How fast can I learn NORWEGIAN? | Duolingo Speedrun #14

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So many Nordic languages... This time, I race to complete Checkpoint 1 on Norwegian (Bokmål). With the experience obtained in Danish, it went by pretty smoothly. Now I'm only missing Swedish to complete all of the big Nordic languages.
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[@Calamity994]

i am learning norwegian and it is very fun! i hope you enjoyed the speedrun

[@jccbm]

Cool! It is a fun language

[@FrozenMermaid666]

I am intermediate level in Norwegian / German / Swedish and Portuguese and advanced level in Dutch and beginner level in Icelandic / Hungarian / Welsh / Gallo / Breton / Galician / Cornish / French / Norn / Old Norse / Gothic etc and the other pretty languages that are on my list of languages I want to learn and improve - Norwegian words are so gorgeous, and Dutch / English / Norwegian are the prettiest and most refined languages ever with the most pretty and poetic words, and Icelandic / Danish / Old Norse / Faroese / Swedish and the other Germanic languages are also gorgeous, and all those pretty words bring a lot of joy to one’s eye / ear!

[@DraslyThe1]

Funfact: The Norwegian language is based on the Danish one, when Denmark controlled Norway! Thank you for learning my language

[@jccbm]

That would explain a lot! It was very fun. Thank you for watching!

[@DraslyThe1]

@@jccbm a another thing is that, you did not like that we was not pronouncing the "e" in Norwegian. Most dialects says it but also many dont. My dialect "Bergensk" I say "eg kan ikke ta ´n" / jeg kan ikke ta den

[@DraslyThe1]

@OneEyedRaven I know, but I´m talking in general setting

[@DraslyThe1]

@OneEyedRaven Yes "Nynorsk" is not technically based from danish. But the dialects were a mix of it. here I write you a little story behind everything so you understand a little bit more. I have a bachelor and master in Norwegian language and I teach it in Brazil, The general term is that - Norwegian language is based on the Danish alphabet and language sounds, with some or completely different sounds and prefixes. verbs, adj, infinite, subst, is made from the Danish one back in 1899 after Danmark and Norway split in 1814. If you go back all the way to the kalmar union who ended back in 1523, Norway was then proclaimed to be a part of Denmark and no longer a separate kingdom.

[@Ama-hi5kn]

Then pray tell, why do Danes not understand me when I speak? (I am from southwestern Norway). 😉

[@miracle5820]

I’m excited for when you get Esperanto. It’s a super easy language to learn and will probably be your fastest speedrun

[@jccbm]

I'm excited for it too! German and Italian were suuuper fast, so it's got some rough competition for the fastest.

[@neimyrd_junii]

mi kutimis lerni ĝin

[@miracle5820]

@@neimyrd_junii estas amuze lerni

[@TheJoshuaDrifter]

Saluton, mi estas Joshua, mi venas el România, kiel vi fartas? Mi laboras multe en la supermarket

[@FrozenMermaid666]

Esperanto is a pretty language, but not as pretty as Germanic languages and Celtic languages, which are the prettiest languages ever, so Germanic words are easier to learn, as one tends to remember the prettier and more distinctive words faster - Dutch / English / Norwegian are the prettiest and most refined languages ever with the most pretty and poetic words and that most easy to read aspect that is the most relaxing to the eye, so they are the easiest to learn! I got to an advanced level in Dutch (over 8.000 base words) after only focusing on Dutch for about 3 months, and I learned most Norwegian words in a few days and am intermediate level in Norwegian / Swedish / German and Portuguese, and I am beginner level in Welsh / Icelandic / Gallo / French / Galician / Catalan / Gothic / Norn / Old Norse / Hungarian / Breton / Latin / Cornish and the other pretty languages that are on my list of languages I want to learn and improve! European languages are the prettiest ever and contain the most pretty languages that exist - the pretty languages include all Germanic / Nordic languages, namely Dutch / Modern English + Scots dialect & Scots Doric dialect + Middle English / Norwegian (these are the prettiest ever) and Icelandic / Danish / Faroese / Swedish / Old Norse (almost as gorgeous as Dutch / English / Norwegian) and German & the other German-based languages / Luxembourgish / West Frisian / North Frisian / East Frisian / Limburgish / West-Vlaamse Dutch-based languages / Afrikaans (and maybe Yiddish also has a lot of pretty words) and the older / middle versions of Germanic languages, including Middle Dutch / Gothic / Old English / Norn / Old Dutch / Burgundian / Vändálíc etc, followed by the 6 true Celtic languages, namely Welsh / Breton / Cornish / Irish / Manx / Scottish Gaelic, and the true Latin languages, namely Gallo / Portuguese / Galician / Aranese / French / Catalan / Spanish / Occitan / Latin / Guernsey / Esperanto / Italian & the other Italian-based languages referred to as dialects that are in fact different languages, and Hungarian which is also pretty, and then there are also a few languages like Estonian & Finnish etc that have a lot of pretty words, but also have a lot of non-pretty words, so about half of the words are pretty and neutral, and Slovenian also seems pretty with many pretty words, but I haven’t seen enough words yet to know for sure!

