His language only has 1 (one) written language

>his language only has 1 (one) written language

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I thought you have similar situation as us? "book toungue" and "spoken tongue"

> his language is irrelevant outside of its home country

>his language doesn't exist

Aren't Nynorsk and Bokmaal (sp?) basically the same? Or am I being a stereotypical Ameritard?

> t. Scot

They are fairly similar, annoyingly so, because it just makes it harder to differentiate between them on tests.

>his language has been cucked out of its state
haha...ha

Both bokmål and nynorsk are written, most official documents are provided in both

>he's not bi/trilingual

I'm quadralingual.

What's so special about Norwegian? Swiss German and the dialects that are basically the same like Alsatian German have more speakers than Norwegian.

>his language has only one writing script
wâ kipâhpitinak
ᐚ ᑫᐹᐦᐱᑎᓇᐠ

You langiage also irrevalent
evereone speek hindy/azian english

>he speaks

Tyhmä
Dumt

thanks user

>quadrilingual
>not tetralingual

>be norwegian
>write in danish
>speak a swedish dialect
>hurr durr we have two languages
>meanwhile norse is actually being used in iceland and faroe islands

We too have been part of two other countries but at least we dont speak Russian and write in Swedish.

'Lingua' is a Latin word, so Latin numbers should be used for it.

> American education

delet this

so how did that happen that you didn't have your own written language and had to use danish? granted, they ruled you but still.

>his language doesn't have a different version every 20km you go

>20km
more like 2km desu

> Norwegian is a dialect of Sw*despeak

Kill yourself. Your language is a Sami dialect by that logic.

> tfw Slavified

T. Norwegian being a good Christian boi in Slovakia.

Norwegian and Swedish are just two closely related points of the same dialect continuum. One isn't a derivative of the other.

The english language is full of scandinavian words.

No. By that logic my language is a Finnish dialect. I don't speak standard Finnish but I understand it. Sami dialect? Not quite. Sami languages are distant relatives of Finnic languages.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balto-Slavic_languages
My language is as much Sami as yours is Lithuanian.
My language is as much Eesti as yours is Polish.
My language is as much Hungarian as yours is Hindi.

>he language

>pistachos
based
do you also eat "pipas" ? (sunflower seeds)

Imagine that

So when you learn a second langauge, are you du-lingual or bi-lingual?

>bong non-education

>it's an European country with language relevant thanks to the New World.

>Sami

>her language is not a macrolanguage
www-01.sil.org/iso639-3/scope.asp#M
www-01.sil.org/iso639-3/macrolanguages.asp
ethnologue.com/about/problem-language-identification#MacroLgsID

inuktitut, right?
what's an eskimo doing on int?

>his language hasn't spawned a daughter language

>eskimo
lolno
Plains Cree. We gave them the name eskimo
>askimôw. ask=raw môw=to eat an animate noun
So yeah, native actually, not inuit

>Norweigian has two written standard despite just being a dialect of Danish

English has Ireland also, most European countries don't even a single other country where their language is relevant.

Bi from Latin bis meaning twice.

Greek word for two is dyo.

Good fanni dzhoke hahahahahha
oiamlaffin

i was wit my family at rosh hashana meal and i couldn't stop eating pic related i bet i looked super autistic

A wonderful epitaph for your culture. You contributed.

what pic?