Ti - Voice - English

[quietnorth]

[ Hey, so guess who is in a lot of pain? Not Nor at least. Although he is super cold from having walked  from the respawn point to the apartment, he was good and made sure to not get frostbite or do anything stupid. Being used to the cold gives you certain advantages. As does resting for a  day or two, when you're too blah to move. Or something..

Comments

Swedish

[rules_the_north]

Come back t' m' apartment. Now.

...'celand's here.

Swedish

[rules_the_north]

[He isn't used to hearing words of thanks from Denmark and Norway, so he really didn't expect it.] Y's.

Swedish

[quietnorth]

I'll come soon.

Swedish

[rules_the_north]

Will be full.

...the wall.

Danish

[quietnorth]

...

The wall will be full? I think you missed a vowel.

Swedish - lol too many vowels actually

[rules_the_north]

'f w' tear 't down th' flat w'll b' large 'nough.

Swedish - why he figured he just couldn't make out sweden's grunting suddenly 8|;

[quietnorth]

You can't redraw borders.

Swedish

[rules_the_north]

'f 't was a border 't would b' German now.

Swedish

[quietnorth]

...No. It's Norwegian.

Swedish

[rules_the_north]

...'s your apartm'nt?

Danish

[quietnorth]

I live there too. [ Not saying he owns it, but it's "his" too gdit. ]

Swedish

[rules_the_north]

I see.

Swedish

[quietnorth]

Do you? [ He probably doesn't mean the same as Denmark's "I see". ]

Re: Swedish

[rules_the_north]

[No, it doesn't. Sweden's "I see" can mean anything between "I don't agree but don't want to say it" and "No comment". Right now it is the latter.]

...'s complicated.

Swedish

[quietnorth]

I see.

[ What a family. ]

Swedish

[rules_the_north]

...Means 't 's Icelandic too?

[And yeah, he has no idea what Norway's "I see" means, either. They should better get dictionaries. Norway-Sweden, not Norwegian-Swedish.]