>His country's language doesn't have at least 5 regional dialects
I don't think such language exists btw
>>53029362
ikr
Nigga you can't even compete with us.
2 million speakers - 7 regional dialects
https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_India
>There are 22 major languages in India, written in 13 different scripts, with over 720 dialects.
>>53029362
We do
>>53029362
>"his" "country's" language
>"""""dialects"""""
Americans are the last people to talk about languages and dialects.
Also, see >>53029621.
>>53030089
Who actually speaks any dialects other then breton,corse and alsacien tho.
And basque, catalan, wallon and flamand are barely french.
>>53029621
>every other village doesn't have a distinct dialect
scrub tier desu
>>53030249
Basque breton and corsican are languages tho, dialects are the langues d'Oïl and the langues d'Oc, you can still find some people speaking them I think, my grandmother spoke some Gallo iirc
Norteño
Guaranitíco
Cuyano
Cordobés
Rioplatense
That makes five, we're safe
>>53029362
I don't know about the others but my dialect also has sub-branches.
>>53030280
But every village does have it's own dialects, that's just a map of dialect groups.
When I was small I was asked if I was from Madrid (I am from Andlusia). No, I was just an introverted kid who read books and watched TV. The standarization of the language by mass media is ending the dialects.
Cuando era pequeño me preguntaban si era de Madrid (soy de Andalucía). No, solo era un niño introvertido que leía libros y veía la televisión. La estandarización del lenguaje por los medios de comunicación está acabando con los dialectos.
>>53029362
>His country is actually a continent
>>53030280
You really don't know what you're dealing here with. People from the eastern region simply do not understand those from the west if they don't use the official Slovene as a medium.
Linguists say it's an extreme situation here in Slovenia and no one can really explain the reason why
>>53029395
Even Canada has at LEAST 5, easily.
And everything west of Quebec speaks more or less the same dialect with essentially imperceptibly small variations.
>>53029943
And half of them are still part of the Hindustani dialect continuum and pretty much mutually intelligible from Pakistan to just west of West Bengal.
>His country doesnt has more than 2 different languages and arquitecture.
>No literal culture diversity. Absolute barbarian tier.
>Inb4 it isn't one country
It might as well be.
>>53030453
>spic culture
>moor culture
>>53030453
>>53029362
>His country's same ethnic people speaks on different dialects
>>53030525
>Gallician
>Not just Northern Portuguese
wew
>his country doesn't have its own language
>the mother tongue in his country is named after another country
>>53029943
A lot of this is Orientalism from the western side and nationalism from the indian side.
We literally have hundreds of dialects.
>>53030412
>People from the eastern region simply do not understand those from the west if they don't use the official *language* as a medium.
>this is exceptional somehow
Suuuuure, though I'll admit there are 3 times as many Flemish speakers
>>53030511
Barbaric monocultural country talking about culture.
Daily reminder that we save Europe of becoming a islamic shithole in Lepanto and with the Reconquista.
In XXI century "based" nordic literally introducing them in Europe.
>>53029362
Dialects are always regional.
This map shows the major dialects and major city dialects.
>>53030249
>Flamand
>French
Getrekkerd
>>53030746
is this supposed to be banter?
>>53030412
I don't think a farmer from Groningen can understand a farmer from Zealandic Flanders, either.
>>53030618
Asturias. Just the soul of Spain
>speaking your own language badly and calling it a "dialect"
I hate this meme.
>>53030891
>literal prescriptivism
>>53030891
Randstedeling detected, go make love to Achmed.
>>53030249
Platt (francique Lorrain) is spoken
I speak it with my family.
>>53030891
It's actually the other way around. There used to be lots of regional languages that all got integrated into Dutch.
>>53030891
bix nood mudda fugga
>>53030981
>Platt
>Lorrain isn't even that flat
Why do they call it platt. I understand it in Northern Germany and the Netherlands where it is literally sproken in flat areas, but Lorrain?
>>53030982
> Of the three officially recognized regional languages Limburgish is spoken most (in 2011 among adults 54%, among children 31%) and Dutch Low Saxon least (adults 15%, children 1%); Frisian occupies a middle position (adults 44%, children 22%).
>>53031058
>in 2011 among adults 54%, among children 31%
Please tell me this isn't nation wide.
Also, feels good to be able to speak Dutch Low Saxon.
>>53031097
It's not nation wide lel.
I live in Utrecht and sometimes I believe the people who speak with a Utrechtish dialect just invent words as they speak.
