Norwegian - Objects in a room

[@gyurmarajzfilm]

I find it fascinating that you dedicate your time to teach Norwegian -just for fun. AND you actually put effort in cutting the videos, putting music under sometimes, etc. Mange takk! Jeg har lært mye fra disse leksonene!

[@yvonnelagel764]

Hi, I'm German, but I love to learn Norwegian by you being my teacher. Even though my I don't have any contact with the english language except that I read my books in English I can understand most of yours. And to learn Norge this way is lot of fun for me while doing my homework - kitchen cleaning, cooking, making the laundry.... Lots of thanks for these nice lessons and making my work beeing more fun.

[@Mila230690]

I LOVE YOUR LESSONS .....I'm from Perú but i have a Norwegian boyfriend we speak in english most of the time, and he is really surprised that i'm learning a little bit and that's because of you .... tusen takk :)

[@dEndiProductions]

@Taggzahriagahtarr Actually, "I lie in bed" is correct. To lie is to recline, intransitive; to lay is to place something somewhere, transitive. "I lay in bed" would be past tense of "I lie in bed". Example: "Yesterday, I lay in bed and slept because I didn't have school".

[@dEndiProductions]

@coldmilkishot They are distinct verbs and are not interchangeable. To lie is intransitive, to lay (something) is transitive. However, the past tense of lie is lay. Karin was absolutely correct to say, "I lie in bed", and the person who tried to correct her is wrong.

[@Shy1BlogTV]

You are a good teacher, it's nice to learn new words in other lanuage !

[@somethingsmatter]

this was such a great video! I loved how you taught sentences too along with the words!

[@creasicle]

Good work as ever Karin, "Jeg ligger i sengen" that actually does pretty much surmise my life at the moment!

[@knightsatin]

Tusen takk Karin - the sound of norwegian is awesome :)

[@77goofball]

You have a natural talent for teaching :) .

[@ReturnOfTheZombie]

If my teacher was like you, I would have been fluent in norwegian by now :-P Thanks for creating these videos.

[@PoLenChos]

@pavlus2 I agree at the "seng" is the same like with some names like RAGNAR, that it's not easy to get the sound!

[@NorwegianTeacher]

yes the rythmical and melodical is very typical norwegian. I dont even notice it. Peaple say it sound like we're singing :P The NG sound i should point this out,...

[@menglinhai]

@Crienexzy Actually... I lie in bed = present tense I lay in bed = past tense

[@discountinn]

I'm glad to help. I learn Norwegian in English, so I am familiar with the terms.

[@MrEbereeba]

Wow you have a good handle on some of the English sounds. Especially the or's.

[@ZeroTrackAttack]

These videos are both helpful, and hilarious. :D

[@NorwegianTeacher]

@Taggzahriagahtarr true true, yet another example that Im not originally english. good thing I teach Norwegian and not english (even though my norwegian isnt perfect either ^^)

[@zacc163]

That was great!! Thank U!! I'm really lovin' this stuff!.

[@rip_lokum]

Hay! Upload some more stuff! ...since you've been doing so well. :) Love your country, and Norwegian language. Best regards! ;)

[@kwcarpenter]

@Taggzahriagahtarr Actually, no. It is "I lie in bed". Lay is the past tense of lie. Lay (as a present tense verb) is transitive only, so you lay something down. You yourself just lie down.

[@sacredbanana]

this video makes a great birthday present for me! tusen tusen tusen takk!

[@issohyatt]

I am happy because you teach me and I learn

[@SolSkinn]

It would be good to have one that describes anatomy. Like hair, eyes, arms, lips, etc. Those are the first words we teach our kids, right? Thanks for your vids!!! My kids are inching their way to fluent!

[@dEndiProductions]

@coldmilkishot That's not really what the difference is.

[@dustyhatkins]

Takk for der leksjon (nevermind spelling) og hva er du første mål?

[@peehatt]

whoop, cool that you decided to have a blogtv show too ^^

[@piotrmotyka1004]

Hi, I have a question. In english we say - ' What do you do' ? and ' What are you doing ?' Both of these phrases have different meaning in english language. Are these two sentences have the same meaning when we say ' Hva gjør du ?' - What do you do ? or 'what are you doing? Thank you.

[@GumbarLimbits]

No, you had it right. You say "I lie in bed" if you mean that you put yourself in the bed. If there is a direct object of the verb, then you use the word "lay" e.g. "I lay the pillow on the bed."

[@mental.wreckage]

It's funny how "jeg kan" sounds exactly like "jij kan", which is Dutch and means exactly the same.

[@eriboylove2731]

help full vds . realy apriciate you .thank very much!!!!!

[@ios254]

sigh...jeg elsker henne. Jeg elsker deg Karin! Så, så, mye! Du er en gudinne!

[@joziejo]

what is "i don't know" in norsk

[@fouadalswelem9720]

jeg vet ikke

[@cherryflame]

Tusen takk!

[@gstrdms]

@Crienexzy la meg apne det lukkede rom!

[@Steeplehammer1]

Absolutely Gorgeous :)

[@JessicaBernal]

great lessons!! tusen takk!! :D

[@mokodo_]

Question: Is it a problem i cant 'roll my r's'... or tongue roll at all, i mean surely not EVERYONE in Norway can?

