Bjarte Sørensen wrote:
On that note, I would like to announce that the four
Scandinavian
language Wikipedias (sv, no/nb, da, and nn) combined have 150,000
articles as of early July 2005, all of which are more or less
intelligible for all who know one of the languages. The biggest
contributor to this number is of course the Swedish Wikipedia
currently with >86,000 articles, followed by Norwegian (bokmål) which
are about to cross the 30,000 mark, Danish with >26,000 and the
11-month old Norwegian (nynorsk) Wikipedia with >8,800 articles.
It would be interesting to know the number of unique articles across the
Scandinavian languages as a group. Presumably this could be calculated
based on interlanguage links.
--Michael Snow