Care for a short Swedish language lesson again…?
The word “sex” in Swedish means both the digit 6 and to have sex. That can cause some misunderstandings if you’re not quite awear of it.
For example if you want to buy 6 pieces of something, you can’t just say: – Jag vill ha sex. (I want to have sex).
Or could you…? Uhum…
Warning: If you decide to try this, you’re on your own, we can’t be held responsible for any smacks or other damages you get.






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Jag vill ha sex… – I gotta remember that.:lol:
Yes, Mandy, both is spelled sex.
Just remember our earlier post:
http://lifecruiser.org/odditys/2006/03/04/swedish-bad-language/
Oh there are some strange languages around. So is the Swedish word for 6 actually spelled like ‘sex’ or is it just how it’s pronounced?
There are some terrible Dutch words too, when translated to English mean something entirely different. I can hardly bear to say some of them in public LOL
I knew I’d like Sweeden! Ha ha.
Well, Sharlet, I guess it evolved from the latin: Sex is a latin counting word for 6, Sexus is gender (sex) in latin. So we just shortened it, we like to shorten words
Oh, that’s just too funny!
Why do you think the language is such that both could mean the same thing? >;D
lol, how funny is that? I love it! I will so have to remember that.