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Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Nynorsk gjør deg smartere

Ny forskning viser at nynorsk og dialektbruk gjør deg samartere, les her.

Dette betyr også at byfolk er mindre smarte enn resten av befolkningen, noe jeg lenge har hatt mistanke om.

En stor takk til Ivar Aasen

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AnonymousJuly 4, 2014 at 4:35 PM
Det at ein vert smartare av å bruke nynorsk impliserar på inga måte at byfolk er mindre intelligente en folk som kjem frå bygda.
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Øyvind HolmstadJuly 5, 2014 at 7:43 AM
Relativt sett er det færre som snakker dialekt i byene enn på bygda. Men dessverre er dette i ferd med å utjevne seg, på Toten er det snart bare i ytre Kolbu de "talar" ekte totning, noe som indikerer at kolbuinger er smartere enn andre totninger.
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