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 Posted: Wed Jul 26, 2006 4:16 pm
plingern hehe...the danish girl went in the same school as me in the 6th grade...so I met just one danish girl...and went to denmark several times.... Jeg er dansk også!
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Posted: Wed Jul 26, 2006 4:18 pm
Mivi Kokoroki Mivi HellsBitch Mivi Kokoroki would ya have said "Velkommen til mig rum" instead og Jeg er undskyld,for bad grammar Is it really 'mig'? I think it should be 'mit' or something. I'm not sure though. I don't even speak Danish. >.< Yet I'm gonna post this, yosh. Nej, jeg snakker da ikke dansk, det er "way too hard" for meg. >.< I only know some random phrases like "Unskyld!" and "Det er godt". du er fra Sverige, Nej? I bet I said that wrong What I find hard with Dansk is "d' Being pronounced as "th" I could never get the sound right(in engelsk) I would alway pronounce it 'f' instead I find swedish hard! I barely know how to say "Jag sade, Jag talar svenska" talar and taler are similar mivi! Ja, jeg er fra Sverige. 3nodding The Danish 'd' is pronounced as in 'this', I think. Between vowels, that is. Elsewhere I guess it's a usual 'd' sound. Swedish might be hard, but Danish is harder. >.< I heard that if you know norwegian you can read danish og Finnish is twice as hard as Danish
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Posted: Sun Jul 30, 2006 12:25 pm
Danish is one of the hardest scandinavian languages. But I've always thought reading sweedish was hell because of all the weird letters and then there's letters that you aren't supposed to say and... I just dont get it.
Norwegian on the other hand, is basicly the same as danish, but norwegian is written much like the danish is spoken, except for the few words that we dont share, like the word 'boy'.
But yes, if you have learned one of the other nordic languages, danish is often a bit easier to learn.
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Posted: Sun Jul 30, 2006 3:17 pm
HellsBitch Danish is one of the hardest scandinavian languages. But I've always thought reading sweedish was hell because of all the weird letters and then there's letters that you aren't supposed to say and... I just dont get it. ... O.o What weird letters? Ä and Ö? The rest must be the same in Danish, I think. o.o
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Posted: Mon Jul 31, 2006 3:43 pm
Well, yeah, but they are different from ours. We dont have those dots above the letter. We have Ææ Øø Åå.
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Posted: Wed Aug 02, 2006 10:53 am
HellsBitch Well, yeah, but they are different from ours. We dont have those dots above the letter. We have Ææ Øø Åå. Norsk også (code switch) uses those too. what i don't get about swedish is the "tones", and when I was listening to my swedish cd - they talk kinda fast and the accent is hard to get right for me. Danish on the other hand the "d" being pronunced as "th" is extremely hard for me because I can make that sound without pronouncing it as "f" (and it is my native language too). I also have a question about how you do the "Glottal Stop" I Find Norwegian to be the easiest of the Scandinavian languages and I love how it sounds (and I can get the accent pretty well ålso)
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Posted: Thu Aug 03, 2006 6:59 am
I have no idea of what a "Glottal Stop" is, so do not ask me!
Norsk is probably the easiest of the scandinavian languages, Because it is spoken the way it is written.
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Posted: Thu Aug 03, 2006 8:03 am
HellsBitch I have no idea of what a "Glottal Stop" is, so do not ask me! The pause that makes the differense between ånden (the spirit) and ånden (the breath). I love Wikipedia. xD
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Posted: Thu Aug 03, 2006 12:04 pm
Mivi HellsBitch I have no idea of what a "Glottal Stop" is, so do not ask me! The pause that makes the differense between ånden (the spirit) and ånden (the breath). I love Wikipedia. xD aren't those swedish? and don't their tones tell the difference ( I saw those words in my swedish course)? you got this off WIKIPEDIA
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Posted: Thu Aug 03, 2006 1:29 pm
Kokoroki Mivi HellsBitch I have no idea of what a "Glottal Stop" is, so do not ask me! The pause that makes the differense between ånden (the spirit) and ånden (the breath). I love Wikipedia. xD aren't those swedish? and don't their tones tell the difference ( I saw those words in my swedish course)? you got this off WIKIPEDIA No, those words are Danish. And yes, I got it from Wikipedia, cuz I don't know any words in Danish. xp The Swedish words you're thinking of are probably anden (the malard duck) and anden (the spirit). In Swedish the tones tell the differense, yes. In Danish the glottal stop tells the differense. smile
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Posted: Fri Aug 04, 2006 12:54 pm
Mivi Kokoroki Mivi HellsBitch I have no idea of what a "Glottal Stop" is, so do not ask me! The pause that makes the differense between ånden (the spirit) and ånden (the breath). I love Wikipedia. xD aren't those swedish? and don't their tones tell the difference ( I saw those words in my swedish course)? you got this off WIKIPEDIA No, those words are Danish. And yes, I got it from Wikipedia, cuz I don't know any words in Danish. xp The Swedish words you're thinking of are probably anden (the malard duck) and anden (the spirit). In Swedish the tones tell the differense, yes. In Danish the glottal stop tells the differense. smile Takk for hjelpen! that makes alot more sense now
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Posted: Fri Aug 04, 2006 1:29 pm
Oh! You mean the flow or the stop! I get it now. I never knew that had a name...
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Posted: Fri Aug 04, 2006 3:42 pm
Mivi Kokoroki Mivi HellsBitch I have no idea of what a "Glottal Stop" is, so do not ask me! The pause that makes the differense between ånden (the spirit) and ånden (the breath). I love Wikipedia. xD aren't those swedish? and don't their tones tell the difference ( I saw those words in my swedish course)? you got this off WIKIPEDIA No, those words are Danish. And yes, I got it from Wikipedia, cuz I don't know any words in Danish. xp The Swedish words you're thinking of are probably anden ( the malard duck) and anden (the spirit). In Swedish the tones tell the differense, yes. In Danish the glottal stop tells the differense. smile Jeg synes dette betudt ånden (Spirit) Også (det er norsk)
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Posted: Sat Aug 12, 2006 1:33 pm
*waves at Norwegian people*
Hiii.. <.< I's teh Norwegianzors too. Yay. :3
Damn, I have so many interesting things to say.
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Eccentric Iconoclast Vice Captain
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Posted: Sat Aug 12, 2006 1:37 pm
Mooflepie *waves at Norwegian people* Hiii.. <.< I's teh Norwegianzors too. Yay. :3 Damn, I have so many interesting things to say. Welcome! blaugh
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