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Nynorsk is a standardized form of the Norwegian language, developed in the early 20th century by Ivar Aasen. It is one of the two official written standards of Norwegian, the other being Bokmål. Nynorsk is based on the dialects spoken in the western and northern parts of Norway, and it aims to reflect the spoken language more closely than Bokmål does. The name "Nynorsk" translates to "New Norwegian," reflecting its status as a more recent development compared to Bokmål.
Nynorsk uses a simpler grammar structure and vocabulary compared to Bokmål, making it more accessible to those
The use of Nynorsk has been a subject of debate in Norway. While it has a dedicated