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jesus 3 hours?? i was like 30 minutes to get to my ex was like nah i dont need u as a friend, what use do i have for someone living that far when i have everything i got here

Yeahh lol so I have to take the bus, iss like 350 kr each way or sum but idk, also ouff I forgot abt corona rn, hopefully ion have to wear a mask

jesus that's expensive asfuck, it's like 300kr both ways in total when i have to go to jylland (also a 3 hours drive), but u probably need to wear a mask..

I think iss just a recommendation currently to wear them there, so I will see once it gets closer cus im thinking imma go there in easter now, just, I literally don't own a mask n also I get so bad anxiety from wearing one I would probably just drop dead. Also smoking smh

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Hm I don’t mind it much, can’t really blame anyone when I know I don’t pronounce shit correctly all the time either, not in other languages at least

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Hm I don’t mind it much, can’t really blame anyone when I know I don’t pronounce shit correctly all the time either, not in other languages at least

Sometimes I sound like I have a speech impediment in english cus I say the letters the same as in norwegian ouff, esp r is hard

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Yeahh lol so I have to take the bus, iss like 350 kr each way or sum but idk, also ouff I forgot abt corona rn, hopefully ion have to wear a mask

jesus that's expensive asfuck, it's like 300kr both ways in total when i have to go to jylland (also a 3 hours drive), but u probably need to wear a mask..

I think iss just a recommendation currently to wear them there, so I will see once it gets closer cus im thinking imma go there in easter now, just, I literally don't own a mask n also I get so bad anxiety from wearing one I would probably just drop dead. Also smoking smh

oh wow we cant relate in denmark, i have like 7 made of fabric and always a packages of the medical ones laying around. i have to wear them as work too. wearing the medicals ones feels like nothing if u need to wear one

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Hm I don’t mind it much, can’t really blame anyone when I know I don’t pronounce shit correctly all the time either, not in other languages at least

Sometimes I sound like I have a speech impediment in english cus I say the letters the same as in norwegian ouff, esp r is hard

Ye but I know Scandinavian languages don’t have the exact same phonetic sounds as English, should go for Norwegian too but I know Swedes have a hard time pronouncing th as that’s a sound that doesn’t exist in our language, so all of that is very very reasonable, you’d literally have to learn a completely new sound and that’s a lot easier said than done
same reason why Japanese speakers have trouble hearing a difference between r and l, since their phonetics have that as the same letter, while we have two different sounds for it 🤷🏻‍♀️

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jesus that's expensive asfuck, it's like 300kr both ways in total when i have to go to jylland (also a 3 hours drive), but u probably need to wear a mask..

I think iss just a recommendation currently to wear them there, so I will see once it gets closer cus im thinking imma go there in easter now, just, I literally don't own a mask n also I get so bad anxiety from wearing one I would probably just drop dead. Also smoking smh

oh wow we cant relate in denmark, i have like 7 made of fabric and always a packages of the medical ones laying around. i have to wear them as work too. wearing the medicals ones feels like nothing if u need to wear one

Thats not the cause for the anxiety, its cus I look stupid lmaooo, n also just having it over ur face ouff. I tried one of the medical ones just to like, try yeah, n it was so horrible ouff. I mean, norwegian restrictions r more locally based, n where I live there r barely/none covid cases so theres like nothing except wash ur hands n stay 1 meter apart or whatevr

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Hm I don’t mind it much, can’t really blame anyone when I know I don’t pronounce shit correctly all the time either, not in other languages at least

Sometimes I sound like I have a speech impediment in english cus I say the letters the same as in norwegian ouff, esp r is hard

Ye but I know Scandinavian languages don’t have the exact same phonetic sounds as English, should go for Norwegian too but I know Swedes have a hard time pronouncing th as that’s a sound that doesn’t exist in our language, so all of that is very very reasonable, you’d literally have to learn a completely new sound and that’s a lot easier said than done
same reason why Japanese speakers have trouble hearing a difference between r and l, since their phonetics have that as the same letter, while we have two different sounds for it 🤷🏻‍♀️

Yeah I think swedish speakers have a harder time tho, like the whole pronounciation kf words/letter are so different, but w norwegian, the only one I can think of is english r is hard to pronounce, like saying mirror lol, absolutely horrible. But w sedish everything has that distinct swedish sound ukno, but norwegian doesn't have a distinct sound like that, except some parts

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take a bet that it is probably not something the person with the impairments enjoys either. like my sis was struggling with some letters as a kid and she had to take lessons for it, and it affected her a lot bc she got teased over it.