[@Church024]

she has to be the most beautiful thing i have ever seen. i wanna learn this language only for her....nothing else...just her. hahaha

[@tekluadhanom4785]

Tusen takk

[@egleshairstylesmakeup7711]

Tusen takk Karin. Du er flink :)

[@NorwegianTeacher]

Egle Bajorinaite Tusen takk :)

[@nobertas.tnobertas.t8193]

Egle Bajorinaite pasirodo ne as vienas mokaus :)

[@discountinn]

Karin!! Great video, you are charming and sweet as always! The reason you should say 'gardinene' instead of 'gardiner' is because the curtains are in the definite plural and not in the indefinite plural. On definite plural one should add the suffix 'ene' and this is the reason we get 'gardinene'.

[@RebelLeroy]

once again you saved my life T-T thank you very much karin =)

[@soulilin]

tusen takk, vakker jente! :)

[@Diver114]

Hello. I have a question. What is the difference between Jeg tror or Jeg synes. Thanks in advance.

[@NorwegianTeacher]

Jeg tror is more like "i believe", but Jeg synes is more like "this is my opinion". Did that make any sence? Jeg syns fotball er kjedelig (I think football is boring). That is me giving an opinion. Jeg tror de kommer til å tape. (I think they will loose) is more like i Believe they will loose.) understandable?

[@Diver114]

Takk skal du ha,I think I got it.

[@NorwegianTeacher]

@400thlou Love you

[@thetaylor33]

thank you so much i have a norwegian friend and we cant talk much because i have no idea what she is saying! these help alot! can you put whats up in one?

[@Viaamtrak]

You are just so great as an instructor, like you have a naural talent for it; but being a beauiful girl makes it even easier to watch you. Do you work for the Norwegian Tourist Board? Are you trying to entice us all to visit Norway? Is that why the Vikings were such hard-asses, with girls like this at home? Keep going. Now I really want to learn Norsk...or is it Norge?

[@NorwegianTeacher]

haha i know, its just, I dont know how to explain this in english :P Deinite plural and indefinite plural was the words i was looking for :P

[@multivan2001]

Thank you and 5* for this lesson.

[@NorwegianTeacher]

oh wow :D thank you :D

[@NorwegianTeacher]

hihi ;) Bra Simon

[@darkmagicofhell]

we want more videos pleaseeeeee

[@dalvaleandro]

Veldig bra

[@ratedwhat]

Thanx For The Video Karin ^^.& Keep it up,, dont Stop Making Videos xD

[@haristeas22]

Ok you have really smart-useful videos but I gotta say you are so cute and funny,and what about Journalism have u decide it yet if you want to study this?cause I have a feeling you would do great in this business..All the best wishes to you

[@beckilane639]

Legend :P

[@nicnic1g12]

takk skal du ha............

[@Devast8r34]

Takk Du for the video response to my ?s These are helping alot!

[@pawanmaratha6665]

👍👍💞

[@ArturoLarsenH]

u r the best ! ;)

[@seidifarazertebat3603]

👌👌🙏🌷🌷

[@MishkaCh]

teenage look! :P

[@mental.wreckage]

Whoops.. my bad. ;P Thanks for pointing it out!

[@grgo00]

that is useful

[@TheMoron9]

english is a cluster fuk one word can have twenty different meanings depending on how your saying it...or what your describing... especially here in the south lots of people (literally) say lie down instead of lay or laying down or im lieing in bed...

[@Berntisso]

Ja, jeg kan godt åpne vinduet.

[@jonasjohannessen]

Ja. Jeg kan slå på lyset

[@bezzee12]

CUTE

[@Bahamutdordi]

@Khanisghen Nah... Dude. I'm Norwegian too, and i have a cousin that can utter "r", instead he says "j"..... Witch he's lady friends find quite adorable i might add "(^^,)

[@cross204]

Du er så søt ) Skjønnhet vinner

[@andysimmons8]

Haha, du må ha hatt det morsomt med å lage denne vlogen

[@ConsideringPhlebas]

Actually, she was right, you were wrong. 'Lie' is present tense, 'lay' is past tense. Hence you say 'I'm lying in bed', rather than 'I'm laying in bed'.

[@Nissehultan]

Nu kan jag åpne døren :D yayyayyay;-) - SweRobin

[@oblivion012]

she's cute

[@Taggzahriagahtarr]

Not, "I lie in bed"...but "I lay in bed"

[@kam1linho]

im still drunk and i dont know what im doing here

[@alberto211393]

nice vid 5/5 , og du kan si "døra" og "senga" også

[@senukidun5995]

hei karin du er veldig flink læreren jeg vil mer mer video

[@senukidun5995]

tusen takk

[@MattTiram]

Jeg Kan Slå på lyset! Hope I got it right, lol!!

[@Sydebern]

Uhm, nee. "Jeg kan" betekent "Ik kan" in het Nederlands. Niet "jij kan". Uhm, no. "Jeg kan" means "i can" in Dutch. Not "you can".

[@Mila230690]

I LOVE YOUR LESSONS .....I'm from Perú but i have a Norwegian boyfriend we speak in english most of the time, and he is really surprised that i'm learning a little bit and that's because of you .... tusen takk :)