Dialekt-video. Fyn vs. Lolland vs. Bornholm

[@FyFanNollan]

I'm an Iranian Swede but I spent a lot of time in my dad's cafe as a kid, which was in Copenhagen, so I understand Danish. I don't speak it, but as I said I understand it and I can also tell the differences in these dialects a little tho it's kinda hard. I think it's really cool, especially when your country is so small but still have a lot of unique dialects. I like Denmark :D

[@dan74695]

Heve du høyrt jysk? Jysk ljodar veldugt olika en dei andra dialekterna.

[@vackrakristaller]

One of the sweetest comments I’ve seen a Swede make about Danish. I always found the remarks Swedes and Norwegians make about how Danish sounds rude, but I know there’s academic studies that Danish is an extremely hard/slow language to learn through listening even relative to the neighbors, and it also has a totally different pitch character from Svenska and Bokmål, so I am realizing just what an acquired taste it is. But I like it too and am just happy when I hear Danes speaking..

[@FyFanNollan]

@@dan74695 Oh, yeah, I have. It's a bit harder to understand for me since obviously I don't really speak Danish, I just understand it. But if I pay more attention I can understand it, so yeah. Sorry for the very late response, haha. Happy new year!

[@FyFanNollan]

@@vackrakristaller Haha, thanks! It's always jokes. Some are funny, but they do get old at some point. And yeah, it is a hard language to learn, but obviously, those who speak Germanic languages, especially Scandinavian, have a huge advantage. Although it's still hard since there are many Swedes out there who don't understand Danish at all. The only thing they probably understand is "hi" and that's probably it. But at the end of the day, it really depends on the person and their environment. Some people have a harder time learning new languages, some don't. Like I said, I grew up spending a lot of time in my dad's cafe, which was in Copenhagen, plus I have a bunch of relatives there as well, so I was able to learn Danish thanks to those reasons. Overall, I think linguistics is a very interesting topic, so yeah, sorry for my rambling, haha. Either way, I also get happy when I hear people speaking Danish! I don't know why, but it's something about this language that makes me very happy. Maybe it's because part of me grew up in Denmark. With all that being said, happy new year! :)

[@dan74695]

@@FyFanNollan Godt nyår.

[@adorabasilwinterpock6035]

Bornholmska är lättast att förstå

[@crocodileman94]

Särskilt om man är från Skäne.

[@Nipponing]

I understand like 10%. x_x

[@SicketMog]

Gillar Bornholmskan; ligger nära skånskan.👍

[@Moses_editing]

Jeg synes det er nemmest at tale jysk

[@brianmattsson3263]

Hvor har du bare ret om Lolland på har vi Flaaaasker og Kasser .. på lolland hedder det nipper

[@olelarsen7688]

Der er en by der hedder Snave i Kent i England. Navnet betyder en"snip", et kileformet stykke land. Navnet er meget udbredt. Der er et par stykker med den orddel her omkring hvor jeg bor.

[@kem2596]

wow det er mr dansk

[@amaturearcadia]

The last one sounded like a dialect that Americans always make fun of when were mocking the Danes (ina guda funa)

[@erlendgars]

Hva er enklest å forstå for nordmenn?

[@missburn]

Jeg tænker bornholmsk. Hvad synes du selv? :)

[@erlendgars]

@@missburn etter denne videoen så vet jeg ikke. Visste ikke det var dialekter i Danmark

[@williamandersen5922]

Boi