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Sometimes I sound like I have a speech impediment in english cus I say the letters the same as in norwegian ouff, esp r is hard

Ye but I know Scandinavian languages don’t have the exact same phonetic sounds as English, should go for Norwegian too but I know Swedes have a hard time pronouncing th as that’s a sound that doesn’t exist in our language, so all of that is very very reasonable, you’d literally have to learn a completely new sound and that’s a lot easier said than done
same reason why Japanese speakers have trouble hearing a difference between r and l, since their phonetics have that as the same letter, while we have two different sounds for it 🤷🏻‍♀️

Yeah I think swedish speakers have a harder time tho, like the whole pronounciation kf words/letter are so different, but w norwegian, the only one I can think of is english r is hard to pronounce, like saying mirror lol, absolutely horrible. But w sedish everything has that distinct swedish sound ukno, but norwegian doesn't have a distinct sound like that, except some parts

Oh I’d say Norwegian have a very specific sound haha, but I don’t know how it is with your phonetics so I can’t speak about that part, that I can only say from a Swedish point of view so far, made me curious tho so I might look into it

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take a bet that it is probably not something the person with the impairments enjoys either. like my sis was struggling with some letters as a kid and she had to take lessons for it, and it affected her a lot bc she got teased over it.

Yes honestly it was so weird, cus the dude I like now, couldn't say r at all at barneskole or ungdomsskolen, but he was transferred to out school at barneskolen after being bullied at another one, n then despite not being bullied he still couldn't say r at all in those years yeah, but now that I met him cus he goes in my sisters class at vgs (he dropped out equal amount as me lmao) he suddenly speaks completely normal !! I was like wtf. N I even commented on it but I think he said he was too lazy to try to learn it at undomsskolen lmao

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u rlly hate ur ex

Yes, cus number 1: he is just extremely cringy n awkward, 2: he can't say L, 3: he is mean man

Pls im talking to him rn I said I wanted to meet him, n he said hes unsure what his mother would think lmao, n I said iss ok hello ur mother likes me yeah, n he said yeah I think she really did have time to like u when we were together, n then I said "yes im very likeable despite being a capitalist" (she and her entire family is hardcore socialists activists u get the deal) lmfao pls

why are u even a capitalist u dont even have a job where being a capitalist would be beneficial

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Ye but I know Scandinavian languages don’t have the exact same phonetic sounds as English, should go for Norwegian too but I know Swedes have a hard time pronouncing th as that’s a sound that doesn’t exist in our language, so all of that is very very reasonable, you’d literally have to learn a completely new sound and that’s a lot easier said than done
same reason why Japanese speakers have trouble hearing a difference between r and l, since their phonetics have that as the same letter, while we have two different sounds for it 🤷🏻‍♀️

Yeah I think swedish speakers have a harder time tho, like the whole pronounciation kf words/letter are so different, but w norwegian, the only one I can think of is english r is hard to pronounce, like saying mirror lol, absolutely horrible. But w sedish everything has that distinct swedish sound ukno, but norwegian doesn't have a distinct sound like that, except some parts

Oh I’d say Norwegian have a very specific sound haha, but I don’t know how it is with your phonetics so I can’t speak about that part, that I can only say from a Swedish point of view so far, made me curious tho so I might look into it

I think we have a distinct accent, esp if ur from south norway (like oslo n stuff ?) but other than the accent, I think the letter pronounciation is almost the same idk

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Yes, cus number 1: he is just extremely cringy n awkward, 2: he can't say L, 3: he is mean man

Pls im talking to him rn I said I wanted to meet him, n he said hes unsure what his mother would think lmao, n I said iss ok hello ur mother likes me yeah, n he said yeah I think she really did have time to like u when we were together, n then I said "yes im very likeable despite being a capitalist" (she and her entire family is hardcore socialists activists u get the deal) lmfao pls

why are u even a capitalist u dont even have a job where being a capitalist would be beneficial

I have no job smh. But fr, im not full blown capitalist like u would say capitalism is like in america n stuff, I think like the capitalism we have currently in norway, w some social benefits, its good

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Yeah I think swedish speakers have a harder time tho, like the whole pronounciation kf words/letter are so different, but w norwegian, the only one I can think of is english r is hard to pronounce, like saying mirror lol, absolutely horrible. But w sedish everything has that distinct swedish sound ukno, but norwegian doesn't have a distinct sound like that, except some parts

Oh I’d say Norwegian have a very specific sound haha, but I don’t know how it is with your phonetics so I can’t speak about that part, that I can only say from a Swedish point of view so far, made me curious tho so I might look into it

I think we have a distinct accent, esp if ur from south norway (like oslo n stuff ?) but other than the accent, I think the letter pronounciation is almost the same idk

oslo doesnt have a distinct accent its just simplified danish

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Oh I’d say Norwegian have a very specific sound haha, but I don’t know how it is with your phonetics so I can’t speak about that part, that I can only say from a Swedish point of view so far, made me curious tho so I might look into it

I think we have a distinct accent, esp if ur from south norway (like oslo n stuff ?) but other than the accent, I think the letter pronounciation is almost the same idk

oslo doesnt have a distinct accent its just simplified danish

I mean their accent when they speak english, its the typical norwegian english accent, but western norwegian ppl for example have an easier time speaking english in a believable tone n stuff