What languages are spoken in Finland and Norway?

Norway has two similar official languages, which are also taught in schools. Bokemar is the main language. Because it evolved from Danish, it is also called Danish-Norwegian. Spread to 80% of the population. The other language is new-Norwegian or Ninorsk, because it evolved from the old Norwegian language under Danish rule, and contains many characteristics of everyday dialects, which is grassroots. After the Second World War, due to the influence of urbanization, the new Norwegian language was obviously used less, so Polkmer language still dominated. Norwegians in tourist areas also generally speak English, but people in rural areas hardly speak English.

Finland has two official languages, Swedish and Finnish. Swedes account for about 6% of the total population, and the rest are Finns. Since Finnish and Swedish are not international languages, almost everyone can speak English, followed by German and French.