Simple Norwegian #2 - Greetings, Introductions & Goodbyes

[@vanderoliver7129]

Man, I'm a fan of yours. Please, don't stop doing videos, please.

[@nenad.djuric]

U can't, 🙃im 1st

[@asenathinontshakaza8061]

@@nenad.djuric Olli i' L'li9'8liool9l I0lo8''ilo9 'ii Lii 8kli'imp ll9i8

[@avasadeqi5222]

U r amazing

[@histagr]

Bro, same

[@moswaggy]

0:58-0:59 I love that voice crack

[@orsilapu7316]

I always coming back here as I couldnt find any better teacher for Norwegian!😃

[@nurulbaiti1094]

Finally i got this channel ✨ I really interested learn Norway language. Greeting from Indonesia 🇮🇩

[@ziwziw6990]

Wow veldig bra

[@justpri8814]

I've always been fascinated with Scandinavian countries and now that I've just come back to my home country (Italy) I missed those amazing places so much. People were well mannered indeed and everything seemed so well cared after! I liked Norway the best because of its diverse landscape and I decided to learn the language to come back again and be able to converse freely with natives. Thanks for making this video series!

[@ipushpeopleaway4979]

Love the fact you give slang variations, it's very helpful, subscribed.

[@nomin-erdenegalindev1439]

I will become your student from today

[@Indah-ze4co]

Me too 😊

[@loraljohnson]

This guy is maybe the easiest person to understand Norwegian. I like his videos of the "Man on the Street" interviews, but PLEASE keep helping us learn norsk!

[@wildflxwrr0628]

So I am learning my own language in English...

[@SimpleNorwegian]

👍

[@SimpleNorwegian]

Time well spent

[@digitalkimberly4894]

Funniest comment I've seen so far! Love it!

[@kittykrafts0401]

Jeg vet ikke! Jeg er fra Norge, og kommentaren din er så morsomt!!

[@kokos1209]

Lmao I also do that. I watch videos about learning Serbian in English for literally no reason.

[@hotandicedcoffee]

I found myself muttering all these words, writing them down, and visualizing them to help my learning. You have a gift of teaching and I am glad that I stumbled across your youtube channel. Time to have some mind exercises 😊

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

The misused flower name Rose and nature term mar (in Mary) must be edited out and changed. Flower / nature terms cannot be misused in names, which is beyond disrespectful to flowers / nature... Such names only reflect me the pure being (the opposite of womyn) etc!

[@Cc_ssecret]

I'm gonna have have to watch this a couple dozen times because I'm a very slow learner

[@isaiahjohnson6442]

Me too don't worry haha, any update on how much it's helped or your progress?

[@orereo2328]

@@isaiahjohnson6442 How are doing now?

[@lucius1976]

1:36 Understood "Thanks, fascist!"

[@bartbassurd1]

whahahaahahhaha thank you for that bookmark whahah XD

[@FarelForever]

I had a fun time pointing this out to my Norwegian friend, hehehe

[@satrickptar6265]

LOL

[@itukuppoo4280]

I hear" Talk for shist". Maybe they used one of those robot boices a year ago, eh?

[@satrickptar6265]

@@itukuppoo4280 no, he actually meant that. He translated "takk" to thanks, then just let "for sist" not translated.

[@jessicachenn9999]

Here's a traveler interested in learning languages and heading to Norway tomorrow. It's a fascinating experience learning the basic sentences in your video!!

[@paolalicethcorderojuris7316]

I love your classes and I Love your voice...its very relaxing and soft...make feel so motivated and I watch this videos everyday

[@paolalicethcorderojuris7316]

*They make my day

[@fatemenikseresht929]

Your method its very usefull, i our country(Iran),we dont have many options for learning this language, i am really thank you for helping me !!!!!!! Dont stop teaching please!!!

[@gayaneaghababyan5252]

jeg elsker norsk... OMG I can also say I love Nowegian in Norwegian without google translate thank you you teach me very well I know a few things in Norwegian

[@pixlikespocky689]

dude im norwegian You got it right though!

[@voffe9693]

Armenian MMer hei jeg er Norsk

[@gc16x]

Adjø sounds like spanish "Adios" but adios is not only used to say bye for a long time, I always say adios even if I'm gonna see you in an hour😂

[@adamjohannesson5581]

Also adieu in French

[@zzzfjord2688]

Adieu is french

[@th3radlad_727]

Arrivederci

[@paulgleitsmann6816]

TSCHÜSS

[@Artnotforthesakeofart]

goodbye au revoir adios, goodbye au revoir adios ... (whispering) goodbye au revoir adios! Daa da dan da dan da dan duh da da da da da da daaan XD

[@rach6st]

In English we've adopted the word "farewell" to be used in the same way :)

[@dcfreak23]

Farewell wasn't adopted. It's a general Germanic word. Other Germanic languages have their own word for it. Just because you find a similar word in another language doesn't your language adopted it.

