I noticed that the Swedish and Norwegian are similar. is this true? maybe I'm wrong because I am French but when my cousinsfrom the city of Molmo, and those of Oslo talk to each other, they seem to understand very well. is it true that both languagesare the same?
Are you Norwegian? :) I'm norwegian, and I think that this was a very good lesson for new beginners :) But one tip is; You should have said that Norway has three more letter then the english, (Æ, Ø, Å) :)
Norwegian: 'jeg har det bra' = Scots: 'I'm braw'. Love noticing the similarities between Scots dialect and Norwegian! Think you gave us some pretty cool words :) Great vid btw!
Jag tycker att norska är ett vackrare språk än svenska och danska..Och framförallt skit språket finska som ingen begriper. Det är ett skönt flyt i det norska språket.
My best friend is Norwegian and we can't communicate as well as we would like. He went out of his way to try to learn English, so I feel I should try to learn how to speak Norwegian but it is just impossible for me. Does anyone know any good resources that can help me learn this language? There are absolutely no Norwegian classes in my area...they have like over 9000 spanish courses and a couple 100 french and german, but no Norwegian.
@RonaldPak999 Well, you can buy an english-norwegian learning book online, but if I wasn't norwegian and wanted to learn norwegian, I would done the same thing as you - Youtube videos.
Go to Crienexzy 's profile. She has a lot of norwegian learning videos.
@Norica96 Thanks for the Crienexzy recommendation. I tried some of the books at the library, but they don't help with proper grammar, expressions, pronunciation, and rhythm of speech. I really wish they would have had a Norwegian language class in high school or college here, but most Americans are so ignorant of other cultures that they think that Norway is a city in Canada or something...
@Norica96 That guy must have been really dumb, but I've actually met Americans and even Canadians who thought Norway and Sweden were the same country, and that Swedish people live in the Alps and yodel.
I live in Las Vegas and there a lot of Scandinavian people who come here for 2-3 months on vacation. The weird thing is that when I am hanging out with my best friend, a lot of Swedish tourists can tell he is Norwegian just by looking at him, and sometimes they say rude things to him. it's weird
@RonaldPak999 Yeah, Swedish ppl and Norwegian ppl don't like eachother. I don't like the Swedes.. It's like they're tryin' to be smart with no success. But's it's wierd, because I've met a lot of Swedes who has told me that they love norway and our language.. They like the norwegian language more than the Swedish.
If you search the norwegian version of "Can you feel the love tonight", it's a lot og Swedes commenting that the language is better than swedish.
@Maldar345 Chuckle chuckle it sounds like "sex"! Teehee I'm 12 and that's funny because it's a grown-up word, teehee! Grow up... There are numerous languages (German + others) in which 6 is pronounced similarly to "sex." Get over it.
@dekishaSERBIA if you're a native English speaker....Norwegian is the easiest language to learn because the word orders are almost exactly the same. I believe Swedish is a bit closer to German but I'm not positive. That's what I heard about Norwegian though.
A comment to the uploader. "Hade" isn't the correct way of saying "bye". It's actually "Ha det", which means "have it". It comes from "ha det bra", which means "have it good".
@DangoAki Most Norwegians speak Bokmål. If you are going to learn Norwegian, you should learn it in Bokmål. Do not learn "New Norwegian" (Nynorsk). You'll get the most out of Bokmål. Take it from a Norwegian.
@idiot0534 No-one speaks bokmål. Bokmål is a written language. So is nynorsk. A Norwegians speaks a dialect of the Norwegian language. The Norwegian language includes hundreds of dialects, and two written languages.
@DangoAki Don`t worry about that. If you learn bokmål then you learn the Oslo dialect wich is the closest thing you get to bokmål. You learn how to speak and write Norwegian. Everybody in Norway understands bokmål, even the same people, and they use a complete different language from the rest of Norway.
Bokmål is the "main" norwegian. Most people speak or understad bokmål, which makes it the dialect