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Nynorsk

Nynorsk (pronunciation IPA : The development of Nynorsk

After traveling throughout Norway for four years, Ivar Aasen publishes 1848 Det norske Folkesprogs Grammatik (Grammar of the Norwegian People) then Ordbog over det norske Folkesprog (Dictionary of Norwegian People) in 1850. In 1853 fate Prover af Landsmaalet i Norge (Essay on the Language of the country in Norway), which is his proposal for a new Norwegian language standard based on a gathering of all the dialects he studied. The bulk of the book comes from dialect regions of Vestland , from inside the Ostland , of Trndelag and southern Nordland. Those south of Ostland and Srland have been less used because they were too influenced by the Danish and do not reflect dialects original.

Nynorsk was constructed by assembling the dialects studied by Aasen. In the case of words with many differences between dialects , Aasen has followed the history / etymology. Broadly, this means that he sought a common origin with variant forms. For example, if dialects varied between forms gutta, gutane, gutan and guttane, the author chose to spell gutarne he considered the best closer in other ways. In some cases this led to the use of forms that were no longer of use. Many were then removed and considered optional.

Statistics nynorsk

It is unclear what proportion of the population that uses the Norwegian Nynorsk as their mother tongue , but is estimated between 10 and 12%. Report No. 48 of the Storting from 2002-2003, found that Nynorsk was rather located in the western regions.

In 2002, 27% of municipalities (with more than 12% of the population) have adopted as their main language nynorsk cons 37% to bokml , 36% being neutral. 4549 publications on Norway in 2000, 8% were 92% in Nynorsk Bokml cons or Riksml . This percentage fell in the period of the postwar period , and the percentage of students who attend schools Nynorsk is increasingly reduced, even if we do not know the exact figures. However, 10-11% of conscripts reported using Norwegian Nynorsk, 11% of the population receives its income tax return in Nynorsk and 8.46% of users of the postal bank to declare that language users.

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