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Incidentally by Tuba2005-11-29 00:09:43
  What the three nordic Languages? by hej2005-11-29 00:25:08
    Regarding Nordic/Scandinavian languages by ixeian 2005-11-29 04:49:15
I'm pretty sure the Finnish language is not considered a Scandinavian language, even though Finland is part of the Scandinavian region. As I remember, Finnish and Hungarian form a very distinct language group, quite apart from the Scandinavian and Indo-European groups. Still from my not-perfect memory, a lot of research has gone into the origins and development of the two languages.

Don't know anything about Icelandic, but based on Denmark and Iceland having relatively close historical ties, I would guess it's considered at least related to the Scandinavian language group.

And now you've got me wondering where the Samish(sp)/Lapp language fits into all this. Interesting stuff, languages.

And to get back on topic, evil man would be translated as "ond mand" or perhaps "den onde mand" in Danish.
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      The difference between Nordic and Scandinavian by hej2005-11-29 05:02:32
        rabarber by Rolls2005-11-29 10:19:50

 

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