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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (870481)	7/5/2015 4:54:57 PM
From: Taro	Respond to of 1579372

You are absolutely right. So don't trust those spelly checkers...:) My case is kind of interesting, surprises my self by the day as we go on: Most of my grown up life I have been living, communicating and dreaming consistently in 4 languages: Swedish, Danish, English and German I consider all 4 of them my mother tongue, no way I could decide on which one would have the lead. Add to that my foreign languages like Italian, French and Japanese, stuff I need to work on, freshing up whenever the need come up. But at least, in those 3 lingos I can easily handle the basics, whining, dining and asking for directions. Nothing to brag about, the way it all started out by my mother falling in love with a Dane, while we were living in Stockholm, is no bragging matters for me. /Taro