BSCKing Posted April 30, 2015 Share Posted April 30, 2015 just as a reference for people who don´t know Dano-Norwegian is a wrong reference to the countries Denmark and Norway, as Dano-Norwegian is most comonly referring to a norwegian language, also known as bokmål. so when you use Dano-Norwegian you are referring to a norwegian dialekt. and the reference was votet out with a single vote at a norwegian language bs meeting. And Bokmål was adoptet. Yes the term Dano-Norwegian was votet out Correct way when using the modern reference to the Danish kingdom with Norway in the name. english Denmark-Norway Danish-Norwegian or Dansk/Norsk Damnark-Norge Dansk-Norsk Why it is called Denmark-Norway because the norwegians asked for it, and the danes acceptet the mordern term. thats a fact. there are no historical events making it Denmark-Norway. history The Danish king was sole ruler of both countries and he had his own people rule the Norwegian lands. If you read the history especially on wiki be careful, there wil be talked about a personal union. In my world a personal Union is a coop of somekind, there were no such thing. the king implementet Absolute monarchy (1660-1848 (1814 Noway). hopefully people will respect that The King himself 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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