Scania (Skåne) - Danish or Swedish?

[suip]

Scanians does not have a national identification with Denmark anymore. Those of whom do, are minorities, and they are not into independence mood as well. It is more than a cultural and nostalgic thing. What is healthy and beautiful. Scandinavism, was born in Lund in the 19th century.

Besides Scania is one of the strongest holds for Swedish nationalism today.

[Wolverine]

LOL, he's not a troll.

How not? He should be banned for saying things like that. And all his arguments for the Scanian dialect is bullshit. You can find words in Polish that are more related to Danish than Scanian in the same way you can find hundreds of English words in Danish. That doesn't mean Denmark has to be English.

[Ushtari]

Skåne je Danmark

[suip]

How not? He should be banned for saying things like that. And all his arguments for the Scanian dialect is bullshit. You can find words in Polish that are more related to Danish than Scanian in the same way you can find hundreds of English words in Danish. That doesn't mean Denmark has to be English.

Saying that one can find words in Polish that are more related to Danish than to the Scanian dialect is the icing on the cake.

[Dombra]

Scandinavians fighting? What has the World come to.

Ancient tradition

[Dombra]

Scanians does not have a national identification with Denmark anymore. Those of whom do, are minorities, and they are not into independence mood as well. It is more than a cultural and nostalgic thing. What is healthy and beautiful. Scandinavism, was born in Lund in the 19th century.

Besides Scania is one of the strongest holds for Swedish nationalism today.

Why would those fighting for our country want to leave it? We need them :<

[Pallantides]

Troll?

Han er ihvertfall ikke en Kurder...

[The Lawspeaker]

Jämtland and Herjedalen should go to Norway,

I agree: Jemtland and Herjedalen should become Norwegian. But only after a local referendum.

[Loki]

Skåne je Danmark

Kosovo je Srbija

[Styggnacke]

In Finnish language the word "piika" means a maid.

Yes, but in this case, you seem to have borrowed it from Old Norse instead. And that's also what piga means in modern Swedish.