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bokmål

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Also known as Norwegian Bokmål, bokmal, bokmaal

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Bokmål is one of two official written standards of Norwegian and is used by approximately 90% of Norway's population in their writing. While Bokmål provides a consistent written form of Norwegian, there is no single standard way to pronounce it, and people across Norway speak many different dialects.

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Language.iso2: nob
Language.iso3: nob
Language.name: Norwegian Bokmål
Language.states: Norway
Language.speakers: none
Language.speakers2: (written only)
Language.familycolor: Indo-European
Language.fam2: Germanic
Language.fam3: North Germanic
Language.fam4: East Scandinavian
Language.fam5: Danish and Norwegian
Language.fam6: Dano-Norwegian
Language.ancestor: Old Norse
Language.ancestor2: Old East Norse
Language.ancestor3: Early Old Danish
Language.ancestor4: Late Old Danish
Language.ancestor5: Dano-Norwegian
Language.ancestor6: Riksmål

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P10369: cuneiform
described at URL: www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Lexicographical_data/Documentation/Languages/nb
Commons category: Bokmål
Wikimedia language code: nb
number of speakers, writers, or signers: 4000000
native label: bokmål
exact match: publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/language/NOB
P11012: Domyol

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Language articles with Linguasphere code Language articles with speakers set to 'none'Languages with ISO 639-1 code Languages with ISO 639-2 code Norwegian language Norwegian orthography Standard languages