What does Norwegian sound like to you?
What does Norwegian sound like to you?
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Ryan Hernandez
it sounds better than danish
Jose Lopez
Too germanic
Camden Gray
Germanic languages are the best languages desu.
Easton Evans
Top kek, no. Romance languages are the best.
Aaron King
Romance is too romantic.
Jason Long
Thanks Norway, I lost my fucking sides
David Sanchez
Just don't lose iberia again.
Jeremiah Powell
We have never lost Iberia.... ahh yes the moors. We had Iberian muslims kimgdom, my friend, they were Iberians as well.
Austin Jones
Show me a qt spanish girl, lad.
Ian James
kek. Spanish Women are fucking orcs. Seriously, I dont know why Scandis like so much our women.
Chase Brooks
My qt GF
Andrew Myers
Someone speaking Danish with a thick Swedish accent.
Isaac Nguyen
DELET
Lucas Butler
Good
Landon Gray
Like the sweet sounds of Somali cum gurgling
Jason Baker
Sounds less like Dutch then Danish
Thomas Ward
I read once that basque are fish people, like in HP Lovecraft, they all have gills
is this true
Luis Bennett
>A priest for the Lutheran Church defending the multikuli hell against a socially conservative Christian foreign minister
We really live in upside-down world these days.
Elijah Lewis
Like this desu, bit of a meme language but can sound pretty qt.
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Also, will Norwegian qts now be more attracted to ugly English men now that we are united by our euroscepticism?
Nathaniel White
Because of this
Hudson Howard
Christianity has been universalist since 1054, it's pretty hilarious how top clerics actually cannot comprehend the satanic nature of this
Lincoln Phillips
That's because all of them are speaking dialects from Western and Southern Norway.
East Norwegians sound more Dutch, at least when it comes to inflection.
Kayden Edwards
>Pataky
Shes gypsy
Lincoln Fisher
Only if you give us good deals.
Jaxon Roberts
I'd give you any deal you want if I get a Norwegian qt thrown in desu. God-tier women.
Blake Cooper
I don't really care whether it's satanic or not, I just think it's weird how people can even call themselves Christians or religious in any way, when they don't particularly agree with any of the dogmas or the contents of the holy book.
Hudson Roberts
Yes, They also like the inbreedment.
Kek. Come to Spain and look yourself how the girls are phisically and mentally and I am totally sure that you will come back to Norway in a few days.
Evan Baker
English spoken by a drunk Italian who knows no English
Maybe Danish
>Germanic
Too many vowels imho
Literally the Boopa-dee Bappa-dee (cit. Family Guy) of the North
Andrew Young
That does sound pretty similar in terms of inflection yeah.
Tyler Carter
The actual Bible would quite clearly oppose universalism.
But again, all this is foretold. Second coming soon brother!
Kevin Turner
...
Carter Smith
I've been to spain at least 5 times, so I've seen a lot of ugly chicks, but also pretty ones. You give yourself too little credit, lad.
Mason Gonzalez
A cuter version of Swedish. Everything is so round and soft
On the other end of the spectrum is Moomin Finnish which is cute and hard
Thomas Morris
Bork bork bork me a dresses like a man bork bork bork me woman priest.
Jackson Ramirez
hnnnng source?
Connor White
sols.no
Ian Russell
And the pretty ones are fucking presumptuous
Anthony Watson
Jack Diaz
You mean Finnish or Finnish Swedish? Also
>cute and hard
wot
Owen Brooks
Thanks, she might just be the new voe.
Jackson Sanchez
I prefer this one desu.
Dylan Nguyen
literally this
Owen Baker
Henry Watson
Chinese without ching chong sound
Xavier Ramirez
>Chinese without ching chong sound
So nothing at all like Chinese
Ethan Rogers
What does Serbian sound like to you ?
Cooper Garcia
like Swedish
Alexander Rogers
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I'd rather die (with pleasure) then to live in scandinavia!
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hell, even southern germany is only barely bareable.
Logan Wright
Generic slav language number 438.
Nicholas Nguyen
another germanic dialect.
I understand about 40% without ever hearing norwegian before.
Jordan Turner
jette sker fin ly utt sende sin hur haha
>kamelåså
Jason Martinez
Now you know how people feel about norwegian
Robert Gonzalez
baby german
Owen Robinson
Scandinavians sound like they have something stuck in their throat.
Daniel Johnson
good band, probably my favorite scandi language
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Nolan Carter
Which is ironic, because it's literally one of the worst dialects in Norway imo.
Jaxon Kelly
Danish sounds 50% German and 50% Swedish seriously.
Henry Gray
Like French people speaking German
Ryder Mitchell
apparently they're from Bryne
Justin Williams
How do you manage to understand 40% of Norwegian and I'm not even able to understand 1% of Danish?
Michael Wright
A happier and goofier version of swedish.
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Only other scandis will get this clip though
Oliver Sanders
Yeah. And I can't stand any of those South-western dialects, with the possible exception of Haugesund.
That said, the band is pretty good overall, but it's not my cup of tea anyway.
