We could be. Assuming we get a forum!Derekku wrote:
Are the Swedish forum users really that active?
Actually, it would be nice if there is a place where we don't have to speak english. I don't mind doing it, but I would rather talk swedish from time to time here than english whenever i'm here. Just sayin'.LaVolpe024 wrote:
Let's be honest, most Swedes, Norwegians, Dutch, Danes....Finns...well the lot of you up there near the arctic circle can speak English fluently. Subforums are not just there because of the size of the community but mainly because many of the users are not fluent English speakers. I'm sure all of you are capable and competent English speakers, so a subforum for any Northern European language is not required (barring German).
And on top of that, the Filipinos are the same way. Most of us speak English fluently, yet we still have our own subforum.Teras wrote:
Actually, it would be nice if there is a place where we don't have to speak english. I don't mind doing it, but I would rather talk swedish from time to time here than english whenever i'm here. Just sayin'.LaVolpe024 wrote:
Let's be honest, most Swedes, Norwegians, Dutch, Danes....Finns...well the lot of you up there near the arctic circle can speak English fluently. Subforums are not just there because of the size of the community but mainly because many of the users are not fluent English speakers. I'm sure all of you are capable and competent English speakers, so a subforum for any Northern European language is not required (barring German).
Seconding this, it just feels more natural to speak in our native languages.Teras wrote:
Actually, it would be nice if there is a place where we don't have to speak english. I don't mind doing it, but I would rather talk swedish from time to time here than english whenever i'm here. Just sayin'.
viewforum.php?f=37LaVolpe024 wrote:
Let's be honest, most Swedes, Norwegians, Dutch, Danes....Finns...well the lot of you up there near the arctic circle can speak English fluently. Subforums are not just there because of the size of the community but mainly because many of the users are not fluent English speakers. I'm sure all of you are capable and competent English speakers, so a subforum for any Northern European language is not required (barring German).
I think henintsi sums up my opinion about that comment.Derekku wrote:
Are the Swedish forum users really that active? It looks like the thread in Other Languages says they aren't. If there's overwhelming support then I'll consider it, but right now I don't think that it needs to be added.
The Swedish community is kinda splitted up at the moment so our own sub-forum would help us bring ourself closer to eachother.heintsi wrote:
+Support, definitely. Our community grew up a lot once we got our own subforum so i don't see why you guys won't get your own subforum too.