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wug wrote:
ouch wrote:
Also icelandic is like,,, finnish norwegian, yes
I agree very much, my Finnish grandfather sound like he's talking Icelandic to me while it is in reality some weird mix between Swedish and Nordtrøndersk with Finnish prosody lmao 
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i actually love german n i think it's beautiful ,, i'm biased tho lmao
also depends on the dialect
Date: 20-10-2020 18:37
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wug wrote:
Crawk wrote:
i actually love german n i think it's beautiful ,, i'm biased tho lmao
also depends on the dialect
Swiss German is peak German, it sounds like a German speaking bagpipe lmfao 
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Snusmumrikken wrote:
Crawk wrote:
i actually love german n i think it's beautiful ,, i'm biased tho lmao
also depends on the dialect
Swiss German is peak German, it sounds like a German speaking bagpipe lmfao 
kjhgfd that's very true
i've watched lots of swiss german documentaries kjnbghvfc
Date: 20-10-2020 18:38
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ouch wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Norwegian (obvioulsy), Swedish and English (no problem) 
Danish
German allegedly 
Afrikaans
Faroese 
Luxembourgish 
Icelandic
Yiddish
Dutch

were that all of them 
Icelandic is on the wrong place but I agree I think other than that probably
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wug wrote:
ouch wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Norwegian (obvioulsy), Swedish and English (no problem) 
Danish
German allegedly 
Afrikaans
Faroese 
Luxembourgish 
Icelandic
Yiddish
Dutch

were that all of them 
Icelandic is on the wrong place but I agree I think other than that probably
Nah mate, Luxembourgish sounded like some kind of Afrikaans German French breed so I understood more of what she said than the Icelandic ngl. 
Dutch is literally impossible to understand, all I hear is throat. 
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Date: 20-10-2020 18:39
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ouch wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
ouch wrote:
Also icelandic is like,,, finnish norwegian, yes
I agree very much, my Finnish grandfather sound like he's talking Icelandic to me while it is in reality some weird mix between Swedish and Nordtrøndersk with Finnish prosody lmao 
Brua I wouldn't understand that at all lmao, me thinking I probably wouldn't understand u either, to be completely honest
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Date: 20-10-2020 18:40
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Crawk wrote:
i actually love german n i think it's beautiful ,, i'm biased tho lmao
also depends on the dialect
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Date: 20-10-2020 18:40
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ouch wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
ouch wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Norwegian (obvioulsy), Swedish and English (no problem) 
Danish
German allegedly 
Afrikaans
Faroese 
Luxembourgish 
Icelandic
Yiddish
Dutch

were that all of them 
Icelandic is on the wrong place but I agree I think other than that probably
Nah mate, Luxembourgish sounded like some kind of Afrikaans German French breed so I understood more of what she said than the Icelandic ngl. 
Dutch is literally impossible to understand, all I hear is throat. 
I don't know german other than like words that r similar to norwegian  but same with icelandic tho ig lol, but the way of speaking sounds more norwegian so im just like hmmm yes I understand this (I don't)
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Date: 20-10-2020 18:41
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wug wrote:
ouch wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
ouch wrote:
Also icelandic is like,,, finnish norwegian, yes
I agree very much, my Finnish grandfather sound like he's talking Icelandic to me while it is in reality some weird mix between Swedish and Nordtrøndersk with Finnish prosody lmao 
Brua I wouldn't understand that at all lmao, me thinking I probably wouldn't understand u either, to be completely honest
Me when my grandfather speaks "hæ" 
I'm sure he's nice and all but I just......... don't understand. And I think my vocabulary makes it worse, so basically I don't understand him and if I understand I'll start going off in academic Norwegian and then he's like "that's nice" and the convo is over lmao
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wug wrote:
ouch wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
ouch wrote:
Icelandic is on the wrong place but I agree I think other than that probably
Nah mate, Luxembourgish sounded like some kind of Afrikaans German French breed so I understood more of what she said than the Icelandic ngl. 
Dutch is literally impossible to understand, all I hear is throat. 
I don't know german other than like words that r similar to norwegian  but same with icelandic tho ig lol, but the way of speaking sounds more norwegian so im just like hmmm yes I understand this (I don't)
I had German in school for 2 years so I should have some kind of skills in it. It's better than my Spanish but arguably worse than my French. 
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LeleDE wrote:
Crawk wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Crawk wrote:
i actually love german n i think it's beautiful ,, i'm biased tho lmao
also depends on the dialect
Swiss German is peak German, it sounds like a German speaking bagpipe lmfao 
kjhgfd that's very true
i've watched lots of swiss german documentaries kjnbghvfc
grüezi
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ouch wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
ouch wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
I agree very much, my Finnish grandfather sound like he's talking Icelandic to me while it is in reality some weird mix between Swedish and Nordtrøndersk with Finnish prosody lmao 
Brua I wouldn't understand that at all lmao, me thinking I probably wouldn't understand u either, to be completely honest
Me when my grandfather speaks "hæ" 
I'm sure he's nice and all but I just......... don't understand. And I think my vocabulary makes it worse, so basically I don't understand him and if I understand I'll start going off in academic Norwegian and then he's like "that's nice" and the convo is over lmao
Oh god, im so bad at figuring out what ppl r saying tho so iss like, hopeless sometimes yes ,,
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wug wrote:
ChubbyBunny wrote:
Crawk wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Swiss German is peak German, it sounds like a German speaking bagpipe lmfao 
kjhgfd that's very true
i've watched lots of swiss german documentaries kjnbghvfc
grüezi
YES THAT'S WHERE IT IS FROM OMG THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It has been bugging me for months because SAS is like Grüezi and I'm like.. I know where that's from. 
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ouch wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
ouch wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Nah mate, Luxembourgish sounded like some kind of Afrikaans German French breed so I understood more of what she said than the Icelandic ngl. 
Dutch is literally impossible to understand, all I hear is throat. 
I don't know german other than like words that r similar to norwegian  but same with icelandic tho ig lol, but the way of speaking sounds more norwegian so im just like hmmm yes I understand this (I don't)
I had German in school for 2 years so I should have some kind of skills in it. It's better than my Spanish but arguably worse than my French. 
I nevr had any other languages than norwegian n english #stupidbrain
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