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Which verbs does Bergensk use? "Based from Bokmål or Nynorsk?"
Which verbs does Bergensk use? "Based from Bokmål or Nynorsk?"
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Bergensk is a dialect. Every dialect is different and they don't necessarily confine to bokmål or nynorsk. Dialects are mainly spoken while bokmål and nynorsk are written languages.
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@auroraenge yes I'm aware that nynorsk and bokmål are written languages and I just realized (I asked my teacher) that dialects indeed don't have grammars and it blew me up. She said that they use "les" on present on their dialect and wow I wonder if they do that for all verbs.
She has a Bergen dialect.
But thank you for clarifying it!
She has a Bergen dialect.
But thank you for clarifying it!
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