I don’t know the book you mentioned...
I once saw the nick ’Overdog’ so I thought
of calling myself ’Underdog’. just for the fun of it.
LittleSpooky said on November 13, 2002 09:09:
Underdog here in the US was a Cartoon about a dog who was kinda like Superman. Don’t ask, I didn’t create him. Also, underdog is someone who isn’t a favourite to win in a game or something like that. The least likely... ya know?
nelina said on November 14, 2002 13:51:
zaine, why don’t you have private lessons at home with a good teacher? This is what I do at least! And I found out that swedish is not a very difficult language.
nelina said on November 14, 2002 13:52:
zaine, why don’t you have private lessons at home with a good teacher? This is what I do at least! And I found out that swedish is not a very difficult language.
nelina said on November 14, 2002 13:53:
zaine, why don’t you have private lessons at home with a good teacher? This is what I do at least! And I found out that swedish is not a very difficult language. You could find an hour per week for this
zaine said on November 14, 2002 16:50:
lol @ nelina! i am hoping to do some adult education classes somewhere as my school doesn’t teach swedish at gcse or A level. Santi is helping me out a little (thankyou buddy!) but Im too young for adult education where i am so i have a bit of persuading to do! Anyway, I need a shirt! help me out on this one???
the_phantom_roxer said on November 14, 2002 17:12:
umm, try the rox shop but apparantly not great at delivery, this from xarrrr not personal experience!
daniel_alv said on November 11, 2002 19:18:
i know swedish....