Korean Version - Kim Too Young too time off his Starcraft training to do one:
Redd
yes it is
Chimney
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Originally posted by Redd
yes it is
I couldn't find a Norwegian version. If I did, this thread would have been called "Meanwhile, in the vicinity of Redd".
Joss Weatherby
Danish no, Dutch yes. Id rather hear Swedish/Norwegian with a sock in their mouth than I would German with vomit.
Banora
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Originally posted by Redd
yes it is
Norwegian sounds funny, but I agree, Danish is pretty rough to hear.
Lira
No, it's definitely Esperanto. But I'm not sure that counts as a language :p
rdevito
That Korean version FTW :wtf:
dj_alfi
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Originally posted by Lira
No, it's definitely Esperanto. But I'm not sure that counts as a language :p
Definately not as nice sounding as Solresol, that's for sure. I'm however a bit more interested in languages like Lojban though. :)
Magadansky
I am currently residing in Denmark and can say from first person view that it is very tough even if you have some background in Danish. The spoken language is completely different from the written one. You barely understand anything. But I wouldn't say it is the ugliest since I heard worse, but its not a beauty for sure.
Rød grød med fløde
Yeah...
dj_alfi
rød pølse med brød og remulaaaade.
As a Norwegian, I understand both swedish and norwegian very well, but I very often have alot of trouble understanding what danes are saying, and more than once have I had to communicate in English with them.
Also, it's not that long ago we had this very same topic going. Search button, dude.
Lira
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Originally posted by dj_alfi
Definately not as nice sounding as Solresol, that's for sure.
Yeah, that one takes the cake :p
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Originally posted by dj_alfi
I'm however a bit more interested in languages like Lojban though. :)
Looks interesting, never read about it before though. Hmmm...
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Originally posted by Magadansky
The spoken language is completely different from the written one.
So it's just like English! :D
dj_alfi
quote:
Originally posted by Lira
Looks interesting, never read about it before though. Hmmm...
As a non-native english speaker, I often find it hard to express myself as concrete and precise as I want to, even though I find it easier than in my vernacular- norwegian is a . Lojban seems to be what I need to learn to be able to share the complex ideas that bounce around in my head, without having to stop every four words to deliberate on syntax and grammar.
Maybe I'll finally get some peace and quiet in there :P
