Living in Norway vs USA

[@eplebaaterisaus]

They spend long time on their meals Norwegians: Grandiosa mandagspizza

[@danolavb]

takes longer than most american drive thru's xD

[@mrjimjam3057]

is it me or did this channel pop out of nowhere

[@charlie.chalk.2981]

Since you have Norway in your name, for this to end up in the algorithm isn't very far fetched.

[@ainah.davidsen649]

hahahah jo

[@hklev123]

jupp so true

[@Arthemax]

They've rebranded this channel, it was called 'Prepare to Serve' or something similar before. This is a repost/remix of one of their videos from 2015.

[@andrelilledal4806]

Agree

[@jericoba]

That woman you gave a compliment to was for sure very rude. Of course some people don’t wanna chit-chat but that can be true for anyone. At least you can reply politely and be a bit short. Don’t take that personally.

[@teologen]

The way we Norwegians use utensils is literally the way everyone in the world does it except Americans.

[@f1nn0]

:-) - I am Danish but understood every word you said in Norwegean - good going! Norwegeans are very well thought of here in Denmark, my country and language ... All from Nordic countries are very popular here - although we love to tease eachother :-)

[@MrJarl66]

Pinnekjøtt is salted, then hang up to air-dry. Then we need to put it in water for ca 24 hour before we cook it(steaming)

[@sunnythomassen6499]

17th of May is not Independence Day, it’s Constitution Day

[@KiralearnsNorwegian]

"They will do ANYTHING for you?" Wow, those are dedicated friends. lol.

[@starblame5482]

We will tho

[@propellhatt]

Anything but saying nice things about the Swedes. There's a line we're not willing to cross

[@josteinjostein4408]

we love love love to go to our winter cabins/Lodge, not out of country during easter

[@dan4892]

Hvor er det norske folket?

[@mar754]

Ute og feirer nyttår! #2020 🇳🇴

[@charlie.chalk.2981]

Wooah...I met this lovely girl her when she approached me while in Stavanger and we ended up having a nice chat. I'm still a Lutheran but appreciated the exchange none the less. Amazing grasp of Norwegian as all mormon missionaries tend to have.

[@vettivelumahinthan2424]

Our country is still called by the name of Ceylon because we everybody does not forget the earlier name and our parents names and also the nature of the country which provides the food including of sea food.

[@Anitha-Rusdal]

The celebration of Christmas (jul) "jol" in older days way back before religion hit Norway was a celebration to have a breake in the dark cold winter and that we turn more towards the sun.

[@josteinjostein4408]

i have lived in USA for 6 years, and the fork up side down comment was so funny to me hahaha , i think its the right way for evetone else than Americans hahaha

[@cartier2312]

Norway 🇳🇴 💕💕💕💕💕

[@veo1960]

"Pinnekjøtt" is lambs belly, dried and salted. When you cook it you place sticks of birch in the bottom of your cauldron. Add a little water, add the meat and let it cook until the meat leaves the bones. Serve with swede mashed and the cherished norwegian almond potato and you're home free! :-)

[@ragnarkisten]

I remember from Twin Peaks, Lucy, the girl behind the counter in the sheriffs office discussed it. She called it forking, the way Europeans use their utensils. It is so interesting listening to this young woman. it feels like she is trying to be overly polite towards Norwegians, but I actually think she means what she is saying!

[@Sandra-qh6hp]

23th december is "little christmas eve" in norwegian it's called lille julaften. on little christmas we prepare for christmas eve and just relax with our family. 24th december is Christmas eve.. this is the BIG day when we eat a GREAT dinner, after that is dessert and after the dessert we open the gifts. 25, 26 and 27th december is 1, 2 and 3 christmas day. those days is when we go out and drink a LOT of alcohol and just party with our friends.. those nights the streets are packed with drunk millenials and you cant even breathe when your in the clubs. Gosh I love those days..

[@MarkyTeriyakiShorts]

Her Norwegian is amazing! Considering she's an American it's even more impressive since it can be difficult hitting the right tones and nail the stress. Stå på!! Edit: idk why, but all the people on this channel who lived in Norway look super Norwegian lol

[@idan.5316]

Norway has two official langueges and that's Norwegian and Sami

[@Mickemacken]

I have to say your Norwegian at the end was very impressive! I'm Swedish though, but could actually not hear any difference from a native Norwegian. Greetings! :)

[@francisxes8471]

The way you described Norwegians eating with utensils is normal (I’m American by the way).

[@johnlyons4836]

Norway is so beautiful like the people But beer 🍺 is expensive greeting from 🇮🇪

[@Topper_Harley68]

The woman that told you she would not talk to you was very rude, that is not common to act like that. I would gladly talk to you and even show you around, and you are very beautiful 💖. Your Norwegian is also very good, you talk with an Oslo like dialect.

