Bakies? Bakees? Bakys?

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        Heh, I was thinking of Norwegian småkake. It’s crazy how much Danish I can read in posts around here now that I’m learning bokmål Norwegian. Well, not that surprising with history, I guess, heh.

        In German, it’s diminutive, but it’s not from ‘cake’. I think it means little discs/plates or something, but it’s been a long time.

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            I considered learning Danish, but thought I might start with something a bit more pronounceable (I do not have faith in mastering stød or the various sounds very quickly).

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              Why would you even consider this kind of masochism? Danish is my native language, I recognize that it’s a complete mess! Anyways, the Norwegians are nice. Some of our favourite people, I would say

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                Well, I went from English (a mess) to japanese (differently a mess), so there is some masochistic aspect in there.