Dialect a charm in the spoken language

mapuc · 05-23-21, 05:22 PM

Dialect is a very interesting and a charmy thing in a countries spoken language.

You can jump into your car, drive for less than 30 minutes or so and you are on a alien planet. It seems that way because you don't understand what they are saying to you.

In Denmark and Sweden there are lots of different dialect most of them are variation from the main language or variation in the dialect in the local area.

I can't remember how many dialect there is in my two countries.

I can say there are dialect I didn't understand a word of and I'm talking about places here in Denmark and in Sweden.

How many type of dialect does you country have and are there one of these you just don't understand ? Sounds like rubbish in your ears.

Markus

05-23-21, 05:22 PM	#1
mapuc CINC Pacific Fleet Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Denmark Posts: 20,535 Downloads: 37 Uploads: 0	Dialect a charm in the spoken language Dialect is a very interesting and a charmy thing in a countries spoken language. You can jump into your car, drive for less than 30 minutes or so and you are on a alien planet. It seems that way because you don't understand what they are saying to you. In Denmark and Sweden there are lots of different dialect most of them are variation from the main language or variation in the dialect in the local area. I can't remember how many dialect there is in my two countries. I can say there are dialect I didn't understand a word of and I'm talking about places here in Denmark and in Sweden. How many type of dialect does you country have and are there one of these you just don't understand ? Sounds like rubbish in your ears. Markus __________________ My little lovely female cat