Ex. 03.04: Official Languages – Culture
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OFFICIAL LANGUAGES. In Ch. 3, you have learned that there are three official languages in Norway: bokmål, nynorsk, and Sami. Each of these languages has a different word for Norway:- bokmål: Norge
- nynorsk: Noreg
- North Sami: Davvin (Norga)
Review the English text about bokmål and nynorsk and the Norwegian dialects on p. 42-43 in the textbook. Then, watch the video below (the first 6 min. and 15 sec. and the last 1 min. and 15 sec.) to learn more about the Sami languages and do the exercise.
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1. How many Sami languages are there?
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2. The Sami languages are only spoken in the northern regions of Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Russia.
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3. How many people speak one of the Sami languages?
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4. Why aren’t there more people who speak the Sami languages?
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5. Which Sami language has the most native speakers?
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6. What country has the largest number of North Sami speakers?
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7. What status does the Sami language have in Norway?
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8. At the end of the video, you will hear a Sami native speaker read a short selection from a book that is a classic among the Sami.
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The book came out in and was the first book ever published in the Sami language.
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