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I am willing to believe that Bjoern is a variant of Bjørn or Björn, but I am definitely not willing to believe that it is in Scandinavian usage. Not unless someone proves it.
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Ditto that.
But then again, the Ø is sometimes written as oe, when there's no Ø key available on the keyboard. I sometimes have to do that, in the tail end of my ln since it ends on an Ø, and have to type in my ln on a website, which doesn't accecpt the real letter Ø.
But then again, the Ø is sometimes written as oe, when there's no Ø key available on the keyboard. I sometimes have to do that, in the tail end of my ln since it ends on an Ø, and have to type in my ln on a website, which doesn't accecpt the real letter Ø.
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