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> > "CeeJay" <newsgroups@ceejay.cjb.nOt> wrote in message
> > news:3bdaa247$0$745$edfadb0f@dspool01.news.tele.dk...
> > What a hjarnd�d!
>
> Nice that a french guy ( i asume ) know a word like "hjarnd�d".

  I'm not actually french(I'm from Colombia in Southamerica), but I live in
France, I knew a really pretty swedish girl in my french classes and she
teached me some words I think I can write some little sentences on it, ;o)

> It shows you know languages .. so you are smarter than the average person.

Thanks, I dont think I'm smarter, just I like to learn languages, or just to
know how to say hello and bye.
>
> Ofcourse you didn't spell it correctly
 I couldn't find the �......

> the word is swedish and you used it in reply to me .. a danish guy ;)
*hehe*
> .. But still , nice that you knew it.
 I didn't know you were danish.......... But I see you can understand
danish-svensk-norwegian. They're really closely related

>
> The danish equivilant is hjerned�d.
> It means braindead , and you must use it like "what a braindead
[something]"
> not just "what a braindead"

I know what it means, but I didn't know how to use it, I'll
try(In swedish sorry)  Jag �r en hj�rnd�d kille!

CU

sps  .|.
    (*.*)  <- Hj�rnd�d Killet!
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