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Snusmumrikken wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Melk wrote:
also in norwegian i use kvinne, not dame bc that's like a "dannet kvinne" or .. french 
also kvinne feels more powerful 
like kvinnekamp and kvinnebevegelse u kno
No no no, here I disagree simply because of the aspect of dialects. Østnorsk? Kvinne. Trøndersk?? well.... kvinna sounds very weird and keep in mind that everything that can be classified as feminine is always conjugated in the feminine pattern, so it is always dama and not damen, kvinna sounds very weird, dama is better for it, therefore I disagree. 
You have things like "jeg er en kvinne" but it's "den dama over der" (i am a woman and that lady over there) 
but i don't call myself "dama over der" u kno
i wouldn't refer ti myself as a "dame", but i wouldn't be mad if someone else did
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Nesta wrote:
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My dad treats me like a child maybe why I don't feel like I'm woman
mine too lmao 
my dad treats me like an adult child. like "adult responsibilites!!" but also "my little girl <3"
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Trainor wrote:
Melk wrote:
also in norwegian i use kvinne, not dame bc that's like a "dannet kvinne" or .. french 
also kvinne feels more powerful 
like kvinnekamp and kvinnebevegelse u kno
calling myself kvinne just feels wrong idk. i asked my mom and she looked at me with a face similar to disgust because she agreed it was weird. woman feels ok, i can use that to describe myself, but kvinne? no
i get the feeling, i really do
but i still believe it's bc we're not exposed to it bc to be "en kvinne" is in some degree seen as something negative 
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in my very trøndersk dialect i’d rather call myself/be called dame than kvinne
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Melk wrote:
Trainor wrote:
Melk wrote:
also in norwegian i use kvinne, not dame bc that's like a "dannet kvinne" or .. french 
also kvinne feels more powerful 
like kvinnekamp and kvinnebevegelse u kno
calling myself kvinne just feels wrong idk. i asked my mom and she looked at me with a face similar to disgust because she agreed it was weird. woman feels ok, i can use that to describe myself, but kvinne? no
i get the feeling, i really do
but i still believe it's bc we're not exposed to it bc to be "en kvinne" is in some degree seen as something negative 
i dont think that’s why honestly, because i feel the same way about the word mann. i would never call a 21 year old a mann. it just feels off cause it’s still very young adult, where the words feel more like they should be used for grown adults, like, 30+, you feel? i dont know. 
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Neither of them fit - girl seems too childish while woman feels way too "adult". In Swedish I use the term tjej, which is a word you can easily use to refer to yourself until you're like 40, and after that, kvinna might be more appropriate. 
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Trainor wrote:
Melk wrote:
Trainor wrote:
calling myself kvinne just feels wrong idk. i asked my mom and she looked at me with a face similar to disgust because she agreed it was weird. woman feels ok, i can use that to describe myself, but kvinne? no
i get the feeling, i really do
but i still believe it's bc we're not exposed to it bc to be "en kvinne" is in some degree seen as something negative 
i dont think that’s why honestly, because i feel the same way about the word mann. i would never call a 21 year old a mann. it just feels off cause it’s still very young adult, where the words feel more like they should be used for grown adults, like, 30+, you feel? i dont know. 
hmm yes i can see that as well
but would you really say a 21 år gammel gutt? bc i would say a 21år gammel fyr, baybe mann.. depends on the setting. 
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i call myself a woman!!! jeg er en kvinne!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
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but like, i agree w the general gist of snus' argument that one shouldnt rly call adult ppl girls - esp since it is used as a way to degrade women especially
but im not like "the second you turn 18 you are a woman".
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Snusmumrikken wrote:
Melk wrote:
also in norwegian i use kvinne, not dame bc that's like a "dannet kvinne" or .. french 
also kvinne feels more powerful 
like kvinnekamp and kvinnebevegelse u kno
No no no, here I disagree simply because of the aspect of dialects. Østnorsk? Kvinne. Trøndersk?? well.... kvinna sounds very weird and keep in mind that everything that can be classified as feminine is always conjugated in the feminine pattern, so it is always dama and not damen, kvinna sounds very weird, dama is better for it, therefore I disagree. 
ei kvinne - kvinna is the accepted and only correct conjugation in nynorsk though
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absintjente wrote:
but like, i agree w the general gist of snus' argument that one shouldnt rly call adult ppl girls - esp since it is used as a way to degrade women especially
but im not like "the second you turn 18 you are a woman".
no but in general be reluctant to use girl about someone that's juridically an adult, there are def 18 y/os and older that qualify more for girl than woman 
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absintjente wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Melk wrote:
also in norwegian i use kvinne, not dame bc that's like a "dannet kvinne" or .. french 
also kvinne feels more powerful 
like kvinnekamp and kvinnebevegelse u kno
No no no, here I disagree simply because of the aspect of dialects. Østnorsk? Kvinne. Trøndersk?? well.... kvinna sounds very weird and keep in mind that everything that can be classified as feminine is always conjugated in the feminine pattern, so it is always dama and not damen, kvinna sounds very weird, dama is better for it, therefore I disagree. 
ei kvinne - kvinna is the accepted and only correct conjugation in nynorsk though
it sounds real strange when i say it 
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Snusmumrikken wrote:
absintjente wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
No no no, here I disagree simply because of the aspect of dialects. Østnorsk? Kvinne. Trøndersk?? well.... kvinna sounds very weird and keep in mind that everything that can be classified as feminine is always conjugated in the feminine pattern, so it is always dama and not damen, kvinna sounds very weird, dama is better for it, therefore I disagree. 
ei kvinne - kvinna is the accepted and only correct conjugation in nynorsk though
it sounds real strange when i say it 
if ur not used to nynorsk it does sound strange
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absintjente wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
absintjente wrote:
ei kvinne - kvinna is the accepted and only correct conjugation in nynorsk though
it sounds real strange when i say it 
if ur not used to nynorsk it does sound strange
yeah but even with an -a heavy dialect i think it sounds weird, like my brain is like yes that's plural only 
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absintjente wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
absintjente wrote:
ei kvinne - kvinna is the accepted and only correct conjugation in nynorsk though
it sounds real strange when i say it 
if ur not used to nynorsk it does sound strange
It sounds weird anyways, only old ppl do it like that in speech 
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