Florian Laws
Natasha 
🇪🇺The first 3 letters of ‘Sweden' and ‘Denmark' spell out ‘Sweden.'
The remaining letters spell out ‘Denmark.'
Johannes Hartig
Cali@Natasha_Jay Waaaaait. WHAT?!
OMG.
It totally does.
my head aspolode
JakobT@Natasha_Jay Must be some quirk of the English language. Doesn't work with the names as they are really spelled: "Danmark" and "Sverige". But funny nevertheless.
Amira Lumina@Natasha_Jay @KaraLG84 I had to read this like three times before I got it. But I got it! That’s awesome
Simon@Natasha_Jay it took me too long to figure it out. The word „combined“ would help ;)
Nevertheless nice one
@Natasha_Jay they should just form one country called Swedenmark
Juffo-WupYou mean Swe(den)^2mark for sure!
@tomas_aguilar @Natasha_Jay
Has been tried - the Kalmar Union - 1397 to 1523, together with Norway.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalmar_Union
With limited success, but with lasting effects.
Has been tried - the Kalmar Union - 1397 to 1523, together with Norway.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalmar_Union
With limited success, but with lasting effects.
Hteph@Natasha_Jay And are the two countries in the world that have declared war on each other the most times.
gnarf
Torge Wegner@Natasha_Jay That’s one fancy way of saying that two words share a syllable.
lisawillmeer@torgewegner @Natasha_Jay Why are you taking out all the magic? 😁✨
@Natasha_Jay Hmmm. I never noticed. Thank you for the observation. Good one
Book@Natasha_Jay Swedenmark
JohnnieMac@Natasha_Jay Shhhhh! What are you trying to do, awaken the European qAnons?
🍉 –Hans Bot– 🙃@Natasha_Jay Similarly Japan and Panama
skryking@Natasha_Jay does this mean the Sweden is better than Denmark since its the first 3 letters and not the back half of each name?
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surdfish