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Holic wrote:
Azriel wrote:
BloomCissi wrote:
Quote (9)What are the two varieties of written Norwegian called? (Bokmål and nynorsk)
What
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Date: 29-11-2019 22:27
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wug wrote:
snailman wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
snailman wrote:
almost every colonized country as well probably 
plus all european countries minus england pretty much 
mmm depends on if u only count "speaking two languages fluently"  bcs i gotta tell u, my fellow germs rlly do struggle with english
i've been to germany and i can confirm, they do not speak english, luckily for them i refuse to speak german so 
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Laboratory wrote:
Eis wrote:
BloomCissi wrote:
Laboratory wrote:

Samnorsk?
Omg, I just realised I posted the answer. Fail. XD
i was gonna ask HAHA

hHHhh also thought it seemed odd lmAO
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BloomCissi wrote:
This is so embarrassing, omg. 
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wug wrote:
BloomCissi wrote:
Quote (9)What are the two varieties of written Norwegian called? (Bokmål and nynorsk)
to be a dick, riksmål and landsmål if you go approx 120 years back in time 
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Troublemaker wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
snailman wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
plus all european countries minus england pretty much 
mmm depends on if u only count "speaking two languages fluently"  bcs i gotta tell u, my fellow germs rlly do struggle with english
i've been to germany and i can confirm, they do not speak english, luckily for them i refuse to speak german so 
i can aGRee


the only times i meet people that know english are teenagers n young adults in restaurant
like
mAYYBe
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Date: 29-11-2019 22:27
Laboratory
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Laboratory wrote:
BloomCissi wrote:
This is so embarrassing, omg. 

nooo hhahahahha could've happened 2 any1
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Date: 29-11-2019 22:28
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BloomCissi wrote:
Quote (9)What are the two varieties of written Norwegian called? (Bokmål and nynorsk)
danish and dialect
Date: 29-11-2019 22:28
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BloomCissi wrote:
Laboratory wrote:
BloomCissi wrote:
This is so embarrassing, omg. 

nooo hhahahahha could've happened 2 any1
This is what happens when you put the answer next to the question instead of underneath it. XD
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Date: 29-11-2019 22:29
Snailman
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snailman wrote:
Troublemaker wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
snailman wrote:
mmm depends on if u only count "speaking two languages fluently"  bcs i gotta tell u, my fellow germs rlly do struggle with english
i've been to germany and i can confirm, they do not speak english, luckily for them i refuse to speak german so 
i can aGRee


the only times i meet people that know english are teenagers n young adults in restaurant
like
mAYYBe
and even most teenagers kinda suck , especially in the years after they finished their education and dont   keep up their skills 
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wug wrote:
also regarding bilingualism, in one of my subjects a professor asked how many considered themselves bilingual and only 3 of 25 raised their hand, then she was like you know your english skills are good enough to be considered bilingualism and then almost all raised their hands soo.. yeah
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Liilian
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Liilian wrote:
snailman wrote:
Troublemaker wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
i've been to germany and i can confirm, they do not speak english, luckily for them i refuse to speak german so 
i can aGRee


the only times i meet people that know english are teenagers n young adults in restaurant
like
mAYYBe
and even most teenagers kinda suck , especially in the years after they finished their education and dont   keep up their skills 
woops
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Troublemaker wrote:
snailman wrote:
Troublemaker wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
i've been to germany and i can confirm, they do not speak english, luckily for them i refuse to speak german so 
i can aGRee


the only times i meet people that know english are teenagers n young adults in restaurant
like
mAYYBe
and even most teenagers kinda suck , especially in the years after they finished their education and dont   keep up their skills 
true
like they dont even have anywhere to use it (unless they travel somewhere) bECAuse no one speaks it
so its like an 
evil cycle 
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wrote:
snailman wrote:
Troublemaker wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
i've been to germany and i can confirm, they do not speak english, luckily for them i refuse to speak german so 
i can aGRee


the only times i meet people that know english are teenagers n young adults in restaurant
like
mAYYBe
and even most teenagers kinda suck , especially in the years after they finished their education and dont   keep up their skills 
yeppp,, my mom is from germany and honestly when i visit there i'm happy i can speak the language because yep their english is so bad HAHA
Date: 29-11-2019 22:31
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BloomCissi wrote:
Okay, moving on. (I'll add another question at the end to make up for my mishap.)

Quote (10)
How do you say "what's happening" in Jamaican Patois?
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