How to Speak Norwegian FAST and Understand Natives

[@NorwegianClass101]

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[@chefismailbalti6869]

you are teaching very well

[@abshiraybakar904]

Hi my teacher anette

[@salvadoroliveira6632]

I think that teaching first the articles ( personal and possessive), most common verbs with most used conjugations, nouns and prepositions of place and movement would be very good for a lesson directed for people with their mindsets focused on travelling/tourism.

[@abshiraybakar904]

Ilive you my own proiperty annete

[@salvadoroliveira6632]

When spoken in a normal pace, every foreign language is difficult to understand by non speakers. A common clarification strategy when one doesn't know a word is asking: something like: " is this an object? What is it used for? ".

[@abshiraybakar904]

IS THAT IMPORTANT TOGETHER WAW

[@abshiraybakar904]

IWILL KIK VERY GOOD AND WE WILL ENJOYED MY LOVE

[@r4p1dmouse56]

32:27 factual statement, Norwegian water way better than the US

[@salvadoroliveira6632]

Are all verbs in the infinitive mode in norwegian, preceded by å?

[@brianb660]

So when a word ends in “eren” is it pronounced “eren” or “aan”? I keep hearing the “er” turn to a sound like other words, but kelneren was pronounced “eren” here… For example I’ve been hearing “the daughter” as “dattan” rather than “datteren” every time. Hjelpe meg er du snill 😢

[@Hervast1]

Ja tänker att det är inte notvändig att lärä norska, när du kan tala dåligt svenska som jag 😅