The best NEW Norwegian books in the market 2025!

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@j-ch8787 22 күн бұрын

Tak so mytte. I learned bokmål long ago... Alone before I settle there. Was helped by my knowledges in german and english. Except at the very beginning for pronunciation... But I made it after 3 months talking and listening norwegian people around me. Then it was easier to learn svensk og dansk.

@mingosutu 19 күн бұрын

Hi Kristine, you look so different!! Thanks for the video.

@SoIDubTheeUnforgiven 19 күн бұрын

Had decided to learn Germanic languages. I chose Norwegian as for the first Norse language, then I’ll proceed to Swedish, and so on. It’s so interesting, Norsk is a lot like English compared to German, as well as simpler than German, but the pronunciation is always confusing. This is the hardest part for me, the difference in writing and reading. The fact that every town and area has its own accent doesn’t help at all 😅. I hear Oslo pronounced as Oslo, some say Oshlo. Some pronounce Hund (Dog) with the silent D, some don’t. But I love the melody sounding speech. It’s almost like Scandinavians sing and not talk (I heard Swedish is almost like that as well). Also I get confused a lot with et, ett, en; as well as the following words, like is it lite, liten, egg or egget.

@screambeyond 19 күн бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 You are talking as if languages are like a little poem you can learn quickly and then pass onto another one, and so on.The fake polyglots of youtube have made a lot of damage on people's minds 🤣And.. English is not that easy, but people are very familiarised with English since they are children, because English is everywhere... so that makes you get a false impression. And, please, Norsk is not easy at all, and comparing it with the "easiness" of English is just so silly. Obviously you don't know much about languages, and delivering here some pronunciation anecdotes you've heard in KZbin is just part of the whole delusion. Focus on learning ONE language, and dedicate to it yeeeearrs and yeeeeaars, not just to the language itself but to the culture.

@jashimuddin-vs9sr 22 күн бұрын

Hei Kristine ! Hyggelig a mote deg. It will be much better to find such a new book from Speak Norsk. Really I've learned so many phrases from your online program as a new learner in the Norwegian language. Jeg kommer fra Bangladesh. Best of luck. Tusen Takk enn ha det bra !

@ОлегКлабуков-ы6э 22 күн бұрын

Wow!!! How beautiful you are! Kan du hjelpe meg å snakker norsk? Tusen takk!

@ramazangCoder 22 күн бұрын

Jeg kan ikke se noen boker i selge. Dette nettstedet er tom. Kan du sjekke?

@huzanraadali8792 21 күн бұрын

Hi, due to volume orders we had glitch in the website. Try again now and it should work fine ☺️👏

@niclettekembi7223 14 күн бұрын

Am I the only one experiencing issues with the site? The webpage briefly displays the books but then quickly disappears😢.

@SpeakNorsk 11 күн бұрын

Please try again now, it should work perfectly 😊 www.speakmore.com/

@infotecgames 22 күн бұрын

10/10

@vossalaftmick6612 22 күн бұрын

Your website briefly shows the books and then they disappear.

@huzanraadali8792 21 күн бұрын

Hi, please try again now. It should work ☺️👏

@MyPetrovIvan 21 күн бұрын

Jesus, she's perfect!

@theaudiomelon 22 күн бұрын

Cool!!!

@MrFatchewer 21 күн бұрын

Hvert ord du sier på norsk høres ut som musikk, og takket være deg vil jeg ikke bare lære språket, men virkelig leve det. Timene dine gjør at norsk ikke bare er et språk - de gjør det til noe magisk og nært for meg. Ærlig talt, hvis det ikke var for deg, Kristine, ville jeg aldri ha trodd at et språk kunne være så tiltrekkende...