[@rach6st]

@@dcfreak23 Well it appeared in one of the Germanic languages first and was thereby adopted by the others.

[@Artnotforthesakeofart]

So long, farewell Auf Wiedersehn, goodbye!

[@fatemenikseresht929]

I am from Iran,you are great, thank you so much

[@moka5450]

Tusen takk, I really need your channel ! It helps me a lot to pronounce correctly !

[@SANov61]

I found your videos VERY useful... I'm learning Norwegian since 2018 but now in English As a Spanish speaker, I used to learn it in my own language... but is not that fun as I do in English That also helps with my English

[@M-Hei-0000]

In japanese, we also say Takk for sist -ish for greeting! Your video helps me a lot, we dont have many paper based resourses for norwegian. tusen takk

[@louisgiannone2996]

My daughter is studying at NYNU I will be visiting her in Trondheim at the end of June. Really appreciate your videos! I’d love to take you for a cup of coffee or something as appreciation for your work.

[@TurtlosaurNO]

As a Norwegian, I really wanna shed light on something; learning variations of words is not at all important! Although, if there’s a slang version of it (like “halla”, or “hva skjer’a?”) and you plan on learning it, I’d recommend learning at least one of the normal words.

[@pearlofthesea405]

From Poland🇵🇱 Thanks for these videos. I really love this scandinavian country and I'm interested in it so i want to learn basics of the language. You should continue this series, we want more. Subscribed.

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

I am the only being reflecting pearls and seas, and love only exists for me the only lovable being! The misused precious / big / nature terms pearl and sea and love must be edited out... The term like should be used instead of love.

[@melissatunca5336]

2:13 this reminds me of the german phrase "wie steht's" which is literally translated as "how's it standing?" but means the same as "how's it going?"

[@bronisawkebab4439]

Oh my Gooood, IT IS THE BONUS WOOORD :D You are great man haha

[@sophiahong3494]

I'm from South Korea. Your video is very helpful to me. Tusen takk

[@Zedd1500]

Brilliant videos! Thanks! Norwegian is a beautiful language. Plus, I've heard that Norway is a wonderful country.

[@happy4ever999]

It is a wonderful one

[@Drwazirahmad852]

Thank you for making it simplest .finally i found tremendous teacher..keep it up

[@amandachwazik7859]

Yikes! That’s a lot of ways to say goodbye. I’m glad I found this channel, though. Duolingo only taught me the “ha det” goodbye.

[@fridagylterud9491]

We Norwegians mostly just use «hade». It’s very rare that we say something else. Just «hade!» or «hade bra!»

[@JktuUekmw]

"How's it standing", lol I feel like it's a more appropriate way to ask people about their lives at the end of 2020 than "how's it going"

[@miguelangelgilmolina806]

There are a lot of variations for just one sentence omg, nice videos, I'm ur student since today

[@MrsHarryPotterFan97]

Hey! thanks so much for your great work l! I am moving to Norway in August in order to study a master so this is really is useful right now! Greetings from Colombia.

[@christianjorgensen7192]

Excellent presentation.

[@sonaaliyeva13]

Hallo from Azerbaijan 🇦🇿 Tusen takk for your lessons❤

[@doncarlodivargas5497]

You know Thor Heierdal from Norway? He claimed there was a relationship between Azerbaijan and Norway, that Azerbaijani people went to Norway or something, that our gods actually was Azerbaijani people or something like that, I am not sure I believe this, but it is a funny thing to know

[@تعلمالروسيةمععمرالحدي]

Amazing method , to learn Norwegian , thanks

[@mariarodriquez3887]

Thx for the lesson!!! It was so useful !!

[@javicruz9754]

very good video, as far I can see this language is far easier to learn than learning German, keep posting these useful videos

[@Artnotforthesakeofart]

Yes it is!

[@TheAnimo92]

Also easier than Dutch, the Norwegian grammar is closer to English.

[@dizzydaydream9647]

Tusen takk for at du hjelper meg! Jet elsker leksjonene dine x

[@mrstotoro2342]

This was a good lesson. Thank you. Hadebra og vi sees i morgen.

[@MiracleFound]

We are going to Norway in 5 weeks for a wedding. I grew up around a lot of people who spoke both English and Norwegian and remember more than I thought I would!

[@miguelluissousadias1371]

you just earned a subscriber. hæ alle sammen. jeg er islandisk student og jeg elsk noregi og nordan volk. jeg vill lernen norsk.

[@orereo2328]

Hei, hvordan går det? I am from Canada and also learning Norwegian. Have a good day my friend!

