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Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2005 2:33 pm
chocfudge, You're going good, but some typos. :XP It should be "norsk", "tysk" and "svensk", which means "Norwegian", "German" and "Swedish." Also, it should be "Jeg liker deg". It's the same as "I like you."
Proudly_Jewish, If you were to add all the norwegian speakers throughout the world, to a number, you'd have about 5 million persons, or more.
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Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2005 2:36 pm
Sophonax chocfudge, You're going good, but some typos. :XP It should be "norsk", "tysk" and "svensk", which means "Norwegian", "German" and "Swedish." Also, it should be "Jeg liker deg". It's the same as "I like you." I just knew how to pronounce these words, not how to write... Well, it was fun greeting my Norwegian friends with 'Hallaballa Norsk!' lol
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Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2005 4:26 am
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Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2005 5:02 am
Sophonax Proudly_Jewish, If you were to add all the norwegian speakers throughout the world, to a number, you'd have about 5 million persons, or more.alrighty ninja *updates the first post*
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Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2005 6:45 am
A friend from denmark told me that norway , denmark and sweden have got (more or less) the same type of language. Is that right? Cause some letters and words are the same like the danish words/letter whee
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Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2005 7:07 am
Velvy A friend from denmark told me that norway , denmark and sweden have got (more or less) the same type of language. Is that right? Cause some letters and words are the same like the danish words/letter whee they're not the same, but they're very similar 3nodding somebody who speaks Norwegian, for example, can understand Swedish and Danish perfectly 3nodding
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Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2005 8:22 am
well...that can be true....but it is said that norwegian understand swedish and sweden understand danish and the danish under stand norwegian...
the words in danish is hard to understand if u don't have any close friends that are from denmark og relatives....they talk like they got a cold or something.... so for me...it's not easy to understand them! xp
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Posted: Wed Sep 21, 2005 10:08 am
plingern well...that can be true....but it is said that norwegian understand swedish and sweden understand danish and the danish under stand norwegian...
the words in danish is hard to understand if u don't have any close friends that are from denmark og relatives....they talk like they got a cold or something.... so for me...it's not easy to understand them! xp I agree. To me Danish is very hard to understand, 'cous of the troathy sound their accsent has. But in letters and grammar (possibly?) it's more like Norwegian. In swedish on the other hand it's easy for me to understand when they speak, but the letters and in writings it's worse. Though some of it may because Norway and Sweden is closer and we've got some swedish channels on our tv. ^-^
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Posted: Wed Sep 21, 2005 10:16 am
Faekir plingern well...that can be true....but it is said that norwegian understand swedish and sweden understand danish and the danish under stand norwegian...
the words in danish is hard to understand if u don't have any close friends that are from denmark og relatives....they talk like they got a cold or something.... so for me...it's not easy to understand them! xp I agree. To me Danish is very hard to understand, 'cous of the troathy sound their accsent has. But in letters and grammar (possibly?) it's more like Norwegian. In swedish on the other hand it's easy for me to understand when they speak, but the letters and in writings it's worse. Though some of it may because Norway and Sweden is closer and we've got some swedish channels on our tv. ^-^ well...I have seen how the swedish ppl is writing...it is hard to read them... hmmm...I haven't seen how the danish ppl is writing or how they write...
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Posted: Wed Sep 21, 2005 10:35 am
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Posted: Wed Sep 21, 2005 11:31 am
just out of curiosity... do you guys think it would be worth learning all 3 - Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish? or is learning one enough to be able to understand the other two? ninja because I want to learn Swedish one day, but I don't know if learning Danish and Norwegian will be necessary once I know Swedish sweatdrop
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Posted: Wed Sep 21, 2005 12:11 pm
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Posted: Wed Sep 21, 2005 12:12 pm
Mivi plingern Faekir plingern well...that can be true....but it is said that norwegian understand swedish and sweden understand danish and the danish under stand norwegian...
the words in danish is hard to understand if u don't have any close friends that are from denmark og relatives....they talk like they got a cold or something.... so for me...it's not easy to understand them! xp I agree. To me Danish is very hard to understand, 'cous of the troathy sound their accsent has. But in letters and grammar (possibly?) it's more like Norwegian. In swedish on the other hand it's easy for me to understand when they speak, but the letters and in writings it's worse. Though some of it may because Norway and Sweden is closer and we've got some swedish channels on our tv. ^-^ well...I have seen how the swedish ppl is writing...it is hard to read them... hmmm...I haven't seen how the danish ppl is writing or how they write...Swedish: Kan du b�ra min v�ska �t mig? Danish: Kan du bare min taske for meg? I think that colud do it. o.o I dunno if the Danish phrase is correctly spelled, but at least it gives you an idea of how the people write. :3 I must say I'm better at the speaking part when it comes to Danish. But I'm not fluent, I have to practise. >.< the danish should actually go: kan du bære min taske for mig? but you were close blaugh
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Posted: Wed Sep 21, 2005 12:16 pm
Proudly_Jewish just out of curiosity... do you guys think it would be worth learning all 3 - Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish? or is learning one enough to be able to understand the other two? ninja because I want to learn Swedish one day, but I don't know if learning Danish and Norwegian will be necessary once I know Swedish sweatdrop if you want to learn all three, i think it would be the easiest to start off with norwegian... it's actually the language in the middle of the three, so to say. i, as a dane, understand norwegian quite well, but i don't get a word swedish blaugh i don't know if it's just me? (i like this guild)
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Posted: Wed Sep 21, 2005 12:19 pm
Proudly_Jewish Velvy A friend from denmark told me that norway , denmark and sweden have got (more or less) the same type of language. Is that right? Cause some letters and words are the same like the danish words/letter whee they're not the same, but they're very similar 3nodding somebody who speaks Norwegian, for example, can understand Swedish and Danish perfectly 3nodding that's very true. many words are the same or much alike, so if you take you time and guess a little, it's quite easy to understand the two remaining languages once you have learned one. i do prefer to write in english with swedes, though sweatdrop i'll get totally lost if i don't!
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