Invitation to a Cabin Trip in Norway

[@SlowNorwegian]

Awesome Karin. I am so excited that we are becoming friends! I think this will be interesting and valuable to many of your followers, and I am so excited to meet them in person!

[@lesliearnold7755]

So sad I can't make these dates, pleeeaaase host more of these!

[@NorwegianTeacher]

That is the plan! We will! Just have to make the first one happen and hopefully there can be many more!

[@clairelesswhisper6305]

This sounds amazing! Wish I could make this one but will keep my eyes peeled for the second!!!

[@NorwegianTeacher]

Yes you should! :D I know it’s a bit short notice, but hey, there will be more! :D

[@vikingcelta535]

muchas gracias por enseñar tan bien el idioma noruego Karin. Gracias.

[@norwegianp.7560]

Too late!!!! :( I hope to join you next time! ha det bra ;)

[@andredemourasoares5452]

I’m from Brazil. I haven’t been in Norway, but I would love go for a couple weeks. How can I learn the Norwegian? I don’t know say anything in Norwegian. I’ve to learn the basic things, like have a nice day, thank you, hello etc.

[@chrisjunior6089]

Very good, like the vídeo.

[@MRECoelho]

Meh, wish I saw this before. Sounded like fun :)

[@Norskkurset]

Masse lykke til! Håper det blir en kjempesuksess :-) Jeg har delt innlegget på Facebooksiden min.

[@SlowNorwegian]

Tusen takk. Det er veldig kjekt at du engasjerer deg! :)

[@NorwegianTeacher]

Kult!!

[@joymckenziewendt4013]

❤

[@benc-h5269]

Hey Karin I have a question: I don't trust people who don't like cats >>> Jeg stoler ikke på folk som ikke liker katter I'd love to know the reason why the first ikke comes after the verb and the second comes before the verb. Please? x

[@gabeparramore1590]

I'm not 100% sure about this but I think it's because in Norwegian and most Germanic languages they have this grammatical rule where the verb must be in the "2nd position" of the sentence. So basically, the first "ikke" is after the verb because the verb "stoler" has to be in the 2nd position of the sentence, i.e. after the subject or dependent clause that starts the sentence, and the second "ikke" is before the verb because the 2nd position rule has already been fulfilled so the word order after the first verb is basically the same as English. I hope that answered your question.

[@Neophema]

I never even thought about that, but putting "ikke" in different places sounds SO, SO wrong.

[@manuzenil4862]

Such beauty 😘

[@virrthd980]

☺👌👌👌 MORNA

[@macakucizmama831]

5:56 you guys can thank me later :DDD