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I'd guess it is way ahead of Swedish. I was over there on a business trip a couple months ago and I only met one person that spoke Swedish to the point where sh
by tyfon 11y ago
I'd guess it is way ahead of Swedish.
I was over there on a business trip a couple months ago and I only met one person that spoke Swedish to the point where she could understand my Norwegian.
Everyone got English :)
It's the same here in Norway, we have multiple English speakers at work, and the working language is English in a lot of places.
- noinsight 11y agoTechnically Finland is bilingual - but not in practice - except for the 5% Swedish speaking minority. Everyone is forced to learn Swedish at school starting from year 7 but obviously the results are poor since it's not optional and it's useless. I refuse to ever speak Swedish yet I was forced to learn it.