Finnish was just a bunch of different dialects and the "book language" was based on the south-western dialects
It was modified a little when other people started bitching
>>53031452
Can you understand Karelian?
>>53031596
Karelian dialect of Finnish or Karelian language?
>>53030752
>monocultural
>>53031681
Both.
>>53029362
>only 5 regional dialects
Lmao fucking amateur, every valley has its own dialect
>one country
>dialects
you have to be a big country for that
>>53031725
>Dialect
Yeah, I can understand it like every other Finnish dialect
No one really speaks Finnish like it's written because of >>53031452
>language
To some extent, just like Estonian
It's written differently and has some odd words/structures but you can understand the point of the text
I guess it would be harder to understand spoken Karelian, just like Estonian
>>53030811
no
It seems genuinely weird to me that it would be any other way
>>53031942
You speak several different languages in Belgium, here it's just Slovene.
>America
>Dialects
implying a 300 year old country can have some
>>53029362
>'murrican education
>>53032123
Yeah, but within Belgian Dutch several dialects are basically incomprehensible to people that don't speak that dialect or closely related ones
>>53032766
well, then you're a special snowflake too, happy?
>>53032814
Not really, more surprised.
Like I knew French has basically Jacobined out its dialects but I though that was the exception, not the rule
>>53029362
The Flemish (Dutch-speaking) part of Belgium has at least 10 regional dialects. Only foreigners and soap-series actors speak standardised (Flemish) Dutch.
Foreigners need to be born here or spend childhood here to master the dialect.
I know Turks who speak North-West non-coastal Flemish fluently but have a hard time speaking standardised Dutch. The result is that he is considered "one of us" much more than a white foreigner who mastered standardised Dutch.
>>53033023
It is the exception.
>>53030412
>You really don't know what you're dealing here with. People from the eastern region simply do not understand those from the west if they don't use the official Slovene as a medium.
We understand very well. That was why the French-speakers wanted to push French on us the last two centuries. There was no standardised Dutch, only Holland Dutch which was not natural to us. Without French someone from West Flandres could not understand someone from West-Limburg (let alone East Limburg where they use German words - the 'ik'/'ich' border).
Even today the city of Gent has a profoundly different dialect than the surrounding villages, and every village has it own. So 8 km from your city there is spoken a completely different dialect.
We have 6 i speak the green one
>>53033334
>Tfw speaking Göteborska with a thick English accent.
I think even refugee-swedish sounds better than me. (miljonsvenska)
>>53033300
In the 19th century our own (French-speaking or mixed dialect and French) nobility wanted to push German on us (before 1870) because Dutch was considered a peasant language and Holland was still seen as the enemy, under Leopold II.
People never spoke German here, in fact the dialects in the old county of Flanders are amongst the olderst in Europe. Older than high German, straightly derived from the middle ages, and in fact the direct successor of Nederfrankisch, the language of the Salian Franks.
Hebban olla vogala nestas hagunnan hinase hic enda thu....
>>53033429
Aren't Scandinavia languages just dialects of eachother but are considered as different languages purely because of political reasons?
>>53029362
>only 5
kek
>>53035458
No, that's stupid.
Also, map of swedish dialects. The estonian one is dead thanks to Stalin. There is also one very small in Ukraine.
Just about every county has it's own dialect, and some are utterly incomprehensible to those unfamiliar with it
We do.
>>53035835
>>53030149
You do realize that to foreigners, any other countries's dialects sound exactly the same unless its a situation like USA and Britian's different English. USA has dialects and this map is mostly accurate.
>>53035631
Danish, norrwegian and swedish are all mutually intelligible though and the written differences are minor at best, dialect tier different t b h
>>53035967
You do realise that UK and US English are not particularly different compared to other languages' dialects?
>>53036074
If you consider Estonian and FInnish to be different dialects, I'll agree.
Standard Castilian, Andalusian, Canarian, Catalan and Portuguese
>>53036096
I was talking about them audibly sounding different for foreigners
there are 4 main groups but differences are so slight that it takes a trained ear to spot them
well except silesians, they are plainly retarded
>>53036229
And I am talking about why that doesn't make any sense.
Why would UK and US dialects sound more different to non English speaker than dialects in other languages?
>>53029362
>Dialects
One country, one people, one language
Finnish dialects
>>53036440
And Karelian language is actually just a Finnish dialect.
>>53036309
They just happen to sound different because almost all American dialects are rhotic and most British dialects are non-rhotic. This is very easy to tell the difference between rather than inter-American dialects which aren't as well-defined where the differences aren't as easy to hear as that.
