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wug wrote:
Aske wrote:
Fibraecataphyllolotlum wrote:
Aske wrote:
lmfao yes tbh, everything that isn't western or northern norwegian im just what 
can't relate i speak trøndersk so western norwegian is arguably the biggest challenge, the biggest horror is like southwestern norwegian it's like what the fuck is this faroese?? what
i experience a 10 second lag whenever someone speaks trøndersk
it makes sense tho, when i've been reading about norwegian dialects, the conclusion is basically that trøndersk and western norwegian are polar opposites
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Date: 26-05-2022 02:24
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Eliah wrote:
I don't know, maybe this? There's English lyrics on YouTube but whatever....... 
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ouch wrote:
I think karpe mby is one of the only music from norway I don't understand, but I think its cus their lyrics have become extremely weird so you can't fill in stuff by thinking 
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Date: 26-05-2022 02:28
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Eliah wrote:
Or this-
More or less the only songs I like in languages I don't speak
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wug wrote:
ouch wrote:
I think karpe mby is one of the only music from norway I don't understand, but I think its cus their lyrics have become extremely weird so you can't fill in stuff by thinking 

x
i stopped listening to whatever they've produced since 2010 tbh 
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Date: 26-05-2022 02:29
Aske
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Aske wrote:
Fibraecataphyllolotlum wrote:
Aske wrote:
Fibraecataphyllolotlum wrote:
can't relate i speak trøndersk so western norwegian is arguably the biggest challenge, the biggest horror is like southwestern norwegian it's like what the fuck is this faroese?? what
i experience a 10 second lag whenever someone speaks trøndersk
it makes sense tho, when i've been reading about norwegian dialects, the conclusion is basically that trøndersk and western norwegian are polar opposites
oh that's interesting,, btu sounds about right yes
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Date: 26-05-2022 02:33
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ouch wrote:
Fibraecataphyllolotlum wrote:
ouch wrote:
I think karpe mby is one of the only music from norway I don't understand, but I think its cus their lyrics have become extremely weird so you can't fill in stuff by thinking 

x
i stopped listening to whatever they've produced since 2010 tbh 
I liked sas plus sas pussy but other than that I think pre 2012 is best
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Date: 26-05-2022 02:35
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wug wrote:
Aske wrote:
Fibraecataphyllolotlum wrote:
Aske wrote:
i experience a 10 second lag whenever someone speaks trøndersk
it makes sense tho, when i've been reading about norwegian dialects, the conclusion is basically that trøndersk and western norwegian are polar opposites
oh that's interesting,, btu sounds about right yes
basically norwegian dialects are grouped in østnorsk and vestnorsk, the first group is østlandsk and trøndersk and the other group is the remaining, northern norwegian and trøndersk clearly have traits in common as well, and to some degree you could argue that vestlandsk and østlandsk, at least in the border areas have some features in common.. trøndersk and sørlandsk do have some things in common although the general like prosody and all is extremely different.. but trøndersk and vestlandsk.... very few things. only lexical things like allegedly fot = hele benet + det som er fot i østlandsk 
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Date: 26-05-2022 02:36
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wug wrote:
ouch wrote:
Fibraecataphyllolotlum wrote:
ouch wrote:
I think karpe mby is one of the only music from norway I don't understand, but I think its cus their lyrics have become extremely weird so you can't fill in stuff by thinking 

x
i stopped listening to whatever they've produced since 2010 tbh 
I liked sas plus sas pussy but other than that I think pre 2012 is best
they peaked in like 2008 honestly
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Date: 26-05-2022 02:36
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ouch wrote:
Fibraecataphyllolotlum wrote:
ouch wrote:
Fibraecataphyllolotlum wrote:
i stopped listening to whatever they've produced since 2010 tbh 
I liked sas plus sas pussy but other than that I think pre 2012 is best
they peaked in like 2008 honestly
I liked some songs on kors på halsen but I don't think I've ever rlly listened to a full album from them except the sas plus one lol
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Date: 26-05-2022 02:38
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wug wrote:
ouch wrote:
Fibraecataphyllolotlum wrote:
ouch wrote:
I liked sas plus sas pussy but other than that I think pre 2012 is best
they peaked in like 2008 honestly
I liked some songs on kors på halsen but I don't think I've ever rlly listened to a full album from them except the sas plus one lol
i haven't heard that lmao
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Date: 26-05-2022 02:40
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ouch wrote:
Fibraecataphyllolotlum wrote:
Aske wrote:
Fibraecataphyllolotlum wrote:
it makes sense tho, when i've been reading about norwegian dialects, the conclusion is basically that trøndersk and western norwegian are polar opposites
oh that's interesting,, btu sounds about right yes
basically norwegian dialects are grouped in østnorsk and vestnorsk, the first group is østlandsk and trøndersk and the other group is the remaining, northern norwegian and trøndersk clearly have traits in common as well, and to some degree you could argue that vestlandsk and østlandsk, at least in the border areas have some features in common.. trøndersk and sørlandsk do have some things in common although the general like prosody and all is extremely different.. but trøndersk and vestlandsk.... very few things. only lexical things like allegedly fot = hele benet + det som er fot i østlandsk 
Me saying heile beinet og foten but I think it just depends, I say tallerken instead of fat, spise instead of ete, but if u move one hour in location they r much more breisnakka (??)
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Date: 26-05-2022 02:41
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wug wrote:
ouch wrote:
Fibraecataphyllolotlum wrote:
Aske wrote:
oh that's interesting,, btu sounds about right yes
basically norwegian dialects are grouped in østnorsk and vestnorsk, the first group is østlandsk and trøndersk and the other group is the remaining, northern norwegian and trøndersk clearly have traits in common as well, and to some degree you could argue that vestlandsk and østlandsk, at least in the border areas have some features in common.. trøndersk and sørlandsk do have some things in common although the general like prosody and all is extremely different.. but trøndersk and vestlandsk.... very few things. only lexical things like allegedly fot = hele benet + det som er fot i østlandsk 
Me saying heile beinet og foten but I think it just depends, I say tallerken instead of fat, spise instead of ete, but if u move one hour in location they r much more breisnakka (??)
i say fot about the entire leg regardless and i say fat and not tallerken, i say spise, but i do have apocope so i say spis 
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Date: 26-05-2022 02:42
Aske
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Aske wrote:
Fibraecataphyllolotlum wrote:
Aske wrote:
Fibraecataphyllolotlum wrote:
it makes sense tho, when i've been reading about norwegian dialects, the conclusion is basically that trøndersk and western norwegian are polar opposites
oh that's interesting,, btu sounds about right yes
basically norwegian dialects are grouped in østnorsk and vestnorsk, the first group is østlandsk and trøndersk and the other group is the remaining, northern norwegian and trøndersk clearly have traits in common as well, and to some degree you could argue that vestlandsk and østlandsk, at least in the border areas have some features in common.. trøndersk and sørlandsk do have some things in common although the general like prosody and all is extremely different.. but trøndersk and vestlandsk.... very few things. only lexical things like allegedly fot = hele benet + det som er fot i østlandsk 
oh i thought trøndersk had it's own category
it's wild to me that trøndersk is so different, even on the coast, the coastline dialects are generally very much more intelligable, to me at least lol, than when you move inlands but then trøndersk is like haha u thought
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