Angel Taylor
Some languages makes it easier to understand another one than the other way round.
The Dutch can understand German more easy than Germans can understand Dutch.
Cameron Smith
But German and Norwegian should be far apart wheras Danish and Norwegian should be closer.
Jose Brown
Guys
What you're talking about is not inflection.
What you're talking about is intonation.
Austin Gonzalez
>bruker noen som helst annen taleform enn standard ǿstnorsk for å representere norsk
heng deg selv OP
Eli Sanchez
>Oppmerksomhetshore som blokkerer utsikten over Aurlandsfjorden
Evan Butler
"No".
>inflection
1.Grammar; a change in the form of a word (typically the ending) to express a grammatical function or attribute such as tense, mood, person, number, case, and gender.
"a set of word forms differing only in respect of inflections"
synonyms:conjugation, declension; More
form, ending, case
"these distinctions are often encoded in verbal inflections"
the process or practice of inflecting words.
2.the modulation of intonation or pitch in the voice.
"she spoke slowly and without inflection"
Jace Nelson
Du mener dansk.
Michael Torres
Östnorsk ække dansk.
Nathaniel Kelly
Ok I'll admit, It's only abut 25 to30 percent. It the pronounciation of the language and the placement of the ü's and o's and the similaritiy of many words ("asyl..."). I can't exactly point my finger at it, but It do know what both persons in OPs video are arguing about.
Jordan Murphy
Standard Ǿstnorsk er IKKE dansk. Selv om dansk har hatt mye innflytelse over det normaliserte talemålet så betyr ikke det at det er dansk. Ǿstnorsk er like norsk som enhver annen dialekt.
Jackson Gray
Fra spok til alvor, så er jeg selvsagt enig med deg i det. Men det er altfor mye påvirket av dansk. Spor du meg må du til vestlandet og nordnorge for å hore ekte norsk.
Jason Young
The second person speaking, the female, sounds like italian+german to me. I don't know shit about languages, but that's what I can hear.
Jordan Lewis
Glaube ich nicht. Bevor ich Deutsch gelernt habe, konnte ich nur 10-20% wegen euren schwachsinnigen Lautverschibungen verstehen
Ethan Cox
If you didn't tell me it's Norwegian I would legit think it's Chinese it really sounds very ching chongish.
Which means Norway is not white.
Josiah Lewis
Must be because you speak the language of orcs.
Jackson Cooper
Kill yourself Witold.
Oliver Morris
For real, it does sound ching chongish. It's the rhythm that makes it sound melodic, I guess.
Blake Gutierrez
Even the girl you posted has some brown shitskin if not the landscape I would think she's Romanian.
Thomas Watson
Honestly great. Top tier language.
Blake Stewart
Norwegian has a tone system and it has a nice rhythm that almost makes it sound like singing. The tone part is probably the only thing it has in common with Chinese. Chinese sounds absolutely nothing like any European language.
I know I fell for terrible bait, but I felt like I should let you know.
Ryan Hughes
>Norwegian has a tone system
No. No it doesn't. It's just the accent that makes it sound like that.
Luke Brown
Songs isn't really the best way to get an idea of how it sounds.
Anthony Rogers
It wasn't supposed to.
Henry Wilson
>It wasn't supposed to.
Caleb Lopez
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On a phonological level most dialects of Norwegian have a pitch accent system to distinguish words that would've otherwise been pronounced identically.
Ayden Taylor
company once sent me to Norway for three months. After a while I went crazy because of their language. It sounds like they're singing all the time. It was actually driving me crazy.
Jaxson White
That's true. But that's not a "tone system."
A tonal system is something like Chinese where the whole language is built around pronouncing 1 of the 4 tones in a word correctly, else it means something else entirely.
Example:
>Chinese tongue twister:
>四是四,十是十,十四是十四,四十是四十
>Pronounced : "sì shì sì, shí shì shí, shísì shì shísì, sìshí shì sìshí"
>"Four is four, ten is ten, fourteen is fourteen, forty is forty."
Whereas in Norwegian, the pitch differences are usually visible when written, e.g bönner, bönder.
Owen Long
I like Norsk
Jose Hernandez
>kledt
Cameron Baker
Norwegian rhymes
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Ryan Nelson
What's wrong with it? Is kledd more correct?
Lucas Murphy
Why the facepalm? It's the way it's written on the album.
Julian Baker
Holmlia isn't Norway.
Elijah Howard
Yeah, and it's wrong.
The correct form is kledd.
Aaron Reed
You fagget should quote me otherwise I feel ignroed.
Kledt is in your dic: nob-ordbok.uio.no
Jeremiah Long
Oslo City isn't Norway either.. at least from what I've seen. Germany is heaven compared to Oslo City..
Joseph Wood
>Ordet 'kledt' er ikke et oppslagsord i Bokmålsordboka. Men kanskje du tenker på en annen form av et oppslagsord, se nedenfor:
>The word "kledt" is not a search word in Bokmålsordboka. But maybe you're thinking of another form of a search word, see below:
The word kledt doesn't exist m8. Kledd is the correct grammar.