Wouldn't have discovered him if I hadn't checked out Melodifestivalen one year.
Poodles Bill, I've noticedPoodle Tommy it looks like Horndog Nex is posting more Kylie tunes than You are!!
Ah yes, we Swedes say “en brun hund” which translates to “a brown dog” also “en varm dag” translates into “a warm/hot day”. I hope this was helpful@BigdongSE
A little language help here please. A 'brown dog' for example, is a brown dog in English, Dutch, German etc. But in French, Italian, Spanish etc he's a 'dog brown'. (FR: le chien brun.) Adjective AFTER the noun in those languages. So....in Swedish, is he a 'brown dog' or a 'dog brown'? Is it a hot day, or a day hot? Great music or music great?
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I’m glad you did. I may not listen to his music often, but that language speaks to me deeplyWouldn't have discovered him if I hadn't checked out Melodifestivalen one year.