Talk:Vāgøgjaskt

Vag Islander? That was probably inspired by Blob. -- DAH BUY000R! (wall | crimes)

Nah, not really. It's around Vågsøy in modern Norway so I kinda went with an etymological name. 18:39, November 5, 2014 (UTC) ~) The Elector, Darkness Immaculate

Wouldn't it be anglicized Vaag? -- DAH BUY000R! (wall | crimes)

No, that'd be Danified. 19:02, November 5, 2014 (UTC) ~) The Elector, Darkness Immaculate

Doesn't Danish have <å> too? Or does the Danish <å> have different phonetic value? -- DAH BUY000R! (wall | crimes)

Older Norwegian and Danish used instead of <å> for a long time, and I can still dig up some Danish texts that use instead of <å>. 19:43, November 5, 2014 (UTC) ~) The Elector, Darkness Immaculate

Oh. Well besides some texts with  instead of <å> I've also seen English or so transcriptions of Norwegian and Danish names with  as transcription of <å>. Oddly, I've never seen such transcriptions of Swedish. Anyway I don't care about it so much, but I just wanted to tell there can be someone who'll misinterpret that. xD -- DAH BUY000R! (wall | crimes)

Get on ze konlawng chart ples. Gękō is love, Gękō is life. (talk) 22:54, November 5, 2014 (UTC)

Just curious, what's that SSm thing? -- DAH BUY000R! (wall | crimes)

You can hover over the abbreviations! It's South Sámi! 14:16, January 24, 2015 (UTC) ~) The Elector, Darkness Immaculate

Try to highlight it in some way then o: -- DAH BUY000R! (wall | crimes)

A Priori?
Is it a priori or a posteriori?

Maxseptillion77 (talk) 05:33, June 29, 2015 (UTC)

The very first chunk of text on the page explains just that:
 * Vāgøgjaskt (or in English, Vag Islander) is a classical Germanic language once spoken in and around the Norwegian fylke of Sogn og Fjordane. It gets its name from the isle of Vågsøy where the first manuscripts were discovered. Vag Islander is a Northwest Germanic language; belonging to the same primary branch as Old Norse, it has close ties to several nearby North Germanic languages.

08:22, June 29, 2015 (UTC) ~) The Elector, Darkness Immaculate