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Words in ur own accent that people don't get
Laboratory
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Laboratory wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Laboratory wrote:
I wouldn't really say that I have a danish dialect or accent, I deffo don't speak sønderjysk n I don't speak sjællandsk. Is there a basic af jysk dialect? if so thats me lol, I've never come across anyone not understanding me or anything

my german is prob a tad influenced by my austrian conntections, my fellow students n so have often told me that its noticable but in comparison to my austrian family I feel as though I speak very standard german but o well
There sure is a difference, not that's it's not understandable tho, but all the big islands and jylland each got there own touch i would say! Except bornholmere, they sure are hard to understand sometimes.
yeahyeah deffo bunch of differences no doubt about it lmao. Even some sønderjyder I struggle big time understanding lmao...... I just have no clue what I personally speak lmaoo. basic jysk w the occasional sjællandsk when I get angry hAHA ive moved around sm my speechpatterns are broken
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Date: 16-02-2022 16:08
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Rotte wrote:
Laboratory wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Laboratory wrote:
I wouldn't really say that I have a danish dialect or accent, I deffo don't speak sønderjysk n I don't speak sjællandsk. Is there a basic af jysk dialect? if so thats me lol, I've never come across anyone not understanding me or anything

my german is prob a tad influenced by my austrian conntections, my fellow students n so have often told me that its noticable but in comparison to my austrian family I feel as though I speak very standard german but o well
There sure is a difference, not that's it's not understandable tho, but all the big islands and jylland each got there own touch i would say! Except bornholmere, they sure are hard to understand sometimes.
yeahyeah deffo bunch of differences no doubt about it lmao. Even some sønderjyder I struggle big time understanding lmao...... I just have no clue what I personally speak lmaoo. basic jysk w the occasional sjællandsk when I get angry hAHA ive moved around sm my speechpatterns are broken
Lmao, I get that, i caught a bit when i lived over in/at/on Jylland, thought it wasn't too bad 😅
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Date: 16-02-2022 16:11
Laboratory
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Laboratory wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Laboratory wrote:
Angelica wrote:
There sure is a difference, not that's it's not understandable tho, but all the big islands and jylland each got there own touch i would say! Except bornholmere, they sure are hard to understand sometimes.
yeahyeah deffo bunch of differences no doubt about it lmao. Even some sønderjyder I struggle big time understanding lmao...... I just have no clue what I personally speak lmaoo. basic jysk w the occasional sjællandsk when I get angry hAHA ive moved around sm my speechpatterns are broken
Lmao, I get that, i caught a bit when i lived over in/at/on Jylland, thought it wasn't too bad 😅
Yeahh lmaoo my friend always tells me like "ok københavner slap af" when I rant but like I also say "træls" so idek i might b broken
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Date: 16-02-2022 16:13
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Rotte wrote:
Laboratory wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Laboratory wrote:
yeahyeah deffo bunch of differences no doubt about it lmao. Even some sønderjyder I struggle big time understanding lmao...... I just have no clue what I personally speak lmaoo. basic jysk w the occasional sjællandsk when I get angry hAHA ive moved around sm my speechpatterns are broken
Lmao, I get that, i caught a bit when i lived over in/at/on Jylland, thought it wasn't too bad 😅
Yeahh lmaoo my friend always tells me like "ok københavner slap af" when I rant but like I also say "træls" so idek i might b broken
Ouch rude, haha  Sorry i had to laugh
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Date: 16-02-2022 16:15
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thecellabration wrote:
idk i have like words i use sometimes that people from other places in sweden don't get
like speta (splinter, the kind u get in your fingers u know, my computer apparently doesn't even accept that as a real word btw 😔😔😔), or jämte (next to [something])
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Date: 16-02-2022 16:32
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AtlantaG1912 wrote:
thecellabration wrote:
idk i have like words i use sometimes that people from other places in sweden don't get
like speta (splinter, the kind u get in your fingers u know, my computer apparently doesn't even accept that as a real word btw 😔😔😔), or jämte (next to [something])
its odd how people in different parts of the same country don't undertsnad what you say xx
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Date: 16-02-2022 16:38
Nelkku
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Nelkku wrote:
kagura wrote:
i also like this one. so right way to ask what time it is in finnish is "paljonko kello on?" (literal translation = how much is clock) 
but you might as well say "mitäpä se tiuku reppii?" (literal translation = what does that jingle bell tears). depends where you from it's 50/50 change you know what that means. i also think there's lot of different variatons of that too, but that's how you most likely will hear it being said in my area 
Somewhere in North Karelia?
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Date: 16-02-2022 16:42
Laboratory
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Laboratory wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Laboratory wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Lmao, I get that, i caught a bit when i lived over in/at/on Jylland, thought it wasn't too bad 😅
Yeahh lmaoo my friend always tells me like "ok københavner slap af" when I rant but like I also say "træls" so idek i might b broken
Ouch rude, haha  Sorry i had to laugh
ikR
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Nelkku
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Nelkku wrote:
In Lahti region in the Southern Finland where I have lived a half of my childhood, they say ''taakke'' when someone is going to behind of something. In the Finnish written language the word behind means ''taakse''. 
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Date: 16-02-2022 16:45
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AtlantaG1912 wrote:
Nelkku wrote:
In Lahti region in the Southern Finland where I have lived a half of my childhood, they say ''taakke'' when someone is going to behind of something. In the Finnish written language the word behind means ''taakse''. 
so they drop a k and replace it was an s? xx
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Date: 16-02-2022 16:47
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ouch wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
My country has such strong dialects that one half of the country doesn't understand the other half of the country
I feel the same but also ppl r just stupid, I think I only know 1 ish dialect I don't rlly understand, but ppl from from oslo dont Undertanad anything (full offence)
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AtlantaG1912 wrote:
ouch wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
My country has such strong dialects that one half of the country doesn't understand the other half of the country
I feel the same but also ppl r just stupid, I think I only know 1 ish dialect I don't rlly understand, but ppl from from oslo dont Undertanad anything (full offence)
Londoners don't understand anything past Manchester in my opinion xx
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ouch wrote:
Angelica wrote:
I don't have an accent or dialect, but jylland got some other "words" for things, that i don't get. At least what i remember from my childhood 🥴
How do u not have a dialect lol
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Rotte wrote:
ouch wrote:
Angelica wrote:
I don't have an accent or dialect, but jylland got some other "words" for things, that i don't get. At least what i remember from my childhood 🥴
How do u not have a dialect lol
I guess i do, it's just not something special lmao. 
I looked it up and from what i could find it's called island danish.
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Date: 16-02-2022 17:09
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AtlantaG1912 wrote:
Angelica wrote:
ouch wrote:
Angelica wrote:
I don't have an accent or dialect, but jylland got some other "words" for things, that i don't get. At least what i remember from my childhood 🥴
How do u not have a dialect lol
I guess i do, it's just not something special lmao. 
I looked it up and from what i could find it's called island danish.
sounds exotic haha xx
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