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Norvegia (Latin for Norway) is a phonetic transcription system which was developed by Norwegian linguist Johan Storm in 1884. Norvegia is still employed in the teaching of Scandinavian studies at Norwegian universities.

Further reading

Sigurd Kolsrud (1950): Norsk ljodskrift
Johan Storm (1884): Norsk Lydskrift med Omrids av Fonetiken. Norvegia I, s. 19–132
Johan Storm (1908): Norsk Lydskrift med Omrids av Fonetiken: Andet Afsnit. Norvegia I. s. 133–179

See also

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External links

Lydskrift. Brief overview by Patrik Bye of the University of Tromsø.

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