The ones I thought ought to be higher were Sweden and Denmark. Most people I interact with know the Norsk based languages + English and often German.
chche9 on
Why is Norway so high?
Fortnitexs on
Forcing everyone to learn french if he wants the Matura or Berufsmatura to be able to study but then complain about „Fachkräftemangel“ and hire people from european countries that only speak english & their native language and neither french or german.
Makes sense right?
just_potat_6594 on
Bro I will give you like 10 languages u speak if u speak Swiss German language .. the language of devil haha .. greetings !
YaAbsolyutnoNikto on
Speaking languages is so great. I love it for some reason. Personally,
Though my last 2 are still not at a very high proficiency level. Around B1 I’d say
sa1monskinro on
I don’t think this is accurate description of real linguistic skills. It’s self-reported, so very subjective. People have different definitions of “speaking a language”, I’ve met many Swiss claim they speak English and then they substitute 80% of words with German, cause they lack vocabulary. In that sense, even my mom speak English, if speaking is reduced to ordering a coffee in that language.
Pearl_is_gone on
Norway so far up cause they’re counting both Bokmål and Nynorsk? If so lol
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The ones I thought ought to be higher were Sweden and Denmark. Most people I interact with know the Norsk based languages + English and often German.
Why is Norway so high?
Forcing everyone to learn french if he wants the Matura or Berufsmatura to be able to study but then complain about „Fachkräftemangel“ and hire people from european countries that only speak english & their native language and neither french or german.
Makes sense right?
Bro I will give you like 10 languages u speak if u speak Swiss German language .. the language of devil haha .. greetings !
Speaking languages is so great. I love it for some reason. Personally,
🇵🇹🇬🇧🇫🇷🇩🇪🇪🇸🇨🇳🇲🇾
Though my last 2 are still not at a very high proficiency level. Around B1 I’d say
I don’t think this is accurate description of real linguistic skills. It’s self-reported, so very subjective. People have different definitions of “speaking a language”, I’ve met many Swiss claim they speak English and then they substitute 80% of words with German, cause they lack vocabulary. In that sense, even my mom speak English, if speaking is reduced to ordering a coffee in that language.
Norway so far up cause they’re counting both Bokmål and Nynorsk? If so lol
Perrrkele!