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Hey,

I wonder why this three letter, one syllable soft greeting sounds so pleasing to our ears...
whether the word is spoken to us or in our presence to someone else or on the phone.

Hey,

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In Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, and a few other languages, "hej" means "hello," although the "j" is pronounced as a "y"

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Originally posted by ChessPraxis
In Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, and a few other languages, "hej" means "hello," although the "j" is pronounced as a "y"
It's a very nice word, different pronunciation in Denmark I think, more like your 'hi'.

'Hej' is when we meet, 'hej då' (hi then) when we part.

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Que

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Originally posted by Trev33
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This is a a thread about Canadian provinces right?

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees
This is a a thread about Canadian provinces right?
Need you Sask?

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Originally posted by HandyAndy
Need you Sask?
Man, how many times do I need to tell ya?

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees
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This is a a thread about Canadian provinces right?
This is new found land to me. 😞

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Originally posted by Trev33
This is new found land to me. 😞
Al Berta said he told you about it on the ski slopes last year.

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Al Berta said he told you about it on the ski slopes last year.
Au yes, the slippery slopes of Mont. Real.

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I'm going to get my yuk on and eat some Canadian bacon 😛

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Originally posted by Trev33
I'm going to get my yuk on and eat some Canadian bacon 😛
New? Nah. Vat?

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees
New? Nah. Vat?
Wait, what?

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Originally posted by Trev33
Wait, what?
The mayor of Toronto cracks me up.

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Originally posted by JS357
The mayor of Toronto cracks me up.
Pipe down.