du taler russisk og jeg dansk, skulle vi ikke tage den pх engelsk istedet?

It's definitely not German, I can tell to you.

Sounds like Danish or Skandinavish, and I'm sure it's one of those two! I'll send it to Ravincal (the danish member we had here some time before), I have contact to him since today.

This is Danish. I recognize the grammar, but I can't fully translate it.

"You ??? Russian or I Danish, ??? we not speak the ??? English instead?"

I did not use a translator, but Danish is really close to English.

It seems like You know everything, Sonic! WOW!

This is the full and correct translation.

You speak russian and i'm danish so could we take it in english instead?

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You wanna see the likeness in our languages? No?! Well I'll show it to you anyways.

Danish:
Du taler russisk og jeg dansk, skulle vi ikke tage den px engelsk istedet?

Swedish:
Du talar ryska och jag danska, skulle vi icke kunna ta det på engelska istället?

I can't imagine trying to pronounce "px"

p-x. Just simple

Ahhhhh so that's what that person was saying to me haha. XD I as lost in the woods for a while...thank for very much for your help.

Thanks, Douglas. I was aware that Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish were really close. Also, Old English is curiously close to another Scandinavian language, Icelandic.

That's kinda cool... Goo Scandinavia!

I think that "px" was supposed to be "på," which sounds like the name "Poe." å is somewhere between "Ah" and "Oh." Interesting vowel.

It's most likely it should be "Å" and not "X" But im not sure... they might use a instead and that would be more likely a keyboard-fingerslip considering the keyboard-setup we have.
Going from å to x is a REAL big jump so it's not like likely that it was a fingerslip if it should be å.

Hope everyone follows.