90 Norwegian Words You'll Hear in Conversations!

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In this video we will teach you 90 useful Norwegian words you'll probably hear in everyday life conversations in Norwegian!
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[@c3696]

I love the little stories she tells after each example 😀

[@judekonar7330]

Thanks for you ❤❤❤❤ Good job 👍 ❤❤❤❤❤

[@ask4982]

Note: Keep in mind that there is a difference between the pronounciation of «kj» and «skj». In this video «kjøtt» is pronounced with the «skj» sound, which is incorrect. It’s actually quite normal to just use the «skj» pronounciation for everything, but this is nothing but a bad habit. It’s nothing to worry about if you’re just starting out, but good to be aware of. But hey, all languages change over time.

[@novepipps]

Is that the same sound for kino?

[@ask4982]

@@novepipps Yes! Same sound as kylling, kjøre, kjøtt, etc

[@novepipps]

@@ask4982 Thanks so much!

[@ask4982]

@@novepipps Anytime!

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Great stuff, really helpful

[@awaisawais4053]

Thanks for best explanation

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[@nynorskthai214]

Tusen takk for videoen

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Tusen takk!)

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Tusen takk for videoen! Jeg likte hva du sa om vegetarianisme :) Jeg er veganer i Oslo og det er ikke so vanskelig :)

[@On2515]

Thanks for video🙏.

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Tusen talk. En veldig nyttig video med mye ordforråd.

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Tusen hjertelig takk👍

[@danielandemeskel9571]

Thank you so much

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Hjertelig tusen takk for din veldig nydelig undervisning.

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Very useful video

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Tusen takk for hyggelig og fantastisk lessons!! Ha en fantastisk dag!!

[@solomongirmai5533]

veldig fint. God velsigner deg

[@thevenetianviking3581]

Tusen takk

[@florenceaumaire3964]

Thank you, you are really nice . Tusen takk, du er pen (with a long e:)

[@egispop1]

Supert! Veldig bra

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[@uttam6192]

Beautiful smile and attitude.

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tusen takk

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Excellent

[@euanpaterson9844]

Takk :)

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Flott job

[@anjupoudel5785]

Thaks

[@olastu.6009]

Du er så fin! :)

[@PhuongNguyen-yj8gi]

I am having intention to study Norwegian and I'm trying to find an online English-Norwegian-English dictionary including phonetic transcription. Could anyone knows that help me pleaseeee ;-; thank you sooo much

[@anasousa9818]

Du er vakker 🥰

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Du er flink til å lære bra

[@islacopas8936]

takk:)

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GOOD

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Happy birthday in advance

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Dude, she is beautiful

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Jeg hører deg

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Jeg beklage

[@trentondossantos2674]

I felt like this video was useful, but it had way more English compared to how much Norwegian was taught. Instead of the side commentary, maybe there could be more practice examples in NORWEGIAN???

[@dabtican4953]

her accent makes it sound like she's about to cry but good video though

[@sweiland75]

I hear similarities with German.

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Dange

[@hhhhhhyy]

+

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¿Someone who speaks Spanish?

[@IbarraAlejandro]

Si amigo

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@@IbarraAlejandro nie

[@michalrein2198]

Shorter sentences please and slower to pronounce, thank you

[@klarawijs]

You can change the playback speed, for ex to 0.75 :)

[@nstephens66]

Keep listening and you will get more. Just like when trying to understand song lyrics. You don't get them all first try

[@daviddavidov8398]

Listen quickly

[@talonconrad1426]

Too fucking fast, dude

[@xrkr_chess]

sounds like hobbit language : D. but sounds similar to english. so i hope I can learn something.

[@84NorGe]

YoU re too fast

[@luisdvelasquezramirez5714]

It's a shame that you speak so fast :(

[@CMVB92]

Too many nonsense comments in my opinion.

[@hamedjabarian1155]

Too fast which prevents memorizing