> How different are the Scandinavian languages from
each other? Are Danish,
Swedish, and Finnish as similar to
> each other as, say, American English, British
English, and Australian
English, so that, although there'd be
> differences, people from each place could generally
understand each other,
or are they as different as,
> say, Italian and Spanish, which have the same Latin
roots but are still
very different languages?
Finnish is totally different from Swedish, Danish, Norwegian,
though these three are quite similar.
And if anybody has a good Finnish crime novel translated
(even roughly) I could look into giving it a shot it in the
US market.
--Juha.
-- JT Lindroos Senior Editor, PointBlank www.pointblankpress.com
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