[@MikeGill87]

The way you decribed usage of utensils - I believe just about everybody aside from east asia eats that way, also aside from the US that is... :-)

[@Alice_in_artsupply_hoarderland]

Wow, your Norwegian is very good! Your practice and repetitions of the pronouncement of the words has really payed of :-) I am impressed. And thank you for all your nice words about our country. And by the way, the woman on the bus was rude! Most Norwegians would never have answered you like that.

[@shannon_w.]

Every single thing she said described my Great Grandmom to a “T”! She was the strongest, sweetest, loving, funniest woman in the world! Oh and she was the BEST cook and baker EVER! However she was a die hard Christian

[@idasofieranden1917]

The dialect in Trondheim is called «trøndersk)

[@felix0003]

*trøndsk

[@lydiaandvikhaagensen4291]

Andre her som er fra Norge? Pinnekjøtt is'nt the only thing we eat in Norway on Christmas, many also eat ribbe.

[@AlexGranli]

Bokmål is our standarized writing dialect. No one speaks bokmål. They speak something close to bokmål in the oslo area but deffienty not all of norway speaks that.

[@ynord6994]

For me as a Norwegian this is so much fun to watch. You explain the traditions in a very good and respectful way

[@kristianlarsen3543]

Halla :P I have been watching ceveral of these types of videos about norway and I have to ask, why do they all bring up "Lutefisk" ? "nobody" eat it! xD It s disgusting! xD Pizza Grandiosa ;)

[@johannalunde929]

I am from norway and we don’t have a chrismas day if that makes sense, we just have chrismas eve!

[@thomasleifseth5201]

Wow this girl is amazing, so Nice in a way I rarely see here in norway. The Norwegian was so good spoken, so correct and even sounds a bit like they speak in Oslo. So Nice Message at the end :-)

[@danielholmberg1875]

1:24 that's a great observation. never really thought of that

[@Helperbot-2000]

you have icecream trucks, we have a fish truck! comes around every few months and we buy fish from him!

[@Sandra-qh6hp]

i think the reason the the woman on the train said she didn't want to talk to her was because we Norwegians LOVE to be unsocial and daydream on busses and trains. thats the reason we often take up to seats.. we just want to sit alone, listening to music, daydreaming an just minding our own business on the busses and trains

[@audunskrindo5877]

Wonderful to listen to observation of the norwegian society. And your norwegian is close to perfect.

[@8543jag]

Mirror. We are a mirror. The feelings we send from us come back. Take care !

[@mammothmeat]

You are so right about the utensils.. But we don't care so much if you do it differently.. 😊

[@babycakes1402]

Syttende Mai is to celebrate Norway's independence from Sweeden, just like July 4th here in the US :)

[@idan.5316]

I think your Norwegian was good (I am born and raised in Norway)

[@herjung346]

Speaking of the devine, I'm positive those eyes could make me believe in a great many things. Takk for gode ord om folket og landet vårt.

[@andersgulowsen2814]

It is in a way true. Me personally will in fact do anything for my family and my 3 best friends if it is important. They never ask either unless its a huge deal.

[@exentr]

Written is written. Speech is speech. Bokmål (book language) is written. Dialects are speech. Nobody speak written bokmål even tho it's a common opinion even among Norwegians.

[@AndwiguZ]

If you traveled more on the west coast you would meet a lot more christians. It's often referred to as "The bible belt"

[@Lesbisk1000]

she is very very cute, but craaaazy!!! I really like her. I am from Norway.

[@sindrerudshaug]

Its so fun getting described by a happy girl:-) Everyday for us is detailed out by her.

[@skinnwalk3r586]

Trondheim isnt really far North, go to Tromsø or Alta, that is good way North but you can go Even futher north

[@nammis77]

You speak very good Norwegian. I enjoyed this, thank you.

[@eilidh2354]

Just to start, because this usually goes unnoticed, there is also the Sami Language! Most of Norway is Sami territory, so there isn’t just Norwegian.

[@benedikteh6661]

We also have the sami languages here in Norway. 😉

[@runarandersen3439]

If any one could talk me in to religion, you would be that person😊. Hope all is going the way you want. Take care👍

[@vettivelumahinthan2424]

continuous as below, Trondheim commune. We have to have little more from the scandinavian countries even from Finland and Ice land that we need not to neglect as well . And remember every body likes to travel by the boat and ship even ride the boat self , that we definitely do not want to neglect Norway and Sweeden.

[@ulfholt6434]

I am impressed - your Norwegian is very good, much better than most of the Americans I have met so far.

