Simple Norwegian #29 - Clothing

[@Alex-ev2by]

Many thanks for explanation of BH! Finally I understand it!😃

[@marchiyac2254]

You deserve more recognition man, your videos have taught me so much. Tusen takk !!

[@noelsamson876]

oh, finally that a-ha song "take on me" makes sense

[@rungsri-udom2613]

Tusen takk❤️

[@FrozenMermaid666]

The big terms dom and sri and run / rung / ring and red emoji only reflect me, and cannot be misused in names or yt names, and all unsuitable names must be changed / edited out!

[@franktoledo6342]

I'm glad they speak English in Norway.

[@sweetlife2823]

I like the whole video,

[@balanarbalanar458]

Tusen takk så mye😊😊😊

[@florenceaumaire3600]

I love your "d°arlig norsk vits" ;)

[@cathyalvarez8143]

Im eager to learn Noreegian so that if I will see my friend Norwegian I can express my self

[@Dawn_Of_Justice]

Good videos.

[@Dawn_Of_Justice]

Klær = Clothing/clothes: Klæne = The clothes Et klede = clothes/cloth Et klesplagg = simple clothing En bekledning = clothes En forkledning - disguise Et tøy - clothes, cloth, or stuff. Badetøy - swimwear Gymtøy - gym clothes Fottøy - shoes Undertøy - underwear Leketøy - toys Verktøy - tools En størrelse - a size Alt for stor - too big Alt for liten - too small Å passe - to fit Ei skjorte - a shirt

[@patriciafalk6640]

hello everyone! as an absolute beginner: does this channel teach Bokmål or Nynorsk? thank you xx

[@SimpleNorwegian]

Bokmål

[@salah4438]

Tusen takk

[@hernanevales2211]

well, i don't learn norwegian, but i'm just here to say that i find the language very beautiful, actually the 2nd most besutiful language of the germanic family:)

[@FrozenMermaid666]

1. Dutch & English + Scottish dialect (perfect lang’s with most poetic / refined sound and most pretty words, so they are the best languages in the world and the best Germanic languages) 2. Norwegian (perfect & refined & poetic sounding, almost only pretty words, very close to Dutch / English / Scottish) 3. Swedish (mostly pretty words and poetic / refined, close to Norwegian, but not as easy to read tho) 4. Frisian / Afrikaans / Luxembourgish / German / Limburgish (pretty sounds, mostly pretty words, very refined, but not as perfect as the others, but very close) 5. Icelandic / Danish / Faroese etc (mostly pretty words, pretty sound, very refined, but not as refined and perfect as the others, and a bit more difficult to pronounce and / or spell) 6. Old Norse / OId English / Norn / Middle English / Middle Dutch etc (all are pretty with mostly pretty words etc, but nowhere near as refined as the Modern ones, plus they are not easy to read / learn) Honestly, all Germanic languages are pretty and have mostly pretty words, so I’m learning them all, but Modern English & Scottish dialect & Dutch & Norwegian and Swedish etc are a must-know language that all should learn / know!)

[@FrozenMermaid666]

Anwy, the nature related terms vale and nan cannot be in someone’s name, and all unsuitable names must be changed!

[@FrozenMermaid666]

Also, written Danish is very similar to written Norwegian, so if one learns Norwegian, one can easily understand most of the sentences and words in written Danish also - I recently watched a video in Danish, and I could understand so many of the words and sentences only because I learned Norwegian for about 2 months! Many of the words in Danish are almost the same as the Norwegian words - sometimes only one or two letters are different! I will be able to learn Danish fast, once I become a B2 level in Norwegian!

[@sahir5817]

❤❤❤

[@polohlzhenja]

Bruh finally new videos