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kruspersille wrote:
guess it makes sense cause i cant think of a single bestemt substantiv that would end with a in swedish

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devilcake wrote:

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We have en and ett but they aren’t labeled by femenine and masculine

isnt en utrum, thats called felleskjønn in norwegian, as in feminine and masculine combined
and ett is neuter?

I suppose so! We just learn them as utrum and neutrum or n words n t words 😭

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devilcake wrote:

kruspersille wrote:
guess it makes sense cause i cant think of a single bestemt substantiv that would end with a in swedish

Some older dialects do, I can’t think of examples beyond just vaguely recalling the idea of someone saying a word like that in my brain

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devilcake wrote:
Learning yall have 3 gender options actual boom exploded my brain a bit I feel like I understand Norwegian a lot better just like that….

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kruspersille wrote:

devilcake wrote:

kruspersille wrote:
guess it makes sense cause i cant think of a single bestemt substantiv that would end with a in swedish

Some older dialects do, I can’t think of examples beyond just vaguely recalling the idea of someone saying a word like that in my brain

wait thats true!!!!!!!!!!!
like the dialect in jämtländsk vaggvisa

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kruspersille wrote:

Du är likens sauan
Når du knip med auga
Ha inte stånnan sôva
Bell int stret emot

Mjuk och fin lik tussan
Som du sir på floan
Söt o go som mylta
Du jet sôva nu

A'mamma sôv me kuan
Pôjkan sôv me stoschan
N'far han sôv med ittnå
Och nu sôver du
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i always thot it sounded half norwegian guess it makes sense why now !!!!

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devilcake wrote:

kruspersille wrote:

devilcake wrote:

kruspersille wrote:
guess it makes sense cause i cant think of a single bestemt substantiv that would end with a in swedish

Some older dialects do, I can’t think of examples beyond just vaguely recalling the idea of someone saying a word like that in my brain

wait thats true!!!!!!!!!!!
like the dialect in jämtländsk vaggvisa

Yeah!

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devilcake wrote:

kruspersille wrote:

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i always thot it sounded half norwegian guess it makes sense why now !!!!

I love Scandinavian dialects for this yes cos it’s like such a good example how intertwined the languages r n I like how you can see that they get a bit mor similar the closer they are to the other countries n all that….

is all just one big language weeee

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kruspersille wrote:
!Jämtska substantiv kan, precis som i norska, färöiska, isländska och de flesta svenska dialekter, men i olikhet med rikssvenska och danska, delas in i tre genus: maskulinum, femininum och neutrum"

this is so cool

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devilcake wrote:

kruspersille wrote:
!Jämtska substantiv kan, precis som i norska, färöiska, isländska och de flesta svenska dialekter, men i olikhet med rikssvenska och danska, delas in i tre genus: maskulinum, femininum och neutrum"

this is so cool

Very cool!

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devilcake wrote:
Inchredting that standardized danish n Swedish both seem to have dropped a grammatical gender

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kruspersille wrote:

devilcake wrote:
Inchredting that standardized danish n Swedish both seem to have dropped a grammatical gender

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kruspersille wrote:
what is going on !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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