[@miguelluissousadias1371]

Jeg er fra portugal. Thanks friend from canada

[@RachelleBalisado]

Thanks sir ma'am ❣️i love Norway 🇳🇴

[@maybelx9547]

5:18 "senere" sounds like sayonara haha

[@Artnotforthesakeofart]

Exactly what I thought!

[@andreioancea2659]

Hi Sammen means semeni in my language and it's about people , or better say Your relatives or Country man We say 'hei tu?!" Means hei you The pronunciation for takk for >>sist

[@fangugel3812]

Tack för det.

[@javicruz9754]

great video, I'm curious about all the germanic languages, including norwegian

[@zacknazarov1649]

wow, super cool , easy and helpful

[@breeannajackson7736]

Love your voice ive been listening to you for days lol

[@vedmedyk]

Thank you for the great lesson! ❤ Hjerte

[@Dawn_Of_Justice]

Thanks

[@borisdujmenovic8972]

3:09 Why different pronounciation?

[@SimpleNorwegian]

Both are valid

[@pandamilkshake]

1:30 Coming from english, it sounds something you would say to your pet XD

[@almost_harmless]

These lessons, though simple, are teaching you one of the dialects in Norway, of which there are several. Usually though, you will not be too lost if you speak the eastern Norwegian dialect, as that permeates almost all national television and radio, so all will understand it. These lessons are mainly, in that dialect.

[@autumnday77b]

He is clearly from the Mid-Norway area, so not Eastern, but quite similar pronounciation of singular words :) If you copy the tone perfectly, Norwegians will believe you have a dialect but that doesn't matter as it is generally understandable 😉

[@TheAnimo92]

@@autumnday77b He's from Trondheim. 😊😊

[@esromesrom3528]

It very nice job.keep it up my hero.

[@jurisembergs9245]

If you have enough energy, spare time, will always win if study any language.

[@jacquelinevierck1658]

is norwegian a tonal language? btw really appreciate this channel 👍

[@mkannagi140]

Thank you

[@athena12373]

This video is so helpful! Takk

[@daywithshimu9310]

Oh thank you so much it’s really helpful 😍

[@chiraphinya3177]

Tusen takk 🙏

[@gc16x]

So by saying "Vi sees", Vi meaning "We", does that mean that we (me and you, the person who I'm saying goodbye to) are going to kinda see each other later right? Doesnt have to be right after that? right?

[@SimpleNorwegian]

Yes you can consider "Vi sees" as a goodbye, just like "See you later"

[@oxulucozcan4923]

@@SimpleNorwegian my first thought was "we" as in "all my components". does "vi" refer to "person A and person B"; or "Person A1,A2,A3..."?

[@SimpleNorwegian]

@@oxulucozcan4923 Not sure what you're asking

[@MarySander0406]

Tusen takk...hope I could learn more...

[@avasadeqi5222]

Well , I'm so excited for your videos you are amazing

[@КсенияЦелуйко-щ5л]

That’s amazing! Thank u for the lesson😍

[@mrsmuesli]

The bonus word reminds me to the Norwegian word for an Aed. Hjetestarter.

[@carolinacerqueira847]

It seems easier than Chinese I think I will try to learn it 😆

[@tresvecesno7071]

Takk fo videoen

[@prettysweettraveller2077]

Hei, velkommen back op channel deg.🥰😂🥰

[@natasha5306]

Love these lessons. However, in the very beginning it says Hey everone instead of everyone (y is missing). Cheers.

[@natasha5306]

And lets instead of let's.

[@himanshutiwari4710]

Tusen takk

[@pakistanzucks]

Thx alot

[@princessjessie17]

Hallo! I've found your channel recently and have enjoyed the first two lessons and the interviews you did in Trondheim. Will you continue the Simple Norwegian series? I would love to see one on science and healthcare.

[@SimpleNorwegian]

On science ?

[@princessjessie17]

@@SimpleNorwegian Like on vocabulary relating to anatomy, physiology, plants, hospitals (how to say you're feeling unwell, how to call for emergency services, etc.), and any other practical science related terms and phrases. I haven't gotten through all the videos yet so forgive me if you've already covered these topics.

[@phungquoctuan1996]

Can you teach me how to pronounce the final sound in Nowegian, sometimes i hear you speak it, but sometimes don’t. For example , Takk For Sist, I can hear your “t” sound in sist, but in “hvordan går det”, I don’t hear it.

[@mathilderondel8124]

I'm not sure, but I think that when a the "t" is at the end of a word and there's an "e" right before it, you don't pronounce it.

