Wouldn't be able to tell you, unfortunately. But again, Norwegian is such a relatively small language that I'd be surprised if it existed on another planet, heheh!
If it makes you feel any better though, I'm not that good at geography once it gets out of the continents I've been in. I hadn't really traveled around too much until I, well... found myself recruited into a company that required me to travel a lot.
I really didn't know anything about the Asian countries at all, but yet I find myself in what seems to be Japan. But, um... the hell version, I guess?
[Saying that still sounded weird to her, but from all that she had gathered so far, it seemed like it was the truth that she had to figure out how to adapt to.]
As far as languages go, I think it has more to do with what country you were born in? In Norway, people usually know about three or four different languages - if only because Norwegian is very close to a few other Scandinavian dialects. I think I've heard that Americans typically only know English, though. So, it really depends. I take it that two is the norm for you?
Oh, but I only know French because I had to learn it for my job. I sort of had a PMC based around me, for some reason? [She really didn't know why it had to be in France, thinking back on it now. Granted, she at least knew that the group's image was based more off her suit's octopus appearance more than it was actually her, but still.] So uh, sorry if I might have embarrassed myself with the French there.
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If it makes you feel any better though, I'm not that good at geography once it gets out of the continents I've been in. I hadn't really traveled around too much until I, well... found myself recruited into a company that required me to travel a lot.
I really didn't know anything about the Asian countries at all, but yet I find myself in what seems to be Japan. But, um... the hell version, I guess?
[Saying that still sounded weird to her, but from all that she had gathered so far, it seemed like it was the truth that she had to figure out how to adapt to.]
As far as languages go, I think it has more to do with what country you were born in? In Norway, people usually know about three or four different languages - if only because Norwegian is very close to a few other Scandinavian dialects. I think I've heard that Americans typically only know English, though. So, it really depends. I take it that two is the norm for you?
Oh, but I only know French because I had to learn it for my job. I sort of had a PMC based around me, for some reason? [She really didn't know why it had to be in France, thinking back on it now. Granted, she at least knew that the group's image was based more off her suit's octopus appearance more than it was actually her, but still.] So uh, sorry if I might have embarrassed myself with the French there.