Learn Norwegian #14 - Adverbs

This episode is part of a series of videos to learn Norwegian (beginner A1 level). In this lesson we will look at adverbs.
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You are the best teacher ❤

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Your playlist is very clean and simple and it's been very helpful thx tusen takk

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Thank you very much, you have helped me a lot in my studies of this fabulous language

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Very nice explanation

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Very helpful ..thanks a lot

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[@avab4035]

In ‘ Eg ringer deg ikke’ “ikke” is not an adverb if it translates with ‘ not’ , it is negation of the verb, an adverb would be ‘ never’

[@drfyzziks]

Very helpful, thank you. I would like to mention that your translation of "Han føler seg meget bedre" as "He feels himself much better" is very ... odd ... phrasing in English, and could be mistaken as something more rude/suggestive than intended. Maybe "He feels much better", or "He feels much more like himself", or some other variant?

[@broytingaravsol]

hun skriver "pent" or maybe "prettily"