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Learned the Norwegian word "kranglefant" today which (I assume) comes from å krangle (to argue/quarrel) + elefant (elephant) and it means someone who likes to turn every conversation into an argument. Easily one of the best words I've learned in any language ever
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Vanligvis bruker jeg smør når jeg baker men den er så jævla dyr, så i dag skal jeg prøve å lage kjeks med margarin i stedet. Jeg fikk den aller billigste på butikken, så det kan hende at det går jævlig, men den er nesten tre ganger billigere enn smøren jeg pleier å bruke, og hvis den funker nok så kan jeg spare minste 500¥ hver uke
Kan ikke lyge det er jævlig frustrerende når jeg ser på Bakemesterskapet og kokurrerene stiller basic af spørsmål som "oi jeg har klumper i ganasjen min, hva skal jeg gjøre :(" ikke vondt ment men hvordan i alle dager vet du ikke hvordan å smelte smør
I collect Norwegian vocab/phrases in my phone notes and I always include the full sentence and I really feel like at some point I need to start putting them on this blog. I never really share much Norwegian here anymore but it's still my favourite language and I still engage with it and I still love it with my whole heart and I still feel like I'm coming home every time I get the chance to speak it 💙
スウェーデン人の友達にコーラスニッター（スウェーデンの伝統的なシロップクッキー）を作り上げました 😄食べたことなかったから本格的物を作れないことが心配しましたが、やっぱり美味しかって、その友達は気に入ったと言いました。嬉しかったです！
Jeg bakte kolasnittar til den svenske vennen min i helga. Jeg hadde aldri spist kolasnittar før, så jeg visste ikke om de skulle ligner på den ekte greia i det hele tatt, men jeg fikk tommel opp fra ham (og han spiste tre på rad, så han må i hvert fall ha likt dem). Så klart spiste jeg noen selv, og herregud de smakte! Dessuten var de så enkle å lage!
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Jeg lagde endelig omeletten jeg har sagt i ei hel uke jeg skulle lage. Tok ti minutter og var faen meg så deilig. Hvorfor utsatte jeg det i så lenge.
Even now I will hear a weird Norwegian dialect and it will take me a good 15-30 seconds to realise it's actually Swedish
Today on super niche hyperfixation things: thinking about what dialect FF7 characters would have in a hypothetical Norwegian dub.
I feel like Cid would 1000% have some kind of nord-norsk dialect. He swears a lot and he's from small ish town far from the big cities. Barret would probably have a similar dialect for a similar reason.
The Shinra executives would probably speak some flavour of østnorsk, or maybe pent bergensk (Scarlet gives bergensk vibes imo idk why though).
Turks... Reno being a bit rougher in his speech than others could maybe suit jærsk (also because my Japanese friends tell me his voice is difficult to understand because his consonants are very soft, and we all know how people feel about jærsk). Tseng would 1000% speak the most standard west Oslo dialect it's possible to have without just outright being riksmål. Rude, again I think he'd be østnorsk, but maybe something closer to a Frederikstad dialect. Elena, maybe just east Oslo.
Cloud and Tifa both being from Nibelheim... I'm feeling maybe some flavour or trøndersk, maybe? Obviously they're not country bumpkins in the English/Japanese dubs so it'd be quite a soft variety of trøndersk, still easy enough to understand (I say that like I ever find trøndersk easy to understand).
Cait Sith. Stavangersk. Because in the English dub he has a Scottish accent that's quite sing-song, and the Japanese VA is also quite musical (kansai-ben). And stavangersk is quite a musical dialect.
Red. Hm. Oslo as Red, but then Nanaki would probably bust out into like. Møre og Romsdal dialect of some description, idk
Vincent... I'm feeling a flavour of vestlandsk. Not strong vestlandsk. The same kinda vestlandsk as you get from Snusmumrikken in Mummidalen (but like, an octave lower of course). Close to bergensk. Not pent bergensk and not gatebergensk, just kinda inbetween I guess.
Yuffie's difficult. I feel like she'd also be nord-norsk of some kind? Because she's quite fun and chatty and lively, and nord-norsk tends to suit that. Perhaps nordlansk, whereas Barret and Cid would be more like Troms/Finnmark.
Sephiroth. Oof, tough. Another flavour of vestlandsk, maybe? Hm.
Obviously there are a lot of characters and I could go on but I'd be here all year and no one cares apart from me lmao (although if you do care and have any thoughts I'd be interested to know!) And these are just my impressions but I'm not a native Norwegian speaker so idk, could be wildly off 😅