[@SwearJar1]

10:19 The sentence relies on the pronounciation of the “t” in saltet, if you say “har du salte” then it means do you have the salt but, if you say har du saltet it means have you salted.

[@PsychoDude]

nice edits, nice zoom ins music everything to make a video that could be boring. really good!

[@jccbm]

Thanks! Indeed, some of the first videos are somewhat low pace, so I've focused on trying to make them a bit more dynamic. I'm glad to hear it has worked at least a little!

[@gunnarthegumbootguy7909]

The rs -> sh thing is consintent and in Swedish too (except for people with southern danish-like r's)... and rd rt, rn and sometimes rl are also always turned into retroflex versions of d, t, n and l and the r-sound is removed (that is the sort of tongue-further back t, d and n sounds you get in indian languages for example), rl is often just pronounced as a regular l in most swedish dialects i don't know about norwegian, but the correct way and some people insist in doing so is to turn rl to retroxlex l) The same as for rs, the rt, rd, rn also depends on what type of r the person is using, so for people using the french/danish like r sound won't have this effect... but the people using rolling, trilled or english-like r sounds all have this happen...

[@jccbm]

Wow, sounds more complicated than I thought. Thanks for the info though!

[@sarahshannon7745]

U-u-ur faster than me… HOW ARE YOU SO GOOD AT NORWEGIAN!?!?!

[@jccbm]

IDK, maybe because I did Danish first hehe

[@penguintoes1399]

Yes Danish is incredibly similar

[@ScoutTheBearIntheforest]

WAIT HE LEARNT IT SO FAST IT TOOK ME MANNY MOTHS TO LEARN MY OWN LANGUAGE WHEN I WHERE BORN HOW DUDE

[@hakonrasmussen4698]

your ky-/kj- sound is spot on ❤️

[@jccbm]

Damn, I'm extremely happy to hear that

[@PinkTopHatIsNotOnThisAccount]

og is always prounounced oh unless it is by itself then it is ohg

[@Ba1uba]

Well, not really

[@korfrag6865]

It’s more of a dialectal variation.

[@BiassedYT]

Learnings an entire language in video

[@jccbm]

👀

[@magne4063]

Hi det er en god video😁 jeg har også lært Norsk på duolingo, men jeg er halv Norsk og dessverre kunne jeg ikke språket. hva heter du på duolingo?

[@jccbm]

Thanks! It's a cool language. It's the same as this KZbin channel!

[@magne4063]

@@jccbm i will send you a request

[@sharkjack27]

Man is learning it Better then me. I have a streak of 47 and is only on action

[@jccbm]

Gotta go faaaaast

[@PinkTopHatIsNotOnThisAccount]

im learning norsk so it takes me about 6 minutes so.........

[@nieko7754]

I plan on living in Norway when I'm 19

[@flawyerlawyertv7454]

Good luck!

[@lennyrobloxlol6087]

When will u stream again? Btw love your streams and vids

[@jccbm]

Very likely this week! And thanks a lot! I'm glad you like them

[@ClaireBear_9612]

My guy can speak Norwegian better then I can. AND IM 20% NORWEGIAN!!! Although I’m in a middle of a class for Norwegian.

[@jccbm]

Hahahah nah but it's very basic. I'm happy with just knowing how to say "Jeg elsker ost". It's all anyone needs.

[@LimeDizzy]

​​@@jccbms a Norwegian, i can confirm all we say is "Jeg elsker ost."

[@DNAPIXELATED]

@@LimeDizzy æ e skikkelig glad i ost, altså!!!!!

[@flawyerlawyertv7454]

Noice!

[@juli9811]

The pronunciation is quite good

[@jccbm]

Thanks! I'm always happy to hear that

[@wotan1028]

buen video

[@fxrvr]

Kid in Norwegian is similar to Scottish bc we say bairn

[@jccbm]

Nice! It's always fun to find those similarities

[@lucasdias3474]

I'll learn Norwegian just to watch skam one more time

[@BiassedYT]

100% of people who speak Norwegian speak Norwegian.

[@narwhalgaming9856]

really??? I thought they speak mandarin!!!

[@debralangley7349]

Swedish and Norwegian are just far away danish accents

[@jccbm]

As long as they have rødgrød med fløde, we fine

[@stupidityinaglass]

Jeg vet Norsk

[@Supersaturn11]

Dont you dare swear at my country

[@gabrieldragset519]

Så du kan norsk no så bra du kan jo ha en vidio at du bare snakker norsk

[@jccbm]

Well that would be a bit hard :S

[@isaacriggs4656]

Seriously. Is there something wrong with your vocal chords or something? What's with the constant whispers?