Trønder dialekt

It's TOO FAST... there's not enough time to remember the response!

I wouldn't mind visiting Norway some day just to try out there food and meet some of the locals

Those who say FRENCH, is the most beautiful are tone deaf. French is a language for people with cleft palates

Yea, I think that dutch is the most beautiful language ngl 💀

Særp å østfold , fant døm ikke det på kartet😅

Seems like Nords (do they still/did they ever call themselves that?) - are so chill and introspective. The more i watch clips on life their, the more i wanna experience some time there 😊 (plus your women are kinda beautiful! Eg 8:50)

Three "extra" letters (æ ø å) but then four letters that realistically probably only exist in loanwords (q w x z).

as a Dane, i know you think im talking funny but i really love my Norwegian neighbours

Thank you

I started learning norwegian and your short videos are extremally helpfull! Tusen takk! :) I also gotta mention that the way you organized your playlists with videos is reallly convinient and videos are easy to find! Sending love from Russia <3

I'm learning that groceries and eating out is cheaper than the prices in Oregon 😂

Im convinced all swedes think of Norway as the best ting in the world. Hardly no one could think of a life without osthyvel or even what the mountains would look like if there was no other side. I believe it could be dangerous.

This has me wondering about the role of accents. I just started learning Norwegian a few days ago, and I recognize some of these from the app I'm using. But some of them are pronounced differently here. I wonder how much of the pronunciation is softened/simplified when spoken in real life, compared to the supposed pronunciation given by my app, and how much may just be a difference in accent between speakers.

If we want to greet more than one person, should we say "hyggelig å se dere" instead of deg at the end?

Thank you for your short but super understandable videos. Your good articulation helps a lot and your samples are very good! 🙏

Ka eller Hva?? Jeg lære norsk, men disse er veldiggggg forvirrende. Dialekt?

What's intro music name?

El día que visiten el norte de España y escuchen gaitas, viendo llover todo el día con niebla les da un cortocircuito.

I'm Brazilian (Portuguese-speaking). The most beautiful Iberian language, in my opinion, is Eonavian (Eonaviego), a mix between Galician and Asturian.

Not a trump fan but these folks make his case for dumping NATO a little more reasonable. Would you want your kids fighting to save them some day

Hur är breivek

Brilliant way of teaching. I have spent one year in Sweden and now m back in my homeland, I learned the basics of swedish language during my stay, it's so good to know that Norwegian is very much closer to swedish language. I have started learning the Norwegian language, as I am expecting to reach Norway in3 to 4 months inshallah

2:30 the girl described it so wellllll

Thanks. ❤

Norwegians remind me of people from Switzerland, just be quiet, work hard, mind your own business and enjoy nature. Perfect societies!

Mother tongue:🇲🇾 Second language:🇬🇧 Language i interested 🇮🇸🇳🇴

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Denmark is size and shape of square of pizza compared to Norway. No wonder it seems boring to them.

Predictable, I knew majority would say Spania. 😆

Traditional food is becomeing extinct and bad food replace it because of both parents work and dont have time to prepare norwegian food anymore. Lamb, sheap, fish, moose, hen, chicken, whale, shrimp, shell, biff, steak, pork was typical. Served with boiled potatos or smashed. Vegetables was a must. Stews and all in a pot was common. Often with flat bread. We had many lovely and comfy dishes on the menue.

I was kidnapped as a three day old baby my grand parents were from Norway 🇳🇴 I was raised by Mexicans and used for free labor 😢

Enkelt Nordmann, videoene dine er veldig hjelpsomt. Jeg vil gjerne flytte til Norge, og Trondheim «spesifically» fordi NTNU er der. Jeg vet nå etter jeg hår vært til Bergen at jeg må lytte mer til Nordmenn så jeg kan forstå at du sier. Tusen takk for disse videoer!

Srilanka plz🇱🇰

I used Duolingo, but in here all my question in my mind about the Duolingo task has been answered here. Thank you so much. :) I didn't skip the ads :)

Takk

matur suksma😊

That is expensive 😅

thank you so much for this i didn't skip the ads. :)

They are very considerate,and this really is a good thing if you are in short-stay visit! One criterion:they are not so on front of Stout booth! 🎉

2:30 når hun beskriver hvor fri og lax datingkulturen er i Norge, jeg ville tillegge noe. I USA kan det være sånn, men bare i små tilknyttet underkulturer og grupper. Ville bare tillegge detaljen for å gi mer sammenheng om kulturforskjellene mellom USA og Norge

I've watched a lot of these videos on what various countries think of Brits but I don't think I've heard any other country call us such drunk football hooligans🤣🤣, I thought we broke away from that stereotype years ago, haha, thankfully you see less and less of them these days and most brits don't drink that much nowadays and we are in fact quite boring🤣

Thanks alot

I want to learn Norwegian ,Swedish and Dutch please pray for me to achieve this goal

"I Hate Tomatoes" seemed personal. 😂 I recently came across your channel and i am glad i found it.

Thank you so very very much for all your hard work, i very much know how much hard work it must have took to make these vlogs they are so good and helpful, thank you for shareing

Luv ya Norway!

The guy at 1:10 is not Norwegian his dinner doesn’t count

Im here because of a guy 😅

These million, milliard billion thing is part of the "long scale unit" which is way more logical than the one the US use, called the "short scale" (US is sadly far from being a reference in term of scales and numbers). There is a great video about it by the channel Numberphile right here : kzbin.info/www/bejne/eV6YY3R_lNSdr7M Also… Billion Takk for these lessons 🙃