Norwegian Interview with Aurora Aksnes (Eng Subs)

Interview from 2015 that previously didn't have English subs.
They were talking very fast in this interview, but I did my best :)

[@allergic5]

It's so nice of the interviewer to give her moths as gifts. I feel like almost everyone pokes fun at her collecting moths and bugs instead of taking it seriously.

[@abootz5188]

I liked the last question too

[@strugglingcollegestudent]

Thank you for the English ♥️ This is the best interview I've seen so creative. And the fact that he caught her some moths is so cute, he really did his research

[@UrFriendlyNeighborhoodBassist-]

I’m learning Norwegian with Duolingo, it’s a pretty simple language, for English speakers to learn, and duos daily threats to take my family help a lot! Point being you should learn Norwegian Also Swedish I started with Swedish and the two are very similar so the switch was really really easy ❤❤ I’d love to move to Norway one day 😊

[@jailaye6929]

Becoming a musician at a young age is an education in itself & a good one. Good for you Aurora! I wish I could speak Norwegian Jim, then I would spend a few weeks in Iceland & Norway just for the music, the culture, and Aurora in small venues.

[@user-hk8yp7cw1v]

Du kan lære; dette språket er ikke vanskelig i det hele tatt imo

[@user-hk8yp7cw1v]

Eneste greia er at hu prater nynorsk med blanding av bokmål

[@shroomie266]

I came to to see how much I could understand as I'm learning Norwegian right now. I didn't understand almost any of it except for a couple of words and a few cognates, but it's good practice. Also, if someone gave me a jar of moths I would be the happiest person on the planet.

[@theuniversewithin74]

This is a west coast dialect and pretty different from "bokmål". Norway has countless dialects that sounds like gibberish to foreigners learning Norwegian, but easy for us. I think Norwegian is a really beautiful and rich language. Especially with all it's dialects and nuances.

[@Sparess]

@@theuniversewithin74 @shroomie266 Veldig sant, hun bruker en litt mindre vanlig dialekt

[@AuroraGifs]

Thank you so much for this! 😄

[@nalinidhawan424]

You deserve a million subscribers for the aurora content you post

[@FatimaZahra3.0]

4:02 what was that 😂 I freaking love this girl ❤

[@dexie135]

4:01

[@Merche74]

Tourette’s

[@pebblelive]

@@Merche74I don’t think it is

[@gabbvillamor8734]

woof woof

[@adonel330]

Thanks for this video!

[@maisi8233]

Feel lucky for knowing what she says😂 jeg er norsk

[@MDezanGlasovic]

Deg er norsk? hyggelig. Jeg kan snakke norsk virkelig litt 🤏. Idk what Im saying😂lol.

[@maisi8233]

Some words are kinda off but I understand what u meant😂

[@guitaria66636]

THANK YOU

[@Jared_aka_Herbie]

God videoen! Tak!

[@luchooooooooo]

lol those last "would u rather" type of questions were a bit...off. Thank you for uploading this 👌🏻💙

[@sophiethepegasus]

I think he approached her from a friendly language. I speak norwegian so I was focusing more on what they said than the subtitles, and I get the sense that he really talks to her kindly

[@juuliawarrior1188]

Lovely interview!❤️ (Btw I was 100 who liked this video.😉😂)

[@auroravideos8276]

Awesome!

[@RainbowStarOracle]

She did not say bark bark. She said wooof wooof. Nice to see I’m not alone in that lol.. I was called dr.Dolittle in my childhood 😅

[@waniagame2840]

Aurora I just want you right now and I’ll be there tomorrow 5:32

[@stephenberson7236]

Aurora is very intelligent yet she gets stupid nonsensical questions from some interviewers. What cereal would you be?? Is this guy ten years old. Is this for a children's audience? It was nice he gave her the moths but those stupid questions bother me.

[@FredrikSkievan]

It was a game of would you rather? It's not that deep..

[@stephenberson7236]

Wow, is this guy seven years old with such stupid questions? Aurora is a very intelligent woman, I can imagine what impression she has of this guy.

[@thamammubaris4000]

Thanks for This!!