20 Norwegian Words for Everyday Life - Basic Vocabulary #1

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[@ola6788]

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[@Linda-Yacob]

You are so excellent teacher ❤

[@balkarsingh7401]

Good teacher, clear sound, clear sentence, good way of teaching.

[@meatdog]

I love how this gives slow enunciation for each word . Thank you so much. The best Norwegian class ever.

[@Linda-Yacob]

Excellent teacher

[@kjetilaresagaard1450]

Vær vennlig å uttale kj-lyden riktig. Det uttales ikke "skjøtt", men kjøtt, uten s. Læres dette med s, blir det feillæring.

[@azariacba]

Norsk er et fint språk, og jeg liker å lære det! Tusen takk for videoen! Ha det bra

[@sde9344]

You have clean sound .❤❤❤❤thank you

[@williansouza8724]

thanks! it’s amazing that you do each pronunciation slowly!

[@AnasHuseinato-w2h]

Tusen takk 🪷

[@huibinator4811]

Thank you! I mean, tusen takk!

[@vigneshchml5]

Tusen takk from India🥰

[@RodgerHuse-bq1pr]

Excellent teaching.

[@repikm68]

Du er den besten Jeg elsker min harfoner takk til deg.

[@harold415]

Tusen Takk. Great lesson 👍

[@lordor2567]

You are an amazing teacher :) Soon coming to the beautiful Oslo..

[@TheCoIdestWater]

Hvordan har du det eller hvordan går det?

[@derraa]

Tusen takk

[@GarnetsWeb]

This is a new setup! Love it

[@medxsaad]

Is it correct to say "hvordan har du det" for how are you?

[@fawziamahmoodi7686]

Thank you very much, it was great ❤

[@shujaathussain6834]

Really good teacher

[@marwanaji8760]

Thanks so helpful

[@EmebrhanWahsey]

Thanks more sister am from 🇪🇷 eritrea

[@EmranHarki-bj2co]

Is’t good to study in Norway??

[@LePetitChatNoir79]

This was amazingly helpful. Takk!

[@jaffanhussein463]

Hey I need partner to learn norsk!

[@zorimson]

Jaffan im norwigen

[@Nikita35485]

8:48 - that's an example, gosh...

[@On2515]

Tusen hjertelig takk 🙏❤🙏. Du er en god lærer❤❤❤❤

[@durgalakshmanbabu628]

Hi madam very good teachings lessons videos your thank you so much madam

[@bloomingwaves5701]

Ich bin soo dankbar dafür :) Muchas gracias !!

[@whittlewabis3369]

Takk I’m trying so hard to learn

[@zorimson]

I can help

[@lynnesookdawar3979]

I have a question…why do I hear « kommer u » and not « Kommer du » when I listen to people talking? Thanks for your help

[@oliverbeguin1207]

Thank you very much

[@nnt18rin02]

Can i just use english in Nor ?

[@laranjelifestyleinnorway1092]

Very Helpfull with me, thanks so much.❤️

[@kasay67]

Velding bra. Tuseen takk.

[@marwanaji8760]

Det er lett å forstå It's easy to understand

[@dave_wiseman1964]

Thanks a lot for the beautiful lesson 💯💯🙏🙏

[@thetjdman]

I've done a year of Norsk on both Babbel and DuoLingo.

[@thetjdman]

Norsken min er nesten perfekt. Jeg vil besøke èn dag.

[@sebbog]

wow this really helped

[@karkowalsko9410]

Dziękuję.

[@Agile_Deer]

This would be very helpful to know so I can Know what Tord from Eddsworld is saying in certain things.

[@o_felipe_reis]

Wow that was useful! Thank you very much!

[@Ash-lz5xu]

tusen takk skal du ha❤

[@claudineijesus2230]

Takk for exemple: Thank you very much in english but Portuguese muito obrigado. Engelsk er vanskeling. " English is very difficult "

[@SarvAzad-xn8dg]

Very nice ❤❤❤

[@minnorsk790]

Thank you 💕💕 you're a great teacher

[@lukasdavidson4469]

When do you use 'dere' instead of 'du'?

[@thatriverperson3080]

I am not sure, because I haven't been learning Norwegian for long, but I think 'du' is singular and 'dere' is plural (I don't know if you speak any of these languages, but 'du' would be the German 'du', French 'tu' or Spanish 'tú' while 'dere' would be German 'ihr', French 'vous' or Spanish 'vosotros/-as'. (Ik, I'm not really good at explaining, English isn't my native language, but I hope it helps, and doesn't make it more confusing ;)

[@lukasdavidson4469]

@@thatriverperson3080 thanks a lot! 😀 🙌

[@thatriverperson3080]

@@lukasdavidson4469 Glad I could help!

