"jo" is like another word for yes besides "ja" It's mainly used to stall for time, can also be used when you're not completely certain about something enough to say yes.
Ha oh boy, starting with Danish to learn Swedish is not a good idea, danish people doesn't understand Swedish all too well, and there's tons of words that means something completely different and insulting in Swedish. Like our word for bag, "Taske" means prostitute in Swedish (their word for bag is "Väska")
No if you want to start somewhere easy, pick Norwegian. Their language has been influenced by both danish and Swedish so much they have an easier time understand both.
Unfortunately there's no real Norwegian language courses over here - it's all either Danish or Swedish, so most of the advice I've been given has been to learn those instead.
But... Tuesday and Thursday ARE named after Norse gods right? I can't remember any other days of the week but I know those ones are. It's probably sad that I only know that because of playing Age of Mythology.
In our language almost all days are named after Nordic gods, besides Monday, Sunday and Saturday. so it's: Tirsdag(Tuesday)= Tyr's day Onsdag(Wednesday)= Odin's day Torsdag(Thursday)= Thor's day Fredag (Friday)= Freja's day
So the "You believe that the days of the week are named after the nothern mythology" thing up there was wrong because it implied that they aren't named after Nordic gods, and more than half of them are.
Comments 12
Wat
Reply
It's mainly used to stall for time, can also be used when you're not completely certain about something enough to say yes.
Reply
...I want to learn your language. ;___;
...OK mostly so I can then learn Swedish, and then hopefully be able to get around Norway.
Reply
Like our word for bag, "Taske" means prostitute in Swedish (their word for bag is "Väska")
No if you want to start somewhere easy, pick Norwegian. Their language has been influenced by both danish and Swedish so much they have an easier time understand both.
Reply
Reply
FAIR WARNING THOUGH, OUR GRAMMAR MAKES NO BLOODY SENSE
Reply
(The comment has been removed)
Reply
(The comment has been removed)
Reply
Reply
so it's: Tirsdag(Tuesday)= Tyr's day
Onsdag(Wednesday)= Odin's day
Torsdag(Thursday)= Thor's day
Fredag (Friday)= Freja's day
So I don't even know what sentence implied :T
Reply
Reply
Reply
Leave a comment