Simple Norwegian #16 - Colors & Fruits

[@juliam5628]

This is refreshing after hearing danish

[@mulan10003]

I like your Norwegian jokes! Seemingly plain but really humorous.

[@adelesconosciuto6338]

5:30 I wasn't ready for that part but I really enjoyed it Thanks for your lessons

[@QuiltingCrow]

I love your videos. They are very helpful to me. I'm sad you stopped making them :(

[@dideusna]

Best channel ever.Thank you so much

[@laylavaldez5121]

Thank You For Making All This Amazing Videos This Help Me A Lot To How Speak Norwegian Language

[@aditiadefanidionsyah8457]

love your videos!

[@thisismyname8621]

Thanks so much for these videos! Can you do a video on ownership?

[@SuicideRedemption]

Umm..what? Lol

[@SimpleNorwegian]

Your wish has been granted 🌟 check out lesson #32

[@qusibag]

What's the coresponding verb to Squash?

[@radhakandel5085]

What is logic behind writing en or ei for a?

[@SimpleNorwegian]

The gender of the noun. En for male, ei for female, et for neutral

[@Dawn_Of_Justice]

Excellent video.

[@Dawn_Of_Justice]

En farge - a colour. Blå - blue Grønn - green Gul - yellow Lilla - purple Rosa - pink Rød - red Brun - brown Oransje - orange Svart - black Hvit - white

[@Dawn_Of_Justice]

Ei frukt - a fruit En banan - banana En vannmelon - a watermelon Et eple - an apple En kiwi - a kiwi Ei plomme - a plum

[@GottaLoveFreya]

Pls help me how do I ask what’s your favourite fruit and my favourite fruit is 😅

[@محمدعبدالرحيم-ن3ب]

Amazing channel

[@plato4883]

Tusen takk

[@andolineso-oabes8332]

Tusen tusen tusen takk

[@bethareed22]

How can you have a lesson about fruit and not include multebær?! ;-) I've just started watching your videos and am absolutely loving them. Thank you so much for making them!

[@wellingtonaraujo5418]

what a awesome video =) ty fela

[@SimpleNorwegian]

My pleasure!

[@sealexanderplease]

Thanks for the video. Do you also have vocabulary for vegetables? I got totally confused at a Norwegian supermarket the other day when I put the till on 'English mode' but none of the vegetables or fruits were in English >_

[@SimpleNorwegian]

Hey, no I never made a video about vegetable vocab unfortunately

[@zhbedren]

In " Hva kaller du en tomat etter at elefanten har sittet på den" , what does the "at" before elefanten mean in this sentence? another question , why is it when i say for example "Before this date" in norwegian it becomes Før denne datoen , we add an en after the word dato? thanks :D

[@SimpleNorwegian]

The -en is because it’s in the singular definite form. The word «at» is difficult to translate, but usually it means something like «that», not in this example though

[@zhbedren]

@@SimpleNorwegian Thanks! I tried using google translate though I know its not always correct, it showed that the together meant after, as for the -en, what i meant to ask was why is the word dato written in its definite singular form, cant we just say dato? i feel like i missed something. I have to say that your videos are unbelievably well detailed and clear, I tried a lot of videos before but none of them were this good especially for a beginner.

[@kristenevens8034]

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[@sabn9139]

From the moment the Norwegian dad jokes started to make me laugh i knew i am making some good progress.

[@jakehammer1107]

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[@freepalestine2199]

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[@seidifarazertebat3603]

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[@curtpiazza1688]

Love the jokes!

[@morbidsearch]

To be precise, a clementine is a variety of mandarin

[@grayling0865]

"Hva skjer når du putter en tomat i kaldt vann? " XD

[@AandCMusic]

Hva kaller du en tomat etter at elefanten har sittet pa den? En squash. At least that's what I thought he was gonna say lol

[@SimpleNorwegian]

Haha I like that

[@تعلمالروسيةمععمرالحدي]

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