>>53036127
Standard Finnish and Estonian are not mutually intelligible.
>>53035967
like the dialect map desu, although i feel non-irish newfoundland & labrador should definitely be differentiated from the rest of atlantic canada, they're definitely their own fucking thing
>>53036607
I never met anyone from the Maritimes/Newfoundland, I heard they sound like a failed abortion of North American English.
The only real English dialects are the ones spoken on the British isles, American ones are too young to be considered more than "accents".
>>53035967
>dialects
>it's just diferent accents
>>53036567
Norwegian Bokmål is much closer to Danish, but we'll usually speak English to one another because they are not mutually intelligible.
>>53035967
>use three different words for cola
>use a couple of different accents on sounds
>we dialect now
Ebonics are a dialect though.
>>53036764
Also, Finnish is to Estonian what Norwegian is to English.
Kansai dialect girl is best girl.
>>53036704
>>53036707
They are as different as British dialects, they are just hard to tell the difference between them due to the large amount of migration that goes on unless you are a linguist who studied and know the differences by heart or you are a native-born American.
Linguists consider there to be at least 4 America dialects, the map posted a bit earlier shows accents within the dialects as different shades of the same color while different dialects as totally different colors.
>>53036440
Do people actually speak only Swedish on the coasts or is that a meme.
>>53037106
Nowadays most of them speak Finnish but those regions don't have their own Finnish dialects because they're not traditionally Finnish speaking areas.
>>53036985
He means that Norwegians speak English to Danes.
The written languages are much easier to understand for speakers of the other languages than the spoken languages.
But this is a well known problem in linguistics anyway. Deciding what is and is not a distinct language within a dialect continuum is always going to be arbitrary.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dialect_continuum
>>53037314
Do they just speak whatever Standard Finnish is then?
>>53036995
Touhoku dialect girl is better.
>>53037363
Yeah. We have a "standard" spoken language, "puhekieli", which most of the young people speak mostly anyways.
>>53037314
What did you do to them?
>>53030149
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03iwAY4KlIU
Unless you think these guys sound like New Yorkers?
>>53037432
....and by puhekieli I meant "yleiskieli" of course in case if some Finnish assburger will notice my mistake
>>53037446
Cultural Enrichment
>>53037505
Yeah, okay, why didn't you post this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIZgw09CG9E
Got any examples that aren't spoken literally in the middle of the woods in the hills?
>>53037529
Finns dont have any culture to begin with
>>53037446
They were assimilated to create a single national identity for Finland.
>>53037446
many Swedish speakers switched their language to Finnish in the early 19s and there has been (and is still going on) a major internal migration boom from Eastern/Northern Finland to Western/Southern Finland. For example once almost entirely Swedish speaking town Porvoo is nowadays only 30% Swedish.
>>53037687
Nope, we have a kind of apartheid system in Finland, for example Swedish speaking children have their own schools that they won't be exposed to Finnish language. They say it's richness to be bilingual but they oppose bilingual schools that Swedish speaking children wouldn't learn Finnish.
>>53037656
There is a video of the Pennsylvania accent but I cannot find it, there are plenty of large cities in Penn and the accent extends across southern Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, stopping just before St. Louis capturing many cities such as Columbus, Cincinatti, and Indianapolis.
>>53030089
Americanfag moving to France
What is the difference in these accents? I have never really noticed them
>>53030422
Nah, dialects use different words and phrases.
English is pretty universally the same here with different accents in very remote parts. Its the great thing about having everyone more or less grow up on television is that everyone speaks the same.
>>53037693
That don't sound to good. You should give us the area instead.
>>53037968
>wants to prove a point
>calls it an accent
I found one for you, by the way: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rtA82xDzkk
Sounds pretty average.
>>53037656
>complains about it only being spoken by people in the middle of the woods in the hills
>his entire country is people in the middle of the woods in the hill and mountains.
>>53038067
Like I said, west of Quebec is more or less 1 dialect. The maritimes have several of their own dialects though.
But there are regional name variations for things even west of Ontario. It's just sort of trivial small stuff that's not typically worth bothering about.
>>53037790
Because the Russians got you started on assimilating your Swedish population 200 years ago and you never stopped. They didn't want people in the Russian Empire who would say "I am a Swede and Sweden is the country of the Swedes. My loyalty is to Sweden, not Russia." Much better if they were Finnish because if Finns had a country, it'd have to be Russia. The Swedish population in Finland has resented this to varying degrees and done what they could to not be assimilated and have their differences erased, but it's a losing battle.
