Маъсул муҳаррир: Филология фанлари доктори, профессор: Г. Х. Боқиева Тақризчилар

Discussion questions
1. Periods in the History of the Danish language.
2. The problem of the norm in the Danish language.
3. The Role of the Christianity in the development of the Danish language.
4. French words in the Danish language.
5. Language situation and language policy in Denmark.
6. The Future of the of the Danish language in the EU.


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Chapter IX. The Norwegian Language


Key questions
1. A Brief History of the Norwegian language.
2. Linguistic features of the Norwegian language.
3. Phonetic features of the Norwegian language.
4. Grammatical features of the Norwegian language.
5. Features of the Norwegian vocabulary.
6. The problem of the Norwegian language.

The Norwegian alphabet has 29 Letters, 3 more than the English.

These three characters are Æ(æ), Ø (ø) and Å(å) and they come in that order right after Z in the alphabet. They are pronounced as the vowels in "sad", "bird" and "four". Computer keyboards sold in Norway have three more keys than Standard English keyboards, one extra key for each extra Letter.
The alphabet used in Norway today is the Latin alphabet which came to Norway approximately 1000 years ago, brought by Catholic missionaries.
Some 500 years before that, in the pre-Nordic times, the Scandinavian people used the alphabet of runes.