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Nordilande is language spoken in [[Yunaited Kaingdwm]]. It evolved from late [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middle_English Englisch] spoken in Northern Isles, Faroe Islands, and at some part of western Norway. Interaction with the mainland Norway has given the language a distinct grammar compared with [[English]]<ref> | Nordilande is language spoken in [[Yunaited Kaingdwm]]. It evolved from late [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middle_English Englisch] spoken in Northern Isles, Faroe Islands, and at some part of western Norway. Interaction with the mainland Norway has given the language a distinct grammar compared with [[English]]<ref>The ""real world™"" version of earth</ref>. Both [[English]] and Nordilande have a medium level of mutual intelligibility, higher especially when spoken, both sharing roughly 80% of their vocabulary. | ||
Nordilande is a part of Lesser Saxic branch of [[Saxo-Syzkynic_languages|Saxo-Syzkynic]]<ref>The Nguhcraft world</ref>. | |||
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:Goedestde fissen en erdapel ove heire! | :Goedestde fissen en erdapel ove heire! | ||
:The best fishes and potatoes are here! | :The best fishes and potatoes are here! | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:09, 31 December 2025
Nordilande is language spoken in Yunaited Kaingdwm. It evolved from late Englisch spoken in Northern Isles, Faroe Islands, and at some part of western Norway. Interaction with the mainland Norway has given the language a distinct grammar compared with English[1]. Both English and Nordilande have a medium level of mutual intelligibility, higher especially when spoken, both sharing roughly 80% of their vocabulary.
Nordilande is a part of Lesser Saxic branch of Saxo-Syzkynic[2].
Sample Texts
Text sample that showing the difference between two langauges:
- anne mane promized tote kidde dat Ei will bak swn enux.
- and the men promised to the kids that I will be back soon enough.
That one sign in Neu Buroux:
- Goedestde fissen en erdapel ove heire!
- The best fishes and potatoes are here!