[URL=http://www.bokpris.com/]**See Here[/**URL]
At first I thought Dutch but now I’m not so sure. It does appear to be some sort of Germanic language.
Thanks!
[URL=http://www.bokpris.com/]**See Here[/**URL]
At first I thought Dutch but now I’m not so sure. It does appear to be some sort of Germanic language.
Thanks!
Swedish
It’s Swedish.
Looks Scandinavian. Swedish, possibly.
Dammit.
**Let’s try again **
Swedish.
Hmm, after looking at it some more, I think it’s Swedish. Ignore my previous post.
Damn that was fast! Thanks folks. Christ. My mother would kill me if she found out I didn’t recognize it being that we’re swedish on her side of the family. :smack:
Um, are you sure? I mean, it could be Swedish.
Yyyyyyyyyyeah, but just because every word on that page is Swedish doesn’t necessarily mean that it’s not Swedish.
Definitely ignore my last two posts - put me down as calling it Swedish.
Ya know, you’re really being wishy-washy. I really wish you’d just pick one of the three and stick with it.
The more I think about it, I’m going to have to disagree with you and everyone else and guess that it’s Swedish.
I think it’s definitely Swedish, TBH.
I realize it’s only circumstantial, but given the lack of any other replies, I’ll assume from the whois info
Registrant:
FURLAND CONSULTING AB (BOKPRIS-DOM)
Styrmansgatan 16, 2TR
Stockholm SE-114 54
SE
Domain Name: BOKPRIS.COM
that it’s Swedish.
And “bokpris” is Swedish for “big tent”.
Well, I’m gonna go out on a limb here (I’m not much of a linguist) and guess that it probably a Scandinavian languge.
Probably Swedish.
what?
At the bottom of the page, my bolding:
I’ll leave it as an exercise for the reader to translate that word.
It’s Swedish. Just like the fish.
Probably the northern variety.
Svenska.
I believe it’s “Rio” by Duran Duran.
You might have been right about this. Once. In 1960. For 20 minutes.
Since then, however, I think it’s been Swedish.
::: runs and hides :::