Oslo Norwegian · Bokmål-aligned
The Oslo-area variety, the most widely heard spoken Norwegian in national broadcasting. Closely associated with Bokmål, the more Danish-influenced of the two written standards.
Trøndersk
Also known as: Trøndelag Norwegian
The Norwegian of Trøndelag in central Norway, around Trondheim. Distinct from both eastern and western varieties in vowel realisation and intonation.
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Frequently asked questions
What language is Trøndersk?
Trøndersk is a dialect of the Norwegian language.
Where is Trøndersk spoken?
Trøndersk is primarily spoken in Norway.
Which region is Trøndersk associated with?
Trøndersk is part of the Europe region on DialectAtlas.
Is Trøndersk known by other names?
Yes — Trøndersk is also referred to as Trøndelag Norwegian.
What are the other dialects of Norwegian?
Norwegian also includes Eastern Norwegian, Western Norwegian. Each variety has its own vocabulary, pronunciation, and cultural context.
Other Norwegian dialects
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