Nordic languages

[Isaac Bell]

Why hasn't there been any attempt at constructing a common Nordic language? They are already mostly mutually intelligible, and most words in one language exist as archaic ones in the others.
For example, the Swedish word for window is "fönster", while the Danish and Norwegian words are "vindue" and "vindu", respectively. However, an archaic Swedish word for window is "vindöga", lit. wind-eye.
There already exists such a project for the Slavic languages, Interslavic. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interslavic_language

[Kayden Diaz]

You should all start speaking estonian imho

[Asher Ross]

Estonian?

[John Sanchez]

>They are already mostly mutually intelligible
not really danish is totally alien
t. non-native speaker

[Jace Garcia]

The vocabulary and syntax is perfectly intelligible, it's just that they pronounce consonants as if they're vowels.

[Ryan Hughes]

>fönster

Fönäri

[Alexander Parker]

You already speak Russian tho. Why bother?

[Brandon Evans]

dialects here are already a mess, no way a unified scandi language will work out

[Lincoln Ward]

t. Osloborger

[Kayden Anderson]

>mostly