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the nordic Languages INDO-EUROPEAN NORTH GERMANIC ICELANDIC An archaic language that greatly resembles the old Norse spoken by the ancient vikings. The scandinavian languages were also born out of old Norse, but are no longer mutually intelligible with Icelandic. mjá ENGLISH home For comparison's sake: the old world language English. .Related to Icelandic and the three Scandinavian languages. language north island strong weak day night snow wind fire troll cat heim tungumál norður eyja sterkur veikur dagur nótt INDO-EUROPEAN NORTH GERMANIC SCANDINAVIAN DANISH, NORWEGIAN, SWEDISH Knowing one of the scandinavian languages is enough to understand all three, especially in written form. Spoken Danish can prove tricky to grasp particularly for Swedes, but Norwegian bridges the gap between Danish and Swedish. ICELANDIC DANISH NORWEGIAN SWEDISH FINNISH hjem hjem hem burdo bördo, språk spurdo späro nord spede beard snjór vindur eldur tröll köttur mjav sprog nord. 0 stærk svag dag nat sne vind ild trold. mjau kat oy sterk svak dag natt snø vind ild troll mjau katt språk nord Ö stark svag dag natt. snö vind eld troll katt URALIC FINNO-UGRIC FINNIC FINNISH Not from the same language family as the other four Nordic languages. Absolute gibberish. :-DDDD bädro tsöbö späro bärde sburdro sbärdo ebin XDDD sröbo bärda benis :DD budro spöar berdö sbordä sperdö sburdö :DDD 453
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