
Originally Posted by
Méldmir
I'm thinking if there are any dialect differences that could perhaps show some split in tribes. I know Norwegian dialects can sound vastly different and that it caused the bokmål/nynorsk split in modern times. In Sweden, the easiest way of telling what tribe a region belongs to is listening to the dialects. We have the Swedish dialects, the Geatish dialects and the dialects with a Danish origin. Could Norwegian dialects tell us something like this too, or is the differences in the dialects mostly due to modern changes, like the many years of Danish rule which may have distorted some dialects.
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