[@daisyruttoh3701]

Tusen Takk

[@NRin1]

I love Norwegian Language

[@Rubiksuper5628]

tusen tak

[@zayajulies]

very good😍🤩❤💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯you the best.thank you.

[@zainabrahimi7319]

veldig bra ❤

[@log9700]

I wanna learn 3 languages I speak english and filipino And k wanna learn norwegian

[@kameltlm4271]

Takk for din lektion

[@dimanaumov4404]

Du elegant snakker pa Norsk

[@alexachana9494]

Very interesting, tusen takk

[@MUSSIEZakaryias]

Ja nice

[@napharattishakhacheechit2499]

Tusen takk😊

[@angelicarodriguez1487]

is this nynorsk or bokmål???

[@jonas9883]

Bokmål

[@muhammadtouzri680]

Thanks for the lesson 😀

[@YellowCrazyAnt]

hallo tusan takk !!!!!!

[@Letusbefree123]

Jeg elsker norske

[@dmm040]

Takk tusen

[@abdirasidh.4565]

Takk for hjelpen

[@NorwoodingSkullMask]

Since I know I little German, I was expecting this to be a lot easier

[@Pretty12333]

❤❤❤

[@humildehomem]

Das ist Norsk!

[@judekonar7330]

❤

[@kc_cobra]

1:24 Hallo. Jeg heter [your name] / Hello. My name is [your name]

[@WahidPopalzai]

wow

[@Stormchoirs]

I have Nordic descent in my blood, but this language sounds like a record being played backwards.

[@MikePhillips-pl6ov]

Norwegian is easy to understand compared to Danish...so don't try that language then! Seriously, Norwegian and English are close. There are some different sounds in Norwegian, but not that difficult for an English speaker. I'm not a natural at languages but found Norsk ok to learn.

[@pmesoy]

Why is my name Pål mesøy its becuase im norwegian

[@ajagidiolurantij.5229]

Can I practice my Norwegian language with you pls🤔😊

[@LuisDonoso-l5q]

🎉

[@jamestaylor2976]

Excuse me in Norwegian seems close to German Entschuldigung

[@malimkhankhan235]

Du er pen og Entilegent lærere du underviser veldig godt norsk språk jeg har lært meg fra deg ✌️, tusen takk 😊

[@silencesagesse5097]

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[@germanempire1775]

Hallo there

[@vincepog5175]

Takk skal du ha 🤌

[@marwanaji8760]

Grønnsaker er godt for deg

[@marwanaji8760]

Stasjonen er langt herifra The station is far from here

[@sshshbdbsbsn678]

Hallo jeg er kristoffer, og Norsk er vanskelig

[@marwanaji8760]

Lett Easy

[@shujaathussain6834]

Tusken deg

[@cathyalvarez8143]

My teacher is PEN

[@leviackermann1869]

Why norwegian language is so tough 😭

[@JustFiddler]

Matur suksma

[@adalbertomartins]

It’s a pity you don’t teach core words!!!

[@Letusbefree123]

Lærer kan du hjelpe meg

[@marwanaji8760]

Jeg bor nær universitetet I live near the university

[@sharmilaprakash2252]

is it only me who is learning for quick style??

[@alesiaavramova7781]

Dogs can’t be ugly .

[@marwanaji8760]

Du er veldig pen You are very pretty

[@marwanaji8760]

Bilen er liten , men veldig kraftig

[@Linda-Yacob]

Why your name change in English names don't change

[@marwanaji8760]

Det er en veldig stygg hund

[@ashoknayaki7776]

Install audio Bible

[@RobertDeMartin]

ovingshotellet! Translate to English

[@suhaibalazzeh3255]

Ha det bra, i feel they've invented this language because they were freezing

[@gregjones1339]

It's like that because some words aren't exact translations but rather simply have their essences translated. Ha det bra means Have It Well, or Farewell. Obviously people in NA don't say either of those things, we say goodbye, but the core essence is the same, it's a formal farewell. Fun fact Goodbye is actually short for God Be With You, so it's funny to see so many atheists, including myself, using it. The norwegian version is actually more true to meaning than ours is. In actuality a casual Bye in norwegian in real life is usually Hei Hei, which to us sounds like Hi Hi. They aren't all 1:1 conversions. Sentence structures can be the same. If I wanted to ask "Do you have the bread" I would say "Har du brodet" which a direct translation would be "Have you the bread" not quite thr same right?

[@marwanaji8760]

Vanskelig Difficult

[@marwanaji8760]

Jeg er I'm