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Published: 2014-04-01 04:05:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 86674; Favourites: 1870; Downloads: 463
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turns out I don't know how to proper spell diarrhea so I had to correct it like 5 times in the comic and 2 extra as I was typing this right here right now. huh!Related content
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"a country with an accent"... what on earth does that mean?
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Sorry, I meant an accent that sounds similar to a Norwegian's or a Swedish person's since I'm not sure if any other country has people with a similar accent.
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Norwegian: Hei, hvordan gΓ₯r det?
Danish: Hej, hvordan gΓ₯r det?
Sweedish: HedΓ₯, kvodan gΓ₯r det?
English: Hi, how are you doing?
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So they're all the same then?
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In writing, yes sort of. We in Norway saing that Danish speaks with a potato in the neck, and Swedish is just a replica of our own language
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Okay. Although I meant when they speak english with an accent.
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Of course, we speak all with an accent. We in norway call our accent: Norgelsk or engrsk. we ar-e wèry talk'ative pe-opleXD
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Is there any difference between the accents then or does it all sound similar?
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You need to hear it to make out the difference between Norwegian, Swedish and Danish. All of them are in the languages family in Scandinavian languages. So we are pretty similar, both in languages and in accent. There was a NATO Secretary General that was Danish, and both the Swedish king and the Norwegian king doing speeches in the new year. Search on their speeches and make your own conclusions about the language and accent difference. Their are also the Denmark king to. The difference in accent is like comparing the Boston accent to the Texas one and the Las Vegas one, if you catch my drift
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i see. I was under the impression that Jan was danish.
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Oh. Β Do the Danish have an accent similar to that?
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When speaking english, yes. He could be scanian for all i know.
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It good to be Norwegian in Danish!
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So...as long as people don't think it's official canon it's okay? Β Because that's what I'm getting from it.
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That's what Norway can best. Doing laws that everyone needs to use their head. And you are completely right on your teory.
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That didn't help Jan, he's from a country with one of those accents and he still had to take down his videos.
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Yep. Well I guess that's what happens when you make animation using characters owned by a big company on a partnered channel.
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Because big companies tend to completely ignore that 'parody' is protected even under US copyright law. I wish they'd try that on someone that had the means and willingness to resist.
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I'm not sure that Jan's videos could really be called parody. A parody is a send up, a spoof, a satire, something made to humorously point out the flaws of the original, and that's not what Jan did.
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Still, shame, his videos were always very well made and enjoyable.
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You know, if you're going with a Big Mackintosh impression here, it's more like "Eeeyup!"
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I wasn't though.
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Well after a couple of "yep"s I began to wonder.
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MOST places have loser copyright laws than the US.
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Oh, I must be confusing copyright law with piracy then.
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