Fortsættelse af de klassiske Beyerdynamic DT235 hovedtelefoner

[Mich the Tester]

Modeller til at erstatte eller opgradere version af DT231 BEYERDYNAMIC DT235 positionering er meget ens i form.Kun til stede i farven sort, hvid og to farver at vælge imellem brugerens valg af værelse.Det den DT235 overordnede struktur er stadig Beats by Dre Pro lavet af plast overflade behandling efter processen med højglans maling, glat føler sig godt tilpas.DT235 anvendelse dobbelt bærer, på den side af strukturen af hård plast formen garanti og tilstrækkelig strække den nedre side af den kortikale materiale trykket er moderat slid meget behagelig.

Bølløcks. It's a heåp of cræp.

[SimonMac]

Rats - I thought I'd deleted this post!

Sorry Chaps...

Deleting a post just because its unintelligible to most members? We won't have any content at this rate

[SimonMac]

I don't have anything interesting to add to this except

[Mich the Tester]

[Gentile]

@Mich: Sverige's fab, of course. But you do realise the OP was speaking Danish, don't you old chap? (you can tell by the æ's and ø's, which only appear in Danish and Norwegian, but not Swedish). So, more Sandi Toksvig than Ulrika-ka-ka.

Languages are one of my hobbies, and I've been learning Swedish for years now, even though I'm still crap at it. The weird thing is you can understand spoken Norwegian and Danish as well, because they're mutually-intelligible languages, even if they're written very differently.

[SimonMac]

Sverige's fab, of course. But you do realise the OP was speaking Danish, don't you old chap? (you can tell by the æ's and ø's, which only appear in Danish and Norwegian, but not Swedish). So, more Sandi Toksvig than Ulrika-ka-ka.

FTFY

[scope]

@Mich: Sverige's fab, of course. But you do realise the OP was speaking Danish, don't you old chap? (you can tell by the æ's and ø's, which only appear in Danish and Norwegian, but not Swedish). So, more Sandi Toksvig than Ulrika-ka-ka.

Languages are one of my hobbies, and I've been learning Swedish for years now, even though I'm still crap at it. The weird thing is you can understand spoken Norwegian and Danish as well, because they're mutually-intelligible languages, even if they're written very differently.

Gentile is quite right.. Norwegian and Swedish are more similar when spoken than Danish, but you should be able to understand each other throughout all of Scandinavia (the only exception is Finish who nobody understands...

Ha en fortsatt fin dag alle sammen!

[BrilloPad]

@Mich: Sverige's fab, of course. But you do realise the OP was speaking Danish, don't you old chap?

So where is your picture of Danish totty?

[Gentile]

Gentile is quite right.. Norwegian and Swedish are more similar when spoken than Danish, but you should be able to understand each other throughout all of Scandinavia (the only exception is Finish who nobody understands...

Ha en fortsatt fin dag alle sammen!

Except that Denmark and most of Finland, not being located within the Scandinavian Peninsula, aren't in Scandinavia. They hate it when you call them Scandinavians. The Finns even hate being included under the wider "Nordic" banner, which includes places like Iceland, Greenland and the Faeroes.

[Gentile]

So where is your picture of Danish totty?

And don't call me "totty".