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Well, my Swedish is nonexistent so you're definitely giving my brain a workout when I read your contributions at feddit.dk xD
But we're happy to have you, the more the merrier!
Oh no! I read a lot of Danish forums and got so used to reading it that I assumed everyone can easily read what I'm writing. Should I attempt to write in Danish? I don't know what's worse, subjecting you all to the devil language or Danish that is full of errors...
To be honest I think it's good for me to work on my language skills. I've been seriously neglecting German and Nordic languages in favour of excelling in English, which is a bit dumb given that I like vacationing in our neighboring countries.
So for me it isn't a problem as long as you don't mind me using DeepL for the difficult parts :p