The point, though, is that that these words are much more common --
"ikke" and "ikkje" will show up much more often in a random text
sample than "color" and "colour".
Mark
On 21/09/05, Pawe³ Dembowski <fallout(a)lexx.eu.org> wrote:
In addition to
massive (rather than minor) orthographic differences,
Bokmål and Nynorsk have very different grammars (some examples: the
word "I" is "Jeg" in Bokmål and "Eg" in Nynorsk, the word
"not" is
"ikke" in Bokmål and "ikkje" in Nynorsk, even the word
"Norway" is
"Norge" in Bokmål and "Noreg" in Nynorsk.)
Well, that's a vocabulary difference, not a grammar difference. But I
believe you that there are also some grammar differences :), although
the examples you gave look pretty minor to me, like color/colour...
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