I recently put a traffic feed widget on TransGriot because I was curious to see where my readers were coming from. Before I put it on the blog, I knew I had people that popped in from Great Britain, the Philippines, Australia, various parts of Canada, Portugal and various parts of the US who comment on a regular basis.
But after I finally put it on, I was amazed to see that I get hits from the Netherlands, Norway, Turkey, Ukraine, Germany, Poland, Sweden, France, Switzerland, South Africa, Nigeria, Japan, Thailand, Brazil, Singapore, Malaysia and Mexico.
It obviously varies based on the time I look at it, but I'm proud to have a wider international following than I initially presumed.
So thank you world for stopping by, spending your valuable browsing time here, and perusing through the over 1300 posts that interest you.
I promise I'll do my utmost to keep it interesting so you continue to come back and feel moved from time to time leave a comment from time to time.
hello from slovenia!
ReplyDeletelove the blog!
WORLD FAMOUS - that girl monica is smart and WORLD FAMOUS
ReplyDeletelol!
Camille and Crys
ReplyDeleteThanks for the love from Slovenia and H-Town
A little bit late, bit fitting for switzerland, a hello from over here :-)
ReplyDeleteI read your comment on Kim Petras blog, and its astounding how often I read that someone from an english speaking country learned german :-) (eg. Zoë Brain, too)
Sarah
Sarah,
ReplyDeleteEnglish borrows heavily from German, shares the same alphabet, and many English words have similar spelling to their German counterparts. (ex camera-kamera)
It's familiar enough to a non native speaker to be able to learn it, visualize and gain a good enough working knowledge of it to be comfortable speaking and reading it.
My home state has German descendants living in the New Braunfels-San Antonio area so German was one of the language offering in Texas schools.
Besides, 'errbody' else at my school was learning Spanish and French, and I wanted to learn German ever since I found my mom's old German textbooks on the garage bookshelf.
Hello world...represent your country.
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