Can Norwegians Read Finnish?

[CacheNCarryMA]

I have a travel bug which started here in the US then went to Finland. It is now in Norway.

 

When the TB went to Finland, I added Finnish language to the description, with the help of Finnish speaking cachers. Now that the TB is in Norway, do you think I should add a Norwegian translation?

 

I am not familiar with Scandinavian languages.

 

Can anyone provide Norwegian translation of the text?

 

Edit: With Google, I found that Finnish is not considered Scandinavian and is not understood by Norwegians. So, it looks like Norwegian translation will be helpful.

Edited September 23, 2005 by CacheNCarryMA

[+Fundamental]

Edit: With Google, I found that Finnish is not considered Scandinavian and is not understood by Norwegians.  So, it looks like Norwegian translation will be helpful.

That is true Totally different languages anyway most of the people in Norway and Finland will understand the description in english also

Edited September 23, 2005 by Fundamental & Venlis

[+hedberg]

Yes, after a couple of bottles Finnish Vodka can we all speak finnish

 

No, no one except Finns understand Finnish. English will work.

[+jasy]

No, no one except Finns understand Finnish.

Except Estonians maybe?

[theorava]

We understand English quite well here in Finland so I don´t think that the Finnish translation is needed. On the other hand, it is always nice to read descriptions in your own language.

[+hedberg]

And it is always fun to read translations made by automatic internet translaters