Norwegian Language: Colors Adjectieves 2.0

[@desktopkitty]

Karin, you give hands down the best explanations. I've bought books, programs, paid for lessons, and yet your videos are the best for learning Norwegian. Your personality is just like sitting down and chatting with a friend. Also you're very good at knowing how to explain and what to explain (ie. when there's more than one way to say something). I want to thank you, and I'm also interested if there is any way I can donate or help you financially benefit for all your hard work.

[@NorwegianTeacher]

Thank you so much for your kind words! :) Im so very happy to feel usefull :D If you take a look at the descrition, there is a link to my website, there you will find a donate button! Thanks again for the positive comment! :)

[@jarosawokinczyc5234]

Thank you for tell about difference in pronunciation "d" in "rød". It's very useful.

[@NomadePlayFGC]

i'm very happy with your return! I learn so much with yours videos! Takk for hjelpen!

[@NorwegianTeacher]

Im glad to hear it! :)

[@ThomasTheNorgeScone]

So great that you're back! You explained this really really well, and I would have found it useful when I started, definitely. Keep it up!!

[@NorwegianTeacher]

Oh! Thanks for that :)

[@laor100]

thank you teacher I simply adore you!

[@cantilena111]

So good to have you back! And thanks for the lesson. I just got to the adjectives in På vei, but the book doesn't explain colours that well :) Looking forward to new videos!

[@NorwegianTeacher]

Im greatful for your feedback! :) thank you! Good luck to you!

[@lucreziaoddone]

Hei Karin! Tusen takk for videoen :)

[@sheshab]

That awesome moment when your Norwegian tutorial is a revision to my Swedish class xD loved it, tack tack!

[@rumbachumba330]

I already knew svart, used to listen to a band called svart framtid=black future i think...

[@jamertheramer240]

Norwegian teachers are probably one of the kindest teachers: Norsk Teacher: "If you can't say it like that, it's okay" Español Teacher: "If you can't say it, keep trying. Years if you have to!"

[@jamertheramer240]

I'm studying Norwegian as a third language. So far it's been easy, except when listening to the language.

[@histrionicman]

Very interesting. Thank you!

[@davesimpkins1]

Mange takk! Jeg setter pris på de detaljerte forklaringer. Nå må jeg øve og huske og komme tilbake for å lytte til dine uttale med øynene lukket.

[@NorwegianTeacher]

Lykke til!

[@SANov61]

what about "grå" (grey)?

[@aikorose8258]

You are stunning! And a wonderful teacher! Love you, Karen! :)

[@Algundiaenmontecristi]

Tusen takk Karin

[@teklemultimikweldemichael9963]

Jeg har lært så mange, hvordan bruke farger på substantiv. så tusen takk lærer karin.lykke til!

[@stevebbuk]

Takk Karin det var veldig nyttig.

[@marianna7699]

thank you very much) it was realy informative

[@jimb024]

Thank you for the lesson! You explained it very well. There's one thing I'm still curious about though. If I wanted to say something like "the white car" or "the white cars" would it be "den hvit bilen" and "de hvite bilene"?

[@NorwegianTeacher]

Uh, One thing I didnt mention. When you use Definite singular form like "the white car" you also say it like the plural. So in this case it would be "den hvite bilen" and "de hvite bilene" :) Hvit would be used if you where just describing any can, "en hvit bil" :)

[@jimb024]

Crienexzy - Norwegian Teacher Okay cool, now I understand. Thanks for the response! :)

[@codeffeine]

Jeg er glad du alltid ferdig med "good luck" =S, jeg trenger det >.

[@NorwegianTeacher]

Juan Valencia haha :D Du er flinK! :D

[@finalfantasy7716]

I'm a beginner - do you have a basic 'baby' learning Norwegian video

[@jeanparaski1314]

I love your videos!

it's good to see you around again (Y)

[@NorwegianTeacher]

Glad you're still watching! :)

[@zerogaming2899]

Can you tell us about runes?

[@LeeHamilton88]

Karin, I believe you are saying "hvitt" with short "i" and "hvit" with long "I" but it is hard for my ear to know. Also, you said, "blåt" is another (not nice word). In Bing and Google translate "blåt" = blue and "blått" = blue. So, really: Hva betyr "blåt?" Jeg må si det riktig. Hvordan går det men to gutter? Opptatt, ikke sant?

[@gavin2915]

Takk! There aren't much norwegians in la france

[@kamilrokosz8752]

Hei Karin, I found in one of courses a sentence: "Rosa og rødt er farger." Is it correct? Why "red" was translated to "rødt" instead of "rød", despite it's a noun in that sentence?

[@kamilrokosz8752]

And another one: "Hun har det gule skjørtet.", it seems that should be "Hun har det gul skjørtet.", which one is correct then?

[@proxi666]

Jeg elsker deg :) All the best from Oslo :) Polish Dave :)

[@NorwegianTeacher]

Tusen takk Polish Dave;)

[@sameralnazem4480]

its hard lessen but fun tusen takk

[@TheBajskake]

Man sier vel strengt talt BLÅ i flertall, og ikke BLÅE? Det er godt mulig at det går an å si begge deler, men jeg er ganske sikker på at blå er mer brukt

[@NorwegianTeacher]

Det går an å bruke begge deler :) Men du har nok helt rett at blå er mer brukt :)

[@Neueregel]

Nice grammar tips

[@bzimngu7197]

Karin Mange Takk

[@L0qL0q]

Haha! Sykt kult!

[@ESSET-I-LOMMEN.]

Lol

[@jackknuff1639]

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[@noahnugent6777]

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