>>53037039
m8 no.
Only really old people actually use dialect now but find a 80 year old yorkshireman speaking almost 30% old norse and he sounds like he's using a different language to a standard English.
>>53038137
I said accent because the example I am looking for is an accent within a dialect, with the dialect streching to where I said it streched.
Also this girl isn't doing it right, the accent/dialect/abortion sounds like ass.
>>53037039
Neither Britain nor America have dialects, in fact British and American english are closer than most dialects.
As far as it goes the vast majority of words probably 99% are the same used here and over there.
Compare that to German, where Dutch-like languages were once considered regional dialects vs. standard German.
>>53038005
languages aren't accents.
Basque, Breton or Alsacian don't even have remotely close roots with french.
>>53037665
What is it then?
There truly is no Swedish culture since it's undistinguishble from Norwegian and Danish culture.
>>53038110
They don't want to join Sweden because they would lose all of their privileges. And the apartheid issue isn't happening only in the Swedish speaking part of Finland. I'm from a Eastern Finnish town where like 0,5% of the population speaks Swedish and still there's Swedish school, kindergarten and so on for the 5 children or so who speak Swedish there, and of course they're run by tax money.
>>53038182
I live in the mountains, not hills, you nincompoop.
There is also a swamp in the middle.
>>53029362
only need the one.
>genderless language
>2015
>>53038219
The Russians weren't that interested in the language matters of Finland. We had autonomy and the upper class stayed Swedish speaking till the independence.
>>53038280
England does have dialects, just that nobody really speaks them anymore. Scots, gloucestonian, yorkshire, cockney are all distinctly different to standard english in grammar and common vocabulary.
>>53038280
You are going full retard right now.
>>53038280
There are dialects just those are far more distinct than most of the North American ones because we haven't been on the continent for a long time. very distinct dialects are starting to quickly emerge though, I've heard that in the western portion of the Midwest are starting to develop really strange pronunciations that are hard for anyone outside of there to understand.
>>53038387
>not having dual
>>53029362
The one good thing the natives are good for: having random useless languages
>>53038219
Nationalism didn't exist back then buddy.
People were loyal to the king.
>>53038387
Caveman cis scum
>>53029395
duuude
>>53038562
Fixed
>>53036496
No
http://verkolehti.karjal.fi
>>53038370
>Canada
>One language
>>53038324
But as part of our kingdom they would get swedish shool, kindergarten and so on. You would not have to pay for them.
>>53030249
mate Breton is a celtic language
Corse is a dialect of Italian
Basque is unrelated to any other language in the world
>>53030525
>Lenguas de España
>Labortano, Bajonavarro, Suletino
>>53038620
technically this is just one little part of the Turkic languages
>>53036187
>Catalan and Portuguese are dialects of Castillian
>>53036074
I wouldn't call Danish intelligible to people who live in northern Götaland, Svealand and Norrland. To me it's just a little bit easier to understand than German. And I'm speaking about both text and speech, Norwegian is often understandable though.
>>53038642
But they wouldn't be privileged
They can always move to Sweden if they want
>>53038642
The problem is that most of the Swedish speakers live in municipalities which are mostly Finnish. For example. Helsinki (5,9% Swedish), Turku (5,4%), Vaasa (22,6%). There's only a few sparsely populated remote areas with a good majority of Swedish speakers.
>>53038772
No, those areas were they live are part of the swedish nation. No reason to move.
>>53038884
Chop it up then.
>>53038899
Aren't those completely different languages though?
>My dialect:
Masculinum:
One boy = Ain gut
Two boys = Tvai gutar
Three boys = Trjå gutar
Femininum:
One girl = Ai jenta
Two girls = Tve jentur
Three girls = Trjå jentur
Neuter:
One mountain = Ait fjodd
Two mountains = Tvåo fjodd
Three mountains = Trju fjodd
>90% of Norway
Masculinum:
En/Ein gut
To gutar
Tre gutar
Femininum:
En/Ei jente
To jenter
Tre jenter
Neuter:
Et fjell
To fjell
Tre fjell
>>53038387
>not going full finnish
We don't have the word "she" in finnish at all. We just have "he" (hän). Because of this, we always of course use the word "se" meaning "it", because fuck you that's why. Most people refer to eachother as "it" instead of "(s)he". Hän is only used when people are being official or sometimes in mocking, sarcastic ways.
>>53038944
Only in these areas Swedish speakers are a majority.
