What is another word for New Norwegian?
Pronunciation: [njˈuː nɔːwˈiːd͡ʒən] (IPA) 
New Norwegian is a term used to describe the modified version of the Norwegian language that emerged in the 19th century in Norway. This new version of Norwegian was a result of a conscious effort to create a common written language that would unify the different dialects spoken across the country.
There are a few synonyms used to refer to this variant of Norwegian, including Landsmål, Nynorsk, and Norwegian written language. Landsmål translates to "language of the land" and was initially used to distinguish the new Norwegian from the Danish language that was previously used for written communication. Nynorsk, on the other hand, means "new Norwegian," which is apt as it describes the modern version of the language. The term Norwegian written language is also used to refer to the standard written form of the Norwegian language.
