No Mutants Allowed

They exist, but the vocabulary is rather limited to the regular vacation-letters and whatnot. They are usually strangely flexible regarding composite-words (which are common in Norwegian), but weirdly restrictive when dealing with just grammatical tenses - like "sofa" is okay, but "sofas" is a huge goddamn mystery, apparently.

Result is that as a user, you begin to get accustomed to adding words to the list, add word, add word, add word - to the point where my autocorrect is now well polluted by various typos and non-words, I've accidentally added to the list.

Who cares? Fifty years from now all "Norwegians" will speak Arabic anyway.

That's Sweden. Norway is slightly less cucked.