USA: Spanish, you’ll probably find some people.
Norway: Very common that English is a second language. Throughout daily life, Norwegian is spoken, but you should have no problem speaking English and making some friends in Norway.

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USA: Spanish, you’ll probably find some people.
Norway: Very common that English is a second language. Throughout daily life, Norwegian is spoken, but you should have no problem speaking English and making some friends in Norway.
posted in Asklemmy
How long is an average high school day in your culture/country?
USA: Typically for us, about 7-ish hours, I have to go in the building before classes start before then though, making it about 8 hours. Sometimes, we have half days, but they’re pretty rare. We have all our classes, they’re just very condensed 4-5 hours.
Here, we start at like 07:00 (Mondays 08:10 or so) and we end at 14:50.
Norway: 6-7 hours apparently, from 08:00-14:00 (2: p.m.) or 15:00. (3 p.m.)
Thanks :)
posted in Asklemmy
Is there a Japanese equivalent to what I'm looking for?
Basically, making a story that takes place in Japan and I want two twin girls to be in the story. These twin girls speak Japanese but are not from Japan and I would make them, say, English if it were in the USA or Portuguese if it were in Brazil, but Japanese is only really spoken in one country. I suppose there are, however, other countries with a large Japanese-speaking population. Maybe they could be Japanese-Brazilians? Grew up with the Japanese language and all, just born and raised in Brazil and came to Japan later in life?