Dr. E. C. Rask's Danish Grammar (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

Excerpt from Dr. E. C. Rask's Danish Grammar

Throughout 'the kingdom of Norway, the Danish language, though pronounced with a peculiar accent, is used to this day, in speaking and writing, in the pulpit and in public affairs of every description. Several natives, however, since the union with Sweden, seem to pride themselves particularly on calling it Norwegian, nor is it to be denied that, even before the celebrated Holberg, lhe Norwegians had an honorable share in cultivating and improving it; but that its whole present form originated in Denmark is an histori cal fact beyond dispute. From hence it was propagated to Norway.

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