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I can teach you Norwegian in exchange for Japanese or Spanish -
04-13-2010, 04:57 PM
Eyo! Well, I'm a native Norwegian speaker! I can help you with your writing, Nynorsk or Bokmål (My Riksmål sucks, plus, I don't think any of you want to learn that?) I can also teach you the Stavanger (also known as Siddis) dialect, it's from west Norway, though I can mimic about any Norwegian dialect...
Yeah, I need help with Japanese and Spanish... I just warn you that my Japanese is basic, really basic... And my Spanish is just, horrible! Anyone interested? "This is the Internet, where men are men, women are men, and little girls are FBI agents." 
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04-14-2010, 01:43 PM
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04-14-2010, 05:36 PM
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fly(ge) flyg el flyr, flaug, floge el ‑i fly flyr, flydde, flydd el flytt (rømme) Hmm, brukket? Som i brukket noe? Da kan du ikke bruke brekt, det skrives brekkt. Brekt ville bety breket, som er lyden sauene lager  Tror vertfall det er slik det er brekk ‑et, –, ‑a (hand‑; brot; innbrot) breke [bræke] ‑ar, ‑a, ‑a; el ‑er, ‑te, ‑t; el brekje [brækje] ‑er, ‑te, ‑t; el brekte [brækte] ‑ar, ‑a, ‑a (om sau) Mmm, kan være jeg tar helt feil Men er 99% sikker på at det er rett Håper det hjalp... Eller gjorde det deg bare enda mer usikker? "This is the Internet, where men are men, women are men, and little girls are FBI agents."
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04-21-2010, 04:40 PM
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Jeg har lurt på en stund om det stemmer at man sier "brekt" eller "flydd" på nynorsk istedenfor "brukket" eller "fløyet"?
Hihi, nei, synes det var oppklarende. ^_^
