Never trust a fart

If you turn a noun into a past participle verb like that, it would mean something like "forgive me father, I have brought about the end"

There's a joke in there, I think you've got to lean harder on the wordplay

In norwegian? In swedish that would be "sluta".

I know, it doesn't grammar.
I still find it funny that Google translate's best guess is this

Separately they are afaik
But yeah, not in combination like this. Still funny that Google translate tries anyways

The problem with danish is they don't know how to speak and they just eat half the sounds. Written danish is a lot more understandable than spoken

Same with Spanish and Portuguese. If the other person drops sounds, it's harder to understand than if the other person sprinkles in sounds you might even still write. Same with merging sounds. I think Norwegian reduces a lot more unstressed vowels than Swedish and Danish is even worse.

I’ve noticed the same. We seem to understand Swedish and Danish better than you understand us/eachother.
Swedish is easy, Danish is OK but I need to focus a bit.

I always figured it was because we imported your TV shows in the 90’s, so if that’s the resson, it should decline with the younger generation.
Time will tell.

I have no personal experience being an English speaker just got talking to a couple once that we're Swedish / Norwegian and I asked which they spoke to each other and they just said "whichever, doesn't really matter"

Correct, variations are the Dutch “slot” (a bit archaic though) and German “Schluss”.