Christmas cards updates!
Dec. 14th, 2011 04:49 pmFirst of all:
urania_chan, I got your card yesterday! Danke, die ist so süß! :D
Second:
polarforscherin already got her card! :O I'm really impressed by the efficiency of the Italian postal service. Especially because I realised - after sending the cards, of course - that I messed up the postage. *headdesk* But apparently that didn't stop my card from reaching Germany in 2 days, so I'm not complaining.
Here's the picture I drew on her card, the quality isn't stellar, but I was too lazy to use my scanner (which is old and only connected to my even older computer that I never use anymore), so I just took a picture of it.
Preview:


See? I told you the Sherlock card would be the silliest one this year as well. XD
Please, let me know when you receive your card so I can stop fretting about my inability to use stamps. *facepalms*
Second:
Here's the picture I drew on her card, the quality isn't stellar, but I was too lazy to use my scanner (which is old and only connected to my even older computer that I never use anymore), so I just took a picture of it.
Preview:


See? I told you the Sherlock card would be the silliest one this year as well. XD
Please, let me know when you receive your card so I can stop fretting about my inability to use stamps. *facepalms*
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Date: 2011-12-14 08:57 pm (UTC)What an awesomely silly drawing btw. ;)
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Date: 2011-12-14 09:58 pm (UTC)Also, I'm very curious to know how you pronounce those sentences in Norwegian (I'm guessing they mean "Merry Christmas and Happy New Year" and "Greetings from Norway"?)
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Date: 2011-12-15 05:38 pm (UTC)Well, I can try to write it out like you would pronounce it in a German way? I don't know if I can be bothered with the IPA. ;)
So you would read it:
guh jül oh ett gott nytt ohr.
jartelih hilsen fra nur-norge.
I hope that helps a bit. ;) The Norwegian "y" is pronounced kind of between the i and the ü. :)
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Date: 2011-12-16 11:59 am (UTC)