Tusen takk! You also say "I" in the dialects up south in Germany (Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria), and English also uses "I", although it's pronounced differently. Originally it was pronounced as Julian does in his dialect. I also read that, relative to the total size of the country, only a very small part of Norway (including Oslo) actually says "kommer". The rest says something like "kjæm". --17.8.2023

Jeg liker virkelig hvordan du ikke legger til engelske undertekster, det gjør mer innsats for å forstå, og det er bedre, tussen takk ♥️

Jeg er fra USA, ikke Norge (Bokmål) Eg er frå USA, ikkje Noreg (Nynorsk) Eg e fra USA, ikkje Norge (Bergensk) Jæ er fra USA, ikkje Norge (Tromsø) Æ e fra USA, itj Norge (Trøndersk) Yes I am an american who is fascinated & studies the linguistic history of the Norwegian language. I enjoy the beautiful dialects including the two "offical" main writing systems (Bokmål/Nynorsk). I love learning about your country and the beautiful landscape. I love learning about the people and traditions. I love that your country is self sufficient! My adoration & respect! Your american friend

Tusen hjertelig takk👏👏👏

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Jeg liker også ingen undertekster. Jeg håper å flytte til besteforelderene mine en dag.

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Storbritannia hilser Norge! Veldig bra video. Jeg er interessert i norske dialekter. Lykke til videre. :-)

tusen takk

Jeg elsker Trøndersk, Tromsø og Bergensk dialekter

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Gibt es keine gesunde Männer, die solche Fragen beantworten können?