[@Susie_Draga]

Lol the Emogi 🙋🏼‍♂️🇳🇴 it’s hellarious 😂😂 I have some much fun learning from this videos

[@sarah-ds7es]

Susii Macchiavello me too because I understood what you met in under 30 seconds, (I’m American) but good job to you! I wish you the best of luck

[@MrScottbrady1]

Can somebody please explain the translation of “Hvordan står det til?”? Hvordan - How Står - Stands Det - The Til - To/For That means the sentence says either: “How stands the to?” or “How stands the for?” How can this possibly mean “How’s it going?” I’m so confused 🤷‍♂️

[@gc16x]

He said it literally means "How's it standing" so probably the "det" and "til" are suposed to be "is it"? I dont know hahaha I'm just as confused as you.

[@MrScottbrady1]

Martina Lechner Thank you for replying, I appreciate it 👍

[@zzzfjord2688]

Det means “it”

[@biothehaz4rd]

thanks

[@venkatapramod]

Hyggelig :) at 4.25, translation must be IT WAS NICE TO MEET YOU based on your last lesson. Agree? or am I wrong?Thanks

[@SimpleNorwegian]

Hyggelig directly translated means «nice/pleasant», but in terms of greeting/saying goodbye it can be short for «nice to meet you»

[@nikhilnanivdekar5208]

Hei , i have one query. In English if someone mentions thank you, we reply as " No problem, or you are welcome" what's in Norwegian? when someone says " Tusen takk" . Please suggest..

[@SimpleNorwegian]

Null problem

[@nikhilnanivdekar5208]

@@SimpleNorwegian Tusen takk, what's there for "Most welcome" , I mean is there any such phrase to respond Thanks very much?

[@henryzhou285]

Takk!

[@ChloeDa]

People use "Hei" as a way to say goodbye because in french you say "salut" as in "hi" and to say bye in french you can also say "salut"

[@lucdegreef9663]

Just a question: are you feeling better when you say ’Det går greit’ than we you use ’Det går bra’ ? In other words, is Norwegian ’greit’ less explicit than English ’great’ ? Thank you.

[@doncarlodivargas5497]

In your question, the word "greit" will mean acceptable, there is something wrong, but you cope, but in general the word "greit" means more like the OK, if my manager tell me to do something i can say "greit" without indicating there is something wrong

[@shion3137]

Dont get me wrong. I love your videos and I love to learn this language from you! I think you are a great teacher for us! BUT... sometimes your words sound a bit scary.. like ypu pronounce the english word "goodbye" sooo awesome and soo.. chills xDD

[@Feitono]

Ur good at explaining but my memory is so bad

[@jillkoch5296]

❤

[@mianbilal5636]

I developed my language Thanks

[@alessandrobocchieri8677]

3:55 Would it be correct to say "Navnet mitt er..." instead of "mitt navn er..."? From a grammatical point of view I think it is the same, but maybe the one that is reported is more natural in the spoken language?

[@SimpleNorwegian]

You can use both 👍 The latest lesson, #32 about possession and ownership explains it

[@smoothi]

hi nice to meet you, whats your name? my name is - . (so bored of the convo already i need to say goodbye now) *notes how to say goodbye in norwegian* loll

[@grdrohit8982]

Tnq sir❤️

[@sadiaruna3489]

Hjerta for deg 💙

[@saraswatisharma6074]

👍

[@ThePeerroo]

Anyone interested in learning together over discord or something? I wanted to learn woth a friend but he's too lazy

[@安然-x9t]

Petar Dobre yes here's my discord mudeln#7032

[@neilisarobot6839]

IdiotLoser #8025

[@psychedelliics]

me!!

[@katiewtk1951]

Meee!!!

[@truslew8089]

I'm a norwegian, if you need any help!

[@bernardtreat8118]

Adjø is found in other languages like Spanish (but they use it to simply say bye) or French (where they only use it to say goodbye if they won't ever see the person again; adieu, à Dieu, to God, as in they'll see each other after death)

[@sapodilla25]

I wish you could teach all the languages.

[@TheAnimo92]

You also borrowed a lot of words from French! Examples are adjø, sjåfør, and toalett. 😊😊😊😊

[@1Thunderfire]

When pronouncing "er", it sounds like the letter d at the end. Is that right?

[@SimpleNorwegian]

Hmm not really. I think it’s more due to how the Norwegian r sounds

[@1Thunderfire]

@@SimpleNorwegian I see, thanks!

[@NickDragonRise]

adjø sounds exactly like adieu in French. A Dieu (to God, or I leave you in the hands of God)

[@opplandelektro4761]

Eg er fra Norge!!!!!

[@adamjohannesson5581]

Hi, do you write in bokmål or Nynorsk? Takk!

[@SimpleNorwegian]

Bokmål. Nynorsk is far less prevalent