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In contrast to Icelandic, most of the complexities of the old Germanic case and tense system have disappeared, although in common with other Germanic languages, it retains its [[strong verbs]].
In contrast to Icelandic, most of the complexities of the old Germanic case and tense system have disappeared, although in common with other Germanic languages, it retains its [[strong verbs]].
Norwegian uses the standard Roman alphabet, but C is seen only in loan-words, and there are three extra letters; '''æ''' '''ø''' '''å'''
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