I don't have R in my dialect
>>53038985
Oops, sorry. In the last part its "gutter", not "gutar"
>>53038614
I can understand every word. what's your point
I meant I have it but it's a way more soft than standart russian's R
>>53038642
Just pull a Putin and "rescue" the opressed minorities in Finland.
>>53036660
>like a failed abortion of North American English.
really drunk irish desu, with a bit of cornish in the mix
the cornish influence gets stronger depending how rural you go though
>>53038985
And sorry, it's trei gutar, not trjå, which is femininum.
>>53039014
Yes, give those areas to us. You guys have Åland, so its fair.
>>53039015
how do you say Rossiya?
>>53039068
With what army? I'm all for taking parts of Finland.
>>53029362
We have quite a few dialects in the UK, but (like many countries), they change quickly and it can be hard to define exact boundaries.
Pic related is a map of the major dialects in 1970 and how they're projected to be in 2030.
>>53039096
Lossiya
>>53039147
You have a ton of dumb savage niggers. Use them.
>>53039200
Negros can't do shit. Just like your president.
>>53039039
ebätirpaččua?
sežo?
väčkändäs?
Yeah I can understand most of it but I can understand written Estonian too
Doesn't make it Finnish dialect
>>53039096
I would do a record, but I'm not at home now.
You may check /rus/ later if it's interesting for you.
>>53038415
Not language, but identity. It was important to the Russians that all people in Finland identified as Finns rather than Swedes. Finns, in contrast to Swedes, did not have their own state to rally behind and there were plenty of them already in Russia, so they would be much easier to integrate and ultimately assimilate.
>>53039200
You country has spent enough time playing in the sand box that you should realize that such "people" are worthless in war.
>>53039094
We know that you would just dump all your refugees here and then leave us to survive on our own.
>>53039366
There was no Swedish identity before nationalism so you're talking bullshit. Finnish Swedes are not even genetically more Swedish than Western Finnish Finnish speakers. Swedish language was a class thing, not a matter of ethnicity.
>>53039514
Diversity is good, just look at Malmö and Södertälje :^)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finnish_language#Dialects
>>53039551
And there was nationalism before independence, what's your point?
>>53039664
Why isn't Åland taking refugees then?
>>53039712
We need a place for swede to seek refuge, the population of Åland will be a few millions in the future 100 years.
>>53039468
>>53039255
I meant put shock collars on them, put them in a crate and drop the crate in Finnish cities, telling the finnish government that you will activate the collars if they cede the territories to you. the collars should be set high enough to kill them so you hit 2 birds with one stone.
>>53039678
>Kven isn't dialect of Finnish
But aren't they like Tornedalians and Ingrian Finns?
>>53029362
We had a loads of them
Masovian, Silesian, Pomeranian (survived Kashubian), etc.
i barely know anything aside those tree, fucking centralisation
Best preserved is ironically, Kresowian Vilnian.
>>53039551
>There was no Swedish identity
Historical revisionism. The Swedes have been a people with a state of their own since time immemorial. Swedes are tied together not just by some king, but by a common language, culture and state. This is not a recent development.
>Finnish Swedes are not even genetically more Swedish than Western Finnish Finnish speakers.
While there has certainly been a lot of intermarriage and a lot of Swedes and Finns who have switched to the majority language or the language of power, I will not believe your statement unless you can back it up.
>>53029362
>English dialects
>All pretty much sound the same outside of some really backwards ones in Scotland or fringes of England
Trust me, English really doesn't have that much difference in its dialects. Any other language has much bigger differences between the speakers.
British and General American are shockingly similar, and you'd be surprised how some Irish and British accents sound almost EXACTLY like American accents.
There really isn't that big of a difference between dialects in English
>>53038067
>I've literally never been east of Ontario
>>53040107
Most of them sound fucking weird for my slavic ears. Only pacific northwest is fine.
>>53040107
Everyone tends towards a standard of international English on the internet though. Dialects in the UK at least vary quite a lot.
Do you remember that incident with Cheryl Cole a while ago, how she had to leave the American version of the X-Factor because no one could understand what she was saying?
Examples are from 1880, with updated ortography:
Biscayan:
>Laritazunagaz Karlomanok ezin lorik egin dau;
>lur eta zeruak argigabe dagoz;
>otsuak marruka dabiltz Altabizkarren;
>Euskaldunek aizkorak eta iaurtegeiak tximizten dabe Ibañetako ariztartetan.
