Nynorsk: Perbezaan antara semakan

Nynorsk berdasarkan pada [[loghat-loghat Bahasa Norway]] dan dicipta oleh [[Ivar Aasen]] pada [[abad ke-19]] sebagai alternatif Norway kepada [[Bahasa Denmark]] (yang Bokmål berasaskan) yang ditulis secara umum di Norway semasa itu.

 

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Spoken Norwegian, [[Swedish language|Swedish]] and [[Danish language|Danish]] form a [[dialect continuum|continuum]] of [[mutual intelligibility|mutually intelligible]] [[dialect]]s and [[sociolect]]s, linguistically speaking forming a common continental Scandinavian language. Nynorsk is the smallest of the four major written standards within this broad speech community alongside Norwegian Bokmål, Swedish and Danish.

The prevailing regions for Nynorsk are the western counties of [[Rogaland]], [[Hordaland]], [[Sogn og Fjordane]] and [[Møre og Romsdal]], in addition to the western/northern parts of [[Oppland]], [[Buskerud]], [[Telemark]], [[Aust-Agder|Aust-]] and [[Vest-Agder]], where an estimated 50% of the population writes Nynorsk. The usage in the rest of Norway is scarce (< 1%), which also includes the major cities and urban areas - even in the above stated areas.

 

* [[Bokmål]]

* [[Gelutan Bahasa Norway]]

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* [http://norskprogramvarebloggnn.blogspot.com/ Norsk programvareblogg] - Collection of computer programmes in Nynorsk

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