Norwegian pronunciation: kj-, sj- and ng- sounds

Uttaleregler i norsk del 1. Her går jeg igjennom kj- lyden, sj- lyden og ng- lyden.

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Are all of these separate shh sounds? I saw some other videos where skj and sj are grouped together as one sound, for example. Interested in how many total sh sounds there are.

[@norwegianteacheridafjeld]

Hi Janette! We have two groups. One with words who start with "kj , ki, ky, tj", and the other with words who start with "sj,skj,ski,sky" and also words containing "rs" (like først, tørst etc.). Hope this helped you :)

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@@norwegianteacheridafjeld takk! So it is then only two shh sounds? That makes it easier 😊

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@@janettewilson5120 Yes, luckily! In the future, we´ll probably just use the second sound (the one we use for "sj,skj,ski,sky"). In some places, people don´t use the first sound anymore :)

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@@norwegianteacheridafjeld My manager told me that. He’s against it 😂.

[@DAVID1986.]

This video is quite old! Nevertheless, I appreciate your efforts. I have a question regarding the pronunciation of "sk" - it's sometimes pronounced as "sh" and sometimes not. Why?

[@norwegianteacheridafjeld]

@DAVID1986 Hei! Tusen takk! Excellent question. "Sk" is only pronounced as "sh" when a "j", "i" or "y" comes right after it. So skj-, ski- and sky- words are pronounced as "sh". Other words with "sk", like "skog, skal, skulle" etc., are pronounced as "sk".

[@DAVID1986.]

@@norwegianteacheridafjeld Thank you for your time. What about the word skipperskjøne!!!!!

[@norwegianteacheridafjeld]

Ingen årsak! Skipperskjønn = [shippershønn] :)

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@@norwegianteacheridafjeld "When I listen to Google Translator, I hear only one [Sh], and the pronunciation is like [skippershønn]. That's why I am confused!"

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I think Google translator confuses the words "skipper" [shipper] (captain of a ship) with the English loanword "å skippe" [å skippe] (to skip). At least that's my theory! For the loanword we use the English pronunciation, so it's an exception of the rule. "Skipperskjønn" should be with two sh-sounds because "skipper" means captain in that word, not skip. Here is a link to NAOB, a dictionary I use: naob.no/ordbok/skippe, naob.no/ordbok/skipper, naob.no/ordbok/skipperskj%C3%B8nn

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