Of course there is no week zero. I just thought I’d take this opportunity to comment on my own blog, a meta-post if you like.
Those of you who have been following this blog will have noticed there were no posts from 24-Mar until 26-Nov this year. The main reason for this is that I left Sweden, 😦 , so that I no longer have regular contact with Swedish, nor do I have so easy access to my invaluable swedish language consultants (you know who you are!).
However, when checking in again on my blog, I noticed a funny thing. Site “views” (that’s what WP calls them) are increasing. My busiest month by far was November-2011, with 934 views. Second place was February-2011, with 687 views. And my busiest day was 22-Nov-2011, with 70 views.
Why is this? I suspect it has something to do with search engines. According to WordPress, these are the top 20 search terms which led people to my blog:
swedish words | 150 |
sweden words | 132 |
swedish word for snow | 100 |
spiskummin | 78 |
kön | 55 |
swedish words for snow | 54 |
swedish puns | 54 |
glassig | 34 |
words from sweden | 32 |
swedish reflexive verbs | 31 |
words in swedish | 29 |
swedish modal verbs | 24 |
swedish etymology | 24 |
sje sound | 24 |
sje-sound | 23 |
dagsmeja | 22 |
spiskumin | 18 |
skapade | 18 |
sweden puns | 18 |
sånt | 18 |
If you google “swedish words”, you’ll find me easily. For “spiskummin”, I am second only to wikipedia. In the thought that people may be interested in this topic, I’ve decided to persevere a little further. But I’m changing the numbering system to reflect the actual number of posts, and thanks in advance to those of you who I’ll still be asking for advice!
Hej Richard! Låt frågorna hagla! (I’m sure you can figure that one out.)
Sorry you left Sweden! But it’s also good to know you will continue writing. I enjoy your blog very much. 🙂