Learn 15 Norwegian Christmas words

[@angelflot]

Awe!! The King’s Palace! And the HMKG!! Warms my heart. My granddaughters would say julenissen as “you no listen” as Farfar and I would try and correct them. It’s a joke now here in our home.

[@norwaywithpal]

haha that is actually a great way to learn how to say it :D

[@rachelleinweber4592]

From us in NYC ! Since we can’t all be there in beautiful Norway right now... so thanks and Tak so much !! Thank you for the lovely Jul morning ‘lesson’ and be well :) and GOD JUL !!

[@norwaywithpal]

God Jul Rachel! Glad to hear you enjoyed the video :D

[@elainefortin4689]

Hei hei, Pål! God Jul! Takk for det! 🎄❤️🇳🇴😊

[@norwaywithpal]

Hei hei Elaine, God Jul til deg! Thanks for checking out my videos :D

[@falseorchid6962]

God Jul! Love your videos. Tusen takk for sharing these Norwegian language words!

[@norwaywithpal]

God Jul! And thanks for watching my videos :) all the best for 2021

[@curtpiazza1688]

Love the Norwegian traditions! 😊❤

[@norwaywithpal]

Me too :)

[@johnhinds1579]

Love your videos. God Jul !

[@norwaywithpal]

Thanks John , God Jul!

[@evygil]

awesome ! god jul!

[@norwaywithpal]

God Jul :)

[@CemileAsil]

Hi Bjarne , By the way, I knit the very beautiful hat of the sweater..

[@norwaywithpal]

Hi Cemile, I love this sweater and the pattern. It's called a Marius sweater in Norway. This one was actually knit by my grandmother

[@CemileAsil]

@@norwaywithpal wear it on nice days, it is very nice :)

[@barrybryan1484]

God Jul! I am now wanting some warm rice pudding!

[@norwaywithpal]

God Jul! I had a little bowl this morning :)

[@ScottTruedson]

Another great video! I have to ask...God Jul is also spoken is Sweden, so is it Norwegian, Swedish, or both? Have a Happy New Year!!

[@norwaywithpal]

Good question! It is actually both Norwegian and Swedish, so works equally well in both countries. Godt Nytt År! (Happy New Year)

[@hfj9743]

Hi!İn Azerbaijan we are saying"Yeni iliniz mübarək"or"Milad bayramınız mübarək"in Christmas.🦌

[@norwaywithpal]

Aha, is Mubarak the word for your celebration?

[@norwaywithpal]

@@hfj9743 Thanks, that is very nice to know! What about Eid Mubarak? I've seen that written in many places. .

[@hfj9743]

@@norwaywithpal Eid?No that maybe in arabic countries,we are turkic country that is why we dont use that.😊

[@hfj9743]

And l cooked Farikal with mom.3 hours.That was very delicious.And today l will make Kjottkaker.lm a viking boy!🇸🇯❤️And lm so sorry l deleted my comment.

[@113DEVIL113]

You drank, ate and went for a walk 😂

[@norwaywithpal]

Han drakk, spiste og gikk 😂

[@113DEVIL113]

@@norwaywithpal Ты выпил, закусил и пошёл гулять 😂

[@MFledermaus]

Jól or Jólnir or Father Jól, are names for Odin, according to Wikipedia. Our “traditions” of today, seem mostly like modern things. I’m not sure if Christ was born on December 25. I do not believe the calendar was invented yet, at that time. I like Christmas, Yule, but I am skeptical about what we are doing. In this video, for example, a man is playing with dolls. Do we need an excuse for playing with dolls? ;-)

[@norwaywithpal]

I think traditions are ever changing rituals. Probably that was also the case back in the pre-Christian ages. Seems like our year is filled with excuses to celebrate and play... Much driven forward by the mechanisms of capitalism perhaps. The Nisse is constantly being re-invented so that we have to go to the store and buy the latest edition. Anyways, you have some interesting views! Thanks for sharing :)

[@falseorchid6962]

God Jul! Love your videos. Tusen takk for sharing these Norwegian language words!

[@norwaywithpal]

God Jul! And thanks for watching my videos :) all the best for 2021