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"content": "nostr:npub1j8ueyfkfuud4fzn80l27a8tk6f3ueug6awsxumwd4wkvax7hkvjsshaz5s If you mean in all kingdom, yes. All relevant official documents have to be available in all three lang. forms. When we came a and registered, we had to pick preferred form to receive communication in. And all three are equal. Not that a noname clerk in Oslo would be fluent in Sapmi but legally they would have to accommodate and get an interpreter. In the north it’s more common ppl understand.",
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