[ SECRET POST #2687 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2687 ⌋

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Comments

Re: we don't sound like that dammit!!1

[making_excuses]

Norwegian accents never sound right when they are done by a non-Norwegian (speaking English)

My dialect is one of the ones that the entire country loves to make fun off or try to speak with, and 99% of the time they aren't even close...

Well not my, my dialect that is a mix of about 5 different major dialects and some others thrown in for good measure, my speech pattern is actually from my mothers dialect, so I can actually do a pretty convincing northerner if I can slip naturally into it, my aunt and I tend to do so. I also speak standard Norwegian with my youngest sister (not on purpose) and I do that quite perfectly. Oh where was I? Right the dialect I should be speaking if I spoke the one I grew up listening to (or one of 3 variations of it), but I don't so no one can fake my dialect, but the Trøndersk that I should be speaking, people suck at, especially as they don't realize that there is like a 100* variations of it, and you have to be familiar with it to know the difference.

Wow that got long, sorry: Short answer: No, it does not happen, it barely happens in Norwegian media.

*Not an exaggeration, there isn't just the generation gaps (grandparents, parents and children use slightly different words for stuff), but also regional differences, from inner city to the outskirts, then to the small settlements around it and so on... Norwegian is a funny language.