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important norwegian question
Private
Living legend



Maxwell wrote:
Et reptil os so wrong this language fucking sucks
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Date: 11-06-2025 22:37
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Living legend



Maxwell wrote:
Intresting cus I say
ET krypdyr
EIN reptil
EI øgla

But they r all reptile giggl..
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Date: 11-06-2025 22:47
Skadi
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Skadi wrote:
unless you know specifically if that particular reptile is female or male, for bokmål it would be "en reptil", making it masculine. my dialect is closer to nynorsk though, so personally i'd say "ein reptil" 
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Date: 12-06-2025 00:33
TogetherForever
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TogetherForever wrote:
its funny how it changes for different languages based on if they have a neuter or not. 
spanish : el reptil (masculine)
german : das reptil (neuter)

I think english is kind of funny in how its only pronouns are for living things
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Date: 12-06-2025 05:01
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kruspersille wrote:
Skadi wrote:
unless you know specifically if that particular reptile is female or male, for bokmål it would be "en reptil", making it masculine. my dialect is closer to nynorsk though, so personally i'd say "ein reptil" 
it wouldnt though, would it
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Date: 12-06-2025 09:58
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Maxwell wrote:
Skadi wrote:
unless you know specifically if that particular reptile is female or male, for bokmål it would be "en reptil", making it masculine. my dialect is closer to nynorsk though, so personally i'd say "ein reptil" 
I dont think knowin the gender of the animal makes a difference does it
My dog is still ein hund even tho she a girlypop it wud b odd to say ei hund
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Date: 12-06-2025 10:58
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Maxwell wrote:
Now what I cud say is ei hundabikkja then dog is suddenly female
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Date: 12-06-2025 10:59
Skadi
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Skadi wrote:
Maxwell wrote:
Skadi wrote:
unless you know specifically if that particular reptile is female or male, for bokmål it would be "en reptil", making it masculine. my dialect is closer to nynorsk though, so personally i'd say "ein reptil" 
I dont think knowin the gender of the animal makes a difference does it
My dog is still ein hund even tho she a girlypop it wud b odd to say ei hund
oh yeah that's true. i was thinking of the ways that you can convey in norwegian of the sex of an animal "hoa", "hannen", "den tispa", osv), but that doesnt really apply to ei / ein though yeah, mb
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Date: 12-06-2025 13:40
Private
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Maxwell wrote:
Norwegian is so silly
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Date: 12-06-2025 14:34
Aske
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Aske wrote:
Maxwell wrote:
Et reptil os so wrong this language fucking sucks
im so thankful you see it this way
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Date: 12-06-2025 20:50
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Maxwell wrote:
Aske wrote:
Maxwell wrote:
Et reptil os so wrong this language fucking sucks
im so thankful you see it this way
we r both from the west we r united 
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Date: 12-06-2025 20:51
Aske
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Aske wrote:
Skadi wrote:
Maxwell wrote:
Skadi wrote:
unless you know specifically if that particular reptile is female or male, for bokmål it would be "en reptil", making it masculine. my dialect is closer to nynorsk though, so personally i'd say "ein reptil" 
I dont think knowin the gender of the animal makes a difference does it
My dog is still ein hund even tho she a girlypop it wud b odd to say ei hund
oh yeah that's true. i was thinking of the ways that you can convey in norwegian of the sex of an animal "hoa", "hannen", "den tispa", osv), but that doesnt really apply to ei / ein though yeah, mb
im ean theres usually different terms, not for reptiles mby but all the normal everyday animals you may enounter like
søye/vêr, bukk/hind, bamse/binne katt/katte idk the genders of words correspond to the gender of the animals its one of the few instances where it avtually makes sense
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Date: 12-06-2025 20:51
Aske
Prince of Pop



Aske wrote:
Maxwell wrote:
Aske wrote:
Maxwell wrote:
Et reptil os so wrong this language fucking sucks
im so thankful you see it this way
we r both from the west we r united 
id love for this to be a west thing id feel so validated im so certain ein reptil is correct per everyday speech despite the dictionary saying no
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Date: 12-06-2025 20:56
Private
Minister of Pop



Heartbroken wrote:
Aske wrote:
Maxwell wrote:
Aske wrote:
im so thankful you see it this way
we r both from the west we r united 
id love for this to be a west thing id feel so validated im so certain ein reptil is correct per everyday speech despite the dictionary saying no
i still cannot decide.. im also from west
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Date: 12-06-2025 20:57
Private
Living legend



Maxwell wrote:
Heartbroken wrote:
Aske wrote:
Maxwell wrote:
we r both from the west we r united 
id love for this to be a west thing id feel so validated im so certain ein reptil is correct per everyday speech despite the dictionary saying no
i still cannot decide.. im also from west
u r like fake west u dont count
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Date: 12-06-2025 21:08
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