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Om du läser Olof Rudbeck d:ys Atlantica, bevisar han att Sverige är det äldsta nationen på planeten och att svenskan är alla språks urmoder om jag minns rätt

If you read Olof Rudbeck d:y Atlantica. He proofs that Sweden is the oldest nation on the planet and the Swedish language the mother of all other languages.

In these days this Gothicism was the imperial dogm.

 

[Dark Knight]

"A you am reading Olof Rudbeck's Atlantica, am demonstrating exit that Sweden [är] it eldest nation at planet and that Swede [är] all language [urmoder] a [jagf] [minns] correct"

This is an online translation of the above message.

 

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Thanks, but ill wait for the film

"Hi im Doug McLure, you may rember me from such films as..."
Hannibal

 

[Dark Knight]

It's "Troy McClure" not "Doug McClure".

Shame on you

 

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A somewhat better translation:
"If you read the "Atlantica" by Olof Rudbeck the younger, he proves that Sweden is the oldest nation on this planet and that Swedish is the origin for all languages, if I recall correctly."

And if I recall corectly, that book has been discredited by good science since somenthing like 150 years.

 

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Doh!!

Hannibal

 

[Lucidor]

Originally posted by Janbalk
And if I recall corectly, that book has been discredited by good science since somenthing like 150 years.

Now... You're talking Swedish science, which is probably the only science which has ever read it...

He'd make a good guest on Jerry Springer, though...

 

[Johan]

Olof Rudbeck is the greatest scientist that ever lived

 

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Originally posted by Johan
Olof Rudbeck is the greatest scientist that ever lived

I second this...

/Greven

 

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Originally posted by Dark Knight
"A you am reading Olof Rudbeck's Atlantica, am demonstrating exit that Sweden [är] it eldest nation at planet and that Swede [är] all language [urmoder] a [jagf] [minns] correct"

This is an online translation of the above message.

LOL!
where is that online transelator? i could get a good laugh fmo it=)

 

[Dark Knight]

http://www.julienkim.com/translate.htm

Have fun

 

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thanks, i think that the person who did it have read swedeish for less then one month. It does not know serach.

 

[Dark Knight]

If you thought that was funny, there's another website (unfortunately I no longer have the URL) that consciously uses the terrible quality of on-line translators. You can type in a passage and have it translate back and forth from English into other languages and back into English (for example, Swedish to English to French to English to Romanian to English to Swedish; you choose the languages). The end page displays the results step by step.

 

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Originally posted by Dark Knight
If you thought that was funny, there's another website (unfortunately I no longer have the URL) that consciously uses the terrible quality of on-line translators. You can type in a passage and have it translate back and forth from English into other languages and back into English (for example, Swedish to English to French to English to Romanian to English to Swedish; you choose the languages). The end page displays the results step by step.

It's http://www.tashian.com/multibabel/

 

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He, he, great link, Drangonfly!

I typed in: "The dynamics of interbeing and monological imperatives in Dick and Jane: a study in psychic transrelational gender modes"

And got: "The dynamics of the demand for this, that one is like interbeing and monological and of the left we plunge of Jane of affinch2e: a study of the ways of the psicologicas they transrelational he he type."

Fot the "dynamics" quote from
Calvin and Hobbes Tenth Anniversary Book.

 

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Olof Rudbeck

Yes Rudbeck is one of the greatest in i historical science, together with Herodotos and Snorre.

 

[PatMaster]

Are you serious about that?

 

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Re Rudbeck

I'm just joking

 

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Re: Re Rudbeck

Originally posted by Sten Sture d:ä
I'm just joking

Yea, but what are Johan and Greven's excuses?

 

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"Hi im Doug McLure, you may rember me from such films as..."

...'Locker Room Towel Fight.' You know I was one of the first people to speak out agains horseplay."


Regarding Sweeden. I guess it all comes down to what you define a nation as...