Norwegian has two written variants: Bokmål and Nynorsk. Bokmål is the more commonly used form and most Norwegian speakers understand it.
At OneSky, all Norwegian translations are in Bokmål form.
You will notice that for different type of projects, either Norwegian or Norwegian Bokmål is listed as an available language; this is because OneSky languages are aligned with the supported languages in the corresponding type of app projects. For example, officially iOS only supports Norwegian Bokmål and iTunes Matadata supports only Norwegian, the difference is just in the wording as they both actually mean Bokmål variant.
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Norwegian has two written forms: Bokmål and Nynorsk. Bokmål is the more widely used and understood variant. At OneSky, all translations are in Bokmål. Depending on the project type, you might see “Norwegian” or “Norwegian Bokmål” listed, but both refer to the Bokmål variant.
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Norwegian has two written forms: Bokmål and Nynorsk, with Bokmål being more commonly used. At OneSky, all translations are in Bokmål. Depending on the project, you might see either “Norwegian” or “Norwegian Bokmål” listed, but both refer to the Bokmål variant. This aligns with supported languages in different app projects, like iOS and iTunes Metadata, which officially support Norwegian Bokmål.
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