If you had a choice to learn only one; which would it be and why? Norwegian, Swedish or Danish?

Answer 1

That depends on what is the purpose of your studies and what you would do with it. If you'd like to work in any of these countries, or use that languge for work related purposes select the language of the country you would most likely use. They are all related, so learning one will get you a long way with the others. They are similar to each other when written but it seems that spoken Danish is harder to understand than Norwegian or Swedish. The easiest for English speakers is probably Swedish.

Answer 2

I would not gain knowledge of Danish as it's the toughest to pronounce out of the 3. The languages don't seem to be the identical, to the individual who replied earlier than. It is determined by what languages you talk earlier, despite the fact that. I consider Norwegian could be simplest in phrases of spelling and grammar but when your first language is English then you definitely would have extra obstacle announcing Norwegian phrases than Swedish ones.

Answer 3

I found Swedish to be very easy. Any of these Norse languages are pretty much understood throughout Scandinavia.

Answer 4

i suppose u mean wat language i'd learn.... hmmm... hard one but personally, norwegian b/c my uncle lives in norway and if i ever went to visit it would come in handy. if u want to learn one it is completely up to you.