Gipuzcoan:
>Larritazunarekin Karlomanok ezin du loa bereganatu;
>lur eta zeruak argigabe daude;
>otsoak ari dira marruaz Altabizkarren;
>Euskaldunen aizkorak eta dardoak diztiratzen dute Ibañetako ariztartetan.
Labortan:
>Ketxuaren ketxuz lorik ezduke Karlomanok;
>Zeru lurrak daude argirikgabe;
>Otsoak uhuriaka ari dira Altabizkarren;
>Eskualdunen aizkora eta geziek distiratzen dute Ibañetako aritzartetan.
Souletin:
>Khetxüeriareki Kalomanek ezin dezake loa bil;
>zelü lürrak argigabe dira;
>otsoak orrokoz ari dira Altabizkarren;
>Üskaldünen aizkorek eta eztenek distiatzen die Ibañetako harizartetan.
Current standard Basque:
>Larritasunarekin Karlomanok ezin du lorik hartu;
>zeru-lurrak argi gabe daude;
>otsoak marruka ari dira Altabizkarren;
>Euskaldunen aizkora eta geziek distiratzen dute Ibañetako haritzartean.
How I would say it:
>Larritasunakin Karlomanok ezin du loik hartu;
>zeru-lurrek argi gabe dare;
>otsok marruka ai dia Altabizkarren;
>Euskaldunen aizkora eta gezik distiratzen due Ibañetako aritzartetan.
>>53040303
Like I said, There's a few dialects in the UK that are legitimately quite different from standard English, but for the most part they're pretty understandable, especially as they disappear and are replaced by what's more of an accented version of 'standard' English
>>53040401
Understandable yes but there's no way you can't differentiate a British accent from us one
>>53039974.
So you're stuttering that Sweden is the first country to come up with nationalism? keks.
>Swedes are tied together not just by some king
That's exactly what tied common folk to together before nationalism.
>but by a common language, culture and state.
Indistinguishable from the other Scandinavian nations.
>>53040517
I didn't say you couldn't, just that it's pretty similar compared to the dialects of other languages, and that there's also quite a few Irish/British, especially Irish, accents that sound even closer to American that they get hard to distinguish as British or American.
There's been quite a few Irish people I've heard speaking that I didn't realize were Irish at first because their accent sounded so like an American one. I just thought they had a slight speech lisp or something of that nature
>>53040672
>just that it's pretty similar compared to the dialects of other languages
Not really
>and that there's also quite a few Irish/British, especially Irish, accents that sound even closer to American that they get hard to distinguish as British or American
I haven't heard too similar ones, can you post some examples?
>>53037505
>tfw from Appalachia
I know a lot of people that talk like this
>>53040401
Well, that's globalisation for you. Different dialects will always exist, but it'll be hard for them to be radically different from one another if we're all so interconnected.
No more rural villages that only see traders 4 months of the year desu.
>>53037656
>Got any examples that aren't spoken literally in the middle of the woods in the hills?
Isn't this the point? Also, Appalachia is a fairly large area m8. There are a lot of people that talk like that here.
>>53040618
The absence of a Finnish nation state for most of world history does not imply the complete lack of nations in the world prior to Finnish nationalism, Pekka.
>>53037314
not true
source: live on the coast
>>53040854
Okay, so the US has a generic dialect, an Appalachian dialect and a nigger dialect.
![2000px-Dialectes_català.svg[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/3ZuQebo.png "2000px-Dialectes_català.svg[1].png")
Catalan has quite a bunch of dialects for its size
>>53038761
I live in North west Götaland. And i understand Danish without a problem.
>>53041044
Didn't imply and meant nationalism in general.
Better map (brez zamere, >>53029621)
>tfw Östsvenska mål is a regional dialect of Swedish spoken in Finland
:DDDADD DD xD
>>53041314
Blaveros triggered in 1, 2,
>>53041785
I don't think a real life Blavero would be intelligent enough to post here, m8
>>53030507
>>53038562
>>53038612
Snelle aanmaning dat de Taalunie een politiek kankerapparaat is.
Spreekt uw moerstaal.
>Anglisch at the very top
They speak English in parts of Germany?
>>53043177
I don't know what you said but that map is inaccurate.
>>53036916
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIZgw09CG9E
>>53029362
>his country didn't suppress regional dialects to enforce cultural unity
have fun with regional independance movements
>>53029362
We have like 20.
>>53043519
I did post that in this very thread, you know. Again, show me some proof of dialects that doesn't include these isolated ones.
>>53038985
Samehelvete
>>53029362
>>53030507
wat is eemlands?
mgw ik heel mijn leven in eemland woon
