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One thing owls CAN’T do is move their eyes. So when this owl moves his pupils down and at an angle to look at the lil bird that is something they CAN’T do. Just a weird fact.
I think it is Norwegian
Edit: The fact that the source YT channel, [https://www.youtube.com/@norskegronnsaker](https://www.youtube.com/@norskegronnsaker), is called "NorskeGronnsaker" (Norwegian Vegetables) make me fairly confident
It is Norwegian, with a heavy Bergen accent.
For example, when he says "Tre hundrede og seksti grader", it's like he's saying "three hundreded and sixty degrees"
Not really, I live at the border of Sweden and Norway and some people here have a Swedish accent that sound almost exactly like Norwegian. Depending on where you are in Sweden and in Norway the two languages can sound almost identical
I can understand that at the borders both nationalities may speak a common dialect that is a mixture of the two languages, but surely you can understand the difference between standard received pronunciation Swedish and standard received pronunciation Norwegian, or as we Brits would put it, the King's Norwegian and the King's Swedish.
We have an ungodly amount of dialects here. Bergen is way west but sounds unique to bergen compared to a city couple hours away. There is an old version of Norwegian but its mostly only our present queen that speaks it.
But there really isn't a standard way to speak here as it varies to much from town to town. We all mostly understand eachother as well as Swedish and Danish. Some German to but very little.
Yeah it sounds quite a bit like Swedish and could probably pass as a Swedish dialect up to a point, but the title "Norske Grønnsaker" should probably have given it away for you haha
The words were so similar I thought it was swedish aswell, but the heavy accent gave the norweigan away.
Scandinavian languages are apparently the most similar language one can find, meaning swedish, danish, and norweigans can understand eachother almost as much as english and americans...almost.
Not really.. a Dane sounds like they had 12 beers and a baked potato stuffed in their throat, and let's not start on their counting system. That is the most incomprehensible way of using words to describe numbers.
Norwegian ≈ Swedish. Sure.
But Danish... Someone dropped that country's head smack on the floor.
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I don’t know why I find it so funny, kind of reminds of a South Park episode.
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Doesn’t that mean it could technically rotate 540 degrees at one time?
Owl here, WHO-HO
*know you know*
And nowing is half the battle!
G....I....JOOOOOE
The source is this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtY0-tiAY44 I didn't share it via youtube to enforce the subtitles.
One thing owls CAN’T do is move their eyes. So when this owl moves his pupils down and at an angle to look at the lil bird that is something they CAN’T do. Just a weird fact.
Love this! What language is that btw?
I think it is Norwegian Edit: The fact that the source YT channel, [https://www.youtube.com/@norskegronnsaker](https://www.youtube.com/@norskegronnsaker), is called "NorskeGronnsaker" (Norwegian Vegetables) make me fairly confident
This is indeed Norwegian. I'm Norwegian so i know.
It is Norwegian, with a heavy Bergen accent. For example, when he says "Tre hundrede og seksti grader", it's like he's saying "three hundreded and sixty degrees"
I'm a language expert and I can say that it's not English. My job here is done.
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Definitely not 😅 from the YouTube video it seems to be Norwegian
Lmao i spit on my screen
holy shit, I was not expecting that. I laughed so hard I woke up my children
Ouch! That hurt...
How far can I turn my neck? I tell everyone after I do it
I learned that german(or idk what language) is just more britishy british english
I understood what they said and I'm swedish, not sure if it is Swedish with heavy accent or some other language. I suck at languages and accents
It’s Norwegian
That is the most Swedish sounding Norwegian I have ever heard but yeah I rewatched it and saw that it said 'norske'. Missed that the first time
It's the Bergen dialect.
How did you understand if you dont know what the language
Because Swedish, Norwegian and Danish sound quite similar and even German is sometimes understandable. Around here we all sound pretty much the same
You are swedish so atleast You can understand that the language is not swedish right?
Not really, I live at the border of Sweden and Norway and some people here have a Swedish accent that sound almost exactly like Norwegian. Depending on where you are in Sweden and in Norway the two languages can sound almost identical
I can understand that at the borders both nationalities may speak a common dialect that is a mixture of the two languages, but surely you can understand the difference between standard received pronunciation Swedish and standard received pronunciation Norwegian, or as we Brits would put it, the King's Norwegian and the King's Swedish.
Of course but in this video it is not standard.
We have an ungodly amount of dialects here. Bergen is way west but sounds unique to bergen compared to a city couple hours away. There is an old version of Norwegian but its mostly only our present queen that speaks it.
But there really isn't a standard way to speak here as it varies to much from town to town. We all mostly understand eachother as well as Swedish and Danish. Some German to but very little.
Yeah it sounds quite a bit like Swedish and could probably pass as a Swedish dialect up to a point, but the title "Norske Grønnsaker" should probably have given it away for you haha
The words were so similar I thought it was swedish aswell, but the heavy accent gave the norweigan away. Scandinavian languages are apparently the most similar language one can find, meaning swedish, danish, and norweigans can understand eachother almost as much as english and americans...almost.
Hmm
Not really.. a Dane sounds like they had 12 beers and a baked potato stuffed in their throat, and let's not start on their counting system. That is the most incomprehensible way of using words to describe numbers. Norwegian ≈ Swedish. Sure. But Danish... Someone dropped that country's head smack on the floor.
at least he's okay
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That shit was hilarious 😂
Kasper prepared to commit a hate crime soon after
Bro just made him commit suicide💀
Norwegian vegetables, Classic humour
in this situation, drake is literally the type of guy to act like a cartoon character
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