i am Norwegian you are clever at speaking norwegian😄

Strøyk i fransk jeg og så kommer du med dette... Du er magisk. Hvis Norge er hvor du føler deg hjemme... velkommen hjem, ingen protest her, gudene vite at du har jobbet hardt for det.

Hadde vært hyggelig å reist på turer sammen med deg 😊

Im not a teacher(by any means), but if somebody needs to get input or help with Norwegian, just send me a message! Like alot of people said, we have alot of dialects and some are hard even for us. I could explain alot of stuff that isn`t on google, and mayby help some other way :)

Not sure if you posted elsewhere, but do you have your stories to share?

Je suis brésilien et j'apprends le français depuis deux ans et le norvégien depuis un an. En ce moment, je me concentre surtout sur le français, mais j'essaie aussi d'améliorer mon norvégien de temps en temps. C'est génial de rencontrer une personne qui parle aussi les deux langues! ❤

Hi Ilys, first of this is one of my favourite videos ever, I have watched it sooo many times. So thank you for making it! I just wanted to share another tip to learn languages that I think may be useful for people, and that is to focus a lot on translations. I did a lot of Old English classes in my MA degree and I never had a proper "OE language course" - with my supervisor we would just take a piece of text (Beowulf, for example) and we would just translate it together by searching for familiar words (meaning, words that are still recognizable in contemporary English or maybe in German) and then we would implement the translation with an online dictionary. I am applying the same method, alongside some old fashioned grammar notions, to learn Old Norse. Now, I know that these are all dead languages, but I think it could be helpful also for modern languages - I intend to do the same with Norwegian as well, maybe with an easier text (I am thinking Harry Potter maybe?). I hope this may help! 🎀♥️

Imponerende at du har klart å lære deg å prate norsk så godt på så kort tid. Jeg vet at du ikke liker å bli fortalt hva du skal gjøre, men jeg vil bare gi deg ett veldig lite tips: Jeg hører at du konsekvent sier «engen» når du skal si «på egen hånd». Prøv å legge fra deg ng-lyden, og uttal ordet med en hard G. God jul, Ilys!

Hei, Kjempefin video! Du snakker perfekt Norsk! Veldig moro at du har noen ord som du uttaler på en trøndersk dialekt også! Høres ut som en fra Trønderlag som har bodd i Oslo i mange år, som har lagt av seg dialekten. 😁 Jeg hadde aldri trodd du vokste opp i Frankrike 🙂 Ønsker deg og alle andre som leser denne meldingen en fin julefeiring 2024 ❤

The only way I can hear that you arn't norwegian is that you speek too clear, that crazy. Nevertheless your norwegian sounds great. :)

Din norsk er helt fantastisk bra!

Merry Christmas!✝️❤️

I like your videos and I like sunny

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takk

bergenser her, med skarre-r som du ikke var så veldig god på å etterligne, men du sa selv at du ikke var god på den, sånn sett imponerende likevel 😁 norsken din er imponerende bra, det er ingen tvil om! men merket at du blander litt trøndersk med "østlandsk," eller rettere sagt Oslo dialekten, spesielt når du sier "Trondheim" 😅 men helt ærlig, små justeringer på tonefall, så snakker du mer eller mindre like perfekt som folk som har bodd i Norge hele livet! 😁

Wow, not only is your language flawless, but you also give out the kind of Norwegian vibes that other Norwegians detect among fellow Norwegians. Never seen that before. Very impressive.

How much time did you spend each day learning Norwegian?

Your channel makes me so cosy and happy. Thank you for inspiring us with your goals! ❤️ I can't wait to see your knitted sweaters 😊 don't forget to learn a bit of dancing, it's a great physical activity when you're stuck indoors!

This is almost EXACTLY how I learn languages on my own as well.

Enkelte ord svak aksent , men du verden for en original fransk jente du er! Som deg har jeg en sterk uavhengighetstrang - ikke lett aa vaere slik som etnisk norsk i Norge heller. Ville byttet land ogsaa, men er for gammel naa!!!

You speak bokmål very good👌 but, how are your understanding of nynorsk? I am norwegian and i dont understand all...

Veldig, veldig imponerende hvordan du snakker norsk! Hvis jeg skulle gjettet, så hadde jeg trodd at du vokste opp med norsk som ditt andre morsmål. Tro meg, jeg har vokst opp i Norge med to språk, og nordmenn er eksperter i å merke når melodien, intonasjonen eller bruken av ord avslører deg som noen som ikke bare har ett språk... Men det gjelder også nordmenn som har flyttet til f.eks. Sverige og har 'importert' svenske ord og melodi i språket sitt

No, no, no!!!!! You cannot be French and have learned that good English. French and English does not go together at all which history has showed repeatidly. It is like water and oil. They just cant mix. Look at this video which explains the situation: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKKtcnyahZJobZI Completely different breeds or species. Completely different animals! Cannot mix!

Du snakker flott norsk og veldig tydelig,, håper det beste for deg fremover :-)

Veldig bra uttale!

Kun 2-3 ganger, i løpet av en nesten halvtime lang video, så hørte jeg småfeil i intonasjonen på enkelte ord. Det var vanvittig imponerende å høre på. Du snakker veldig likt som en venninne av meg som er født i Norge, men som har pakistanske foreldre, og dermed har en liten aksent.

