In fact, neither 'bokmål' nor 'nynorsk' is spoken in Norway. They are
only written languages. It seems like they are converging to
something called 'samnorsk', and today - in principle - the only
difference between the two languages is that bokmål writes 'jeg'
and 'ikke', while nynorsk has 'eg' and 'ikkje' ('I' and 'not',
respectively).
There's an alternative to modern nynorsk, and that's 'høgnorsk'.
here's a link to a homepage written in 'høgnorsk' by a guy who wants
an even more archaic 'høgnorsk' than is the case today:
http://www.geocities.com/ojdc30/

/Arnie

--- In norse_course@..., "szavost" <szavost@...> wrote:
> Bokmaal is the Danish-based language spoken in Norway,
> Nynorsk is the other language spoken in Norway. There's less
> Danish influence in it. Closer to the Norwegian dialects.