On Thu, 31 Aug 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Similarly, wouldn't it be plausible that some Norse people, in the absence
> of a Nynorsk interface, prefer a foreign (but familiar) language like
> English, rather than the domestic (but maybe not very well known) Bokm�l?
AFAIK every Norwegian who gets a secondary school education (most of them)
knows both written standards; the only question is, which one is taught
first (as part of learning to read/write).
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John Cowan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"[O]n the whole I'd rather make love than shoot guns [...]"
--Eric Raymond
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