Hej fra Danmark. Jeg har norske venner og min niece er halvt norsk (min søsters mand er nordmand); og jeg må bare sige: WOW. Havde aldrig troet du var andet end norsk. Norske indfødte kan naturligvis høre de små nuancer (det kan native speakers altid), men din sprogtone er meget indfødt. Min søsters mand har set din video og siger: 'hun snakker bedre norsk end en mange nordmænd'🙂

4:47 Alcohol: This depends on which circles you are in, and on age. Norwegians definitely drink beer and wine for the taste, along with a good meal, without getting drunk.

Artig dama. sinnsykt flink på språk

Franchement ton niveau est incroyable ! Bravo !

its incredible how advanced you are in Norwegian. If you didnt tell me you werent norwegian i wouldnt have heard it at all.

Curious. You moved to Trondheim ja? Like you speak bokmål. Curious if you have a desire to explore or showcase some of the regional dialekter? I started learning bokmål as well. But one of the most frustrating parts or yeah depressing parts was that there are so many different dialekts. I found a book om hallingmål. It's where my ancestors came from.

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I'm very impressed. You sound 99% norwegian. If I'm gonna be extremely picky, one thing that reveals you is when you say "på egenhånd". 6:34 Norwegians say the "e" longer, more like "på eeegenhånd". So just stretch out the start of that word a bit more and you're good. Again, really impressive.

Wow! Jeg er så imponert og ikke minst, fascinert! Du er så flink til å snakke norsk, hadde aldri tenkt at du ikke var norsk om du ikke hadde sagt det! :D

Impressive, you sound just as ridiculous as all the other Norwegians.

Wth? You aren't Norwegian? It's perfect Norwegian! Even the small, subtle nuances that often reveal a non-native speaker are flawless.

Du er så fink å snakke norsk 😱

Du er superflink å snakke norsk. Hører ett par ganger at det ikke er helt 100% men er ikke langt ifra. Nesten klin norsk^^

This is brilliant! I got motivation to try some of your approaches!

The method that most naturally applies the advantages of passive language acquisition to deliberate language learning! Methode d’Ilys 1) Find genuine motivation - as a native speaker does 2) Listen, listen, listen - as a pre-linguistic infant does 3) Read while listening (& repeat) - as a toddler, while being read to, does 4) Learn vocab by writing sentences - as a grammar school pupil does 5) Keep a journal - as an thoughtful young adult does 6) Read & re-read books - as a self-motivated learner does 7) Listen to audio books & read along - as a thorough language learner does 8) Watch series & films repeatedly - as a student prepping for uni does 9) Write stories with target vocab - as a Literature major does 10) Learn & recite sentences by heart - as a committed world traveler does 11) Speak to yourself - as an immersive learner does 12) Don’t give up! - as an underachiever does

Thanks for responding, to my comment, Ilys! Thanks, especially, for giving language learners the method that most naturally applies the advantages of passive language acquisition to deliberate language learning! Brilliant!!! Methode d’Ilys 1) Find genuine motivation - as a native speaker does 2) Listen, listen, listen - as a pre-linguistic infant does 3) Read while listening (& repeat) - as a toddler, while being read to, does 4) Learn vocab by writing sentences - as a grammar school pupil does 5) Keep a journal - as an thoughtful young adult does 6) Read & re-read books - as a self-motivated learner does 7) Listen to audio books & read along - as a thorough language learner does 8) Watch series & films repeatedly - as a student prepping for uni does 9) Write stories with target vocab - as a Literature major does 10) Learn & recite sentences by heart - as a committed world traveler does 11) Speak to yourself - as an immersive learner does 12) Don’t give up! - as an underachiever does

Perfekt uttale, hadde aldri gjettet at du var fransk :)

Du er Nordmann

Du er så utrolig flink til å snakke norsk. Skulle ikke tro at du ikke er født her. Jeg er forresten født og oppvokst i Trondheim. Nå bor jeg like utenfor Drammen. Men Trondheim vil alltid være min hjemby 🫶

Veldig bra og gode tips som du kommer med for å lære seg norsk. Hilsen gammel norsklærer 😀

I once were going to babysit my college friend’s children, so he and his wife could go out one night. He was Icelandic and I am Norwegian. They had 3 children, and they told me that the oldest knew a bit Norwegian, but the two younger ones didn’t speak Norwegian at all. Oh well, I thought, this’ll be fun… 😉☺️ So they left and just a few minutes passed and their middle child, a little girl, started talking her head off. She spoke perfect Norwegian and her parents had no idea. She obviously listened and she did not start talking before she had it all figured out in her head. So when her parent’s came home to 3 sleeping children, I asked them. Area you really not aware that XXX speaks perfect Norwegian? They were shocked. But she was great. Not long after, her little brother also spoke well - so then all 3 children spoke perfectly! Makes me smile thinking back on this, such wonderful children!!! ♥️❤️♥️❤️♥️

du snakker helt utrolig bra norsk

It's just a minor thing and not really important, but just for completeness for people that might still struggle with understanding Norwegian: There is a typo at 13:52 in the Norwegian subtitles it says 'men' but I think it should be ' med'