2023年4月30日 · In the original there is no "absolute gibberish". :D There are several meme versions of this image. Edit: my personal favourite is the Spurdo Spärde one. https://media2.riemurasia.net/albumit/m16289/normal_2126830801.jpg. Here in Eastern Finland cats say Nau "To Meow" literally translates to "Naukua" Skol! Skål! They need Faroese…

2018年5月22日 · It's always nice to see foreigners who know the difference between spurdo and spärde.

2018年11月18日 · It's not meant as a linguistic term. The Nordic countries are culturally, historically and politically very homogenous, and are therefore often grouped together. This post compares the languages of this group.

With the Spurdo Spärde Translator, transforming your normal language into this hilarious, meme-inspired dialect is a breeze! Spurdo Spärde is a comically exaggerated form of online communication that adds a playful twist to everyday phrases, making them more entertaining.

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Spurdish is the language of the Spurdos. It is the official language of the Imbeerium of Spurdogind. How to speak Spurdish [] Intentionally misspell (see below) Speak with an artificial-sounding Finnish accent; Replace letters like this: K/hard C = G; T = D; P = B; S/soft C = Z; V = B; Add ":DDD..." etc. to the end of sentences. 5 vocubilary Es ...

Love the theme, you've captured the Finnish essence of Spurdo well :) The dialogue and scenes made for a very screenshot-able game :D It took me about three and a half hours to complete the game, I feel like it should've been a two hour game, and what mostly took up time and made progress was really tedious, was a few things.

Danish, Norwegian (including both written forms: Bokmål, the most common standard form; and Nynorsk) and Swedish are all descended from Old Norse, the common ancestor of all North Germanic languages spoken today. Thus, they are closely related, and largely mutually intelligible, particularly in their standard varieties.

Spurdo Spärde made his first appearance in 8chanmania LXIX. He won against the Transformice Shaman when the latter proved quite unwilling to return to the ring in a somewhat timely manner, but had less luck against the psionic powers of Ness .

Welsh is an entirely different language from English, pretty much no overlap other than a few modern words that we didn't originally have. We even have additional letters from English. So, in this example we'd be the Fins!