> [...] Nynorsk (a minority language spoken in Norway).

While I will happily defer to anyone authoritative here, this doesn't
really sound quite right to me.  As I understand it, nynorsk is not a
minority when viewed as a spoken language, only written, since (by its
very nature) nynorsk was an attempt to capture the language as it was
actually spoken.  While I know practically no written nynorsk, I have
been given to understand that in the two places about which I have
communicated with locals on the subject (Horten and Tromsø), the spoken
language is comparatively close to nynorsk, certainly closer than it is
to bokmål - even though bokmål is the usual written form.

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