[@thecoffemug6574]

Finaly someone who dosent say a Kvikk Lunsj is the same as a Kit Kat

[@jacobheath8747]

I am absolutely moving to Norway now

[@tomnygard6538]

WOW! Det var imponerende norsk uttale fra en amerikaner. Nesten uten aksent.

[@marcusantoniuskase9770]

Bergen = mountain in German language

[@michaelespeland]

Your Norwegian is pretty solid..!

[@aurelpopa1581]

I heard Norwegian's are really shy and private. Then how would you make this loyal friend?

[@handersolo4573]

There is two languages in Norway. Norwegian and sami.

[@astridvikre3895]

Yup. And what she was refferring to with bokmål, is one of the 2 written languages.

[@robinsinpost]

There is one more language in Norway. Its called Kvensk and is from Finnish descendends. And you also have the gypsy language.

[@unsortedguy]

I do belive in myself

[@jpete190]

Thank you.

[@Lita1]

Easter is amazing BIG discounts on chocolate and holiday prices yes!!!! 👍😅

[@kjellpedersen7565]

Kan du Norsk Bokmål ? :D Så bra. Da forstår du hva jeg skriver her. Jeg kommer fra Nord Norge :) Det heter Kjøttkaker med bruns saus. Det er godt :D

[@ErgoDog]

Takk ❤

[@pinneapleguy7465]

Bunads are 400-600 years old

[@espenbe7935]

Pinnekjøtt is not Only from lamb but also from reindeer

[@samen0205]

jeey, from norway

[@starblame5482]

We eat 3 things in christmas pinnekjøtt Grandiosa ribbe ribbe is realy good IT has a crispy outerlayer AND IT is meat, AND if u dident tast freia cohcolet ITS amazing

[@emilbratteberg1455]

Star blame om du spiser gradis kan du bare gå å legge deg

[@marianneryen9196]

Du har blitt veldig god i Norsk❤️🇳🇴❤️🇳🇴❤️🇳🇴❤️🇳🇴❤️🇳🇴❤️🇳🇴❤️🇳🇴❤️🇳🇴❤️🇳🇴❤️🇳🇴❤️🇳🇴❤️🇳🇴❤️🇳🇴❤️

[@nordby1000]

Kjøttkaker and Pinnekjøtt is so good. Oh, you talk wery good Norsk :-)

[@hansmarius9038]

I'm Norwegian

[@waldemarrognes8844]

Well spoken in Norwegian!

[@ininusi]

Norway was a Christian country up until just a couple of years ago actually. That is why we have so many Christian traditions, even to this day every person born in this country is automatically put into the state church register (as far as i know) even against their parents wishes. And Christmas is called 'jul' as it is kinda based on old norse joule and is therefore not a pure Christian tradition unlike many other countries.

[@jonarnel.nygaard7598]

What a sweet young woman :-)

[@erikas6874]

Your Norwegian is great :) I would say 70% perfect bokmål :)

[@waldemarrognes8844]

I enjoyed this video!

[@Furcuddler]

The most iconic Norwegian dish sodd and grandiosa not kjøttkake

[@waldemarrognes8844]

You look like an Norwegian!

[@Bighand4]

You look Norwegian :-) Welcome back to Norway!

[@AndreBendigtsen]

Nailed it! :-)

[@idan.5316]

Bokmål is just a writingstyle not a dialect

[@Slumrubo]

Thank you for saying those blessing words! But I have to admit that you sounded a bit like Google😅 I'm a Norwegian or Nordmann like we call it. and I'm all so an Christian guy🤓 GOD BLESS YOU, AND EVERYONE THAT READS THIS COMMENT!

[@mariaklette3925]

Du var veldig flink til å snakke norsk

[@johnblund700]

Cool, you learned Norwegian, good job! Now Swedish is next?

[@draganaberic3585]

Kjøttkaker is soooo good like if ur norwigan

[@kim5071Acab]

Isn't it normal to use the fork like that? Jaja

[@ahatjallabaisen8413]

They do have hearts lol...

[@nevillemignot1681]

Could i see a little of Norway?

[@Cod4Wii]

Tusen Takk

[@christinacira2949]

I am norwagian

[@per79]

lol we scoop and stuff our faces too when we eat

[@emilivar4558]

Most live in the south because of howharsh the weather can get in the North

[@ronnylarock13]

3 languages. Bokmaal, nynorsk and sami.

[@starblame5482]

Norwigian is 2 samisk is a diffrent cultire in history we hatede samisk peopel

[@MartinTomrenSøvik]

I tought that u were norwegian for a sec

[@trinelarson6655]

hun snakker med Oslo dialect/accent

[@sandersetvik9876]

Jeg er fra Norge

[@KarlBrobakk]

Not too impressed with that woman with the boots...

[@jvilhelml]

WOW PRETTY WOMAN