chiara  +  352084 Tue, 17 Apr 07 03:46 PM Hello, sometimes I don't know which is the best place to write. I hope here it's ok. I would like to ask a question. "Strange/odd": what is the difference between these two words, if there is any? "Weird" should point out something more ambigous and obscure, if I'm not wrong. Thank you, Chiara chiara Joined on Wed, Feb 18 2004 Junior Member 93 Difference Between

	Philip  +  352089 Tue, 17 Apr 07 03:58 PM  Chiara wrote: Hello, sometimes I don't know which is the best place to write. I hope here it's ok. I would like to ask a question. "Strange/odd": what is the difference between these two words, if there is any? "Weird" should point out something more ambigous and obscure, if I'm not wrong. Thank you, Chiara Here are some "feelings" I have for the words in question. Strange = unfamiliar Odd = not normal Weird = unexplainable, eerie Others will perhaps have other "feelings" associated with these words. Philip Joined on Thu, Jun 23 2005 Veteran Member 9,313 At reise er at leve! - H. C. Andersen Difference Between

	chiara  +  352238 Tue, 17 Apr 07 10:00 PM to Marius: thanks for the link to the synonym web site. to Philip: you are right most of the time feelings can explain it better then anything else. The thing is that often I'm not so sure of my "feelings" in English. But I can undertsand the feelings you mentioned: strange/ unfamiliar; odd/not normal/ out of the rules (if I can say this) Thank you so much, Chiara  chiara Synonyms