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Norwegian Nynorsk: Languages of the World: Introductory Over



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Polyglot Alexander Arguelles presents a series of videos to provide introductory overviews of the languages of the world. Working diachronically through various language families in turn, he demonstrates how to identify each language, translates a text sample to show how it works, and discusses its genetic affiliation and cultural context. For further information about the series, please refer to http://www.foreignlanguageexpertise.com/


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and interesting to ... ( 2 months ago by christersovre)
and interesting to see the comparison between the old-norse\germanic languages. ty
Very impressive! Do ... ( 2 months ago by missfluorescence)
Very impressive! Do you also understand all these languages when they are spoken by natives? I grew up in Norway with swedish parents so I speak both languages fluently, and I must say, you are good. Your Nynorsk sounds even better than your Swedish and Danish. Polyglots seems to be quite unusual in countries were English is the mainly language, but in the Skandinavian countries you must speak at least two: your mother tongue and English.
the language ny ... ( 1 month ago by Thiren111)
the language ny norsk, is actuelly a colection of direfent dialects in norway.
Array ( 1 month ago by Thiren111)
sidem
ål suger de som vil snakke nynorsk burde få lov og de som vil snakke bokmål burde få snakke det
uff, jeg hater ... ( 1 month ago by carboy744)
uff, jeg hater nynorsk. og nordlendinger... VEKK MED NYNORSK P
Å SKOLEN!!!!!!!!
heeeeelt enig med ... ( 1 month ago by carboy744)
heeeeelt enig med deg...
de fleste ... ( 1 month ago by carboy744)
de fleste nordmennene i Norge snakker bokm
ål!!
Sounds like Swedish ... ( 1 month ago by SossarHatarSverige)
Sounds like Swedish..
Polyglots are so ... ( 1 month ago by mick1316591)
Polyglots are so rare in the USA at least because most of our schools only teach English, and there is an irrational fear that if we begin teaching other languages, English won't remain the dominant language here.
Nynorsk does not ... ( 1 month ago by juliogct)
Nynorsk does not sound like swedish, but the narrator is pronouncing it with an accent which sounds like a mix of easter bokmaal dialects and swedish. The main phonetical characteristic of Nynorsk is that is not nearly as tonal as its scandinavian counterparts. A piece of advice, ikkje in Nynorsk sounds a lot more like ikkje in Faroese rather than "isshah".
Dette stemmer ... ( 1 month ago by eldtrell)
Dette stemmer overhodet ikke,
de fleste skriver det dog.
Well you try to ... ( 1 month ago by Gormach)
Well you try to learn all the germanic languages including the dead ones nuub! Check out his work and stop crying about pronounsiation, he say in the start that he is just trying to make the best of it. Stop beeing picky ffs!
Thank you, thank ... ( 1 month ago by ProfASAr)
Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you!
veldig bra. selv er ... ( 1 month ago by Kevin507)
veldig bra. selv er jeg Norsk, s
å jeg hører jo noen feil her å der:P det var uansett morsomt å høre hvordan utlendinger ser på språket:)
Yeah Ikkje/ikki ... ( 1 month ago by turbofritz2)
Yeah Ikkje/ikki sounds exacly alike in nynorsk(most western norwegians dialects) and faroese. Something that icelantic doesn
´t have. Look up "faroese language" here in youtube some faroese has youtube vidos of better pronounciations of our lang. But doesn´t generaly doesn´t swedish and ny norsk has alot of similarites? i mean -a -an -ar endings instead of -e -en -er endings as well as the words themself. I can fin
d lots of similarities with Faroese, Nynorsk and Swedish.
Is that really why ... ( 1 month ago by stupidblond428a)
Is that really why schools dont teach more languages?! thats a stupid reason..ugh. I would LOVE to have norsk or svensk studies at school..we only have german, french, spanish, latin and sign language. I personally think they are all boring languages..haha i want norsk xD
ignoring the words, ... ( 1 month ago by tiddler111)
ignoring the words, he actually sounds scottish!! no, i've never heard any of the western norwegian accents sounding like this. great series though. i've enjoyed watching them all. brave man trying all those accents.
Array ( 1 month ago by 75312369874)
S
í i Rividarcha GRAZIAS
Its actually a ... ( 2 weeks ago by stairway90)
Its actually a language based on different langages in norway. It's not just a collection, but a second language. The difference is like English and American-english.
very good:) do you ... ( 2 weeks ago by stairway90)
very good:) do you plan to learn bokm
ål? I've heard its easier to learn norwegian if you learn nynorsk, because its closer to the way we talk?
Array ( 1 week ago by qeib87)
Hello,
Do you teach? =D If you teach, please teach me Norwegian one day. It's lovely. Ben =)
I could teatch you ... ( 1 week ago by KBremnes)
I could teatch you Norwegian if you'd like. No problem really. I speak it fluently so^^
I could teach you ... ( 1 week ago by KBremnes)
I could teach you Noregian if you'd like to learn it. I speak it fluently so it's no problem really=)
I am born in norway ... ( 1 day ago by shayma95)
I am born in norway :D and speaks norwegians xD but not NYNORSK i speak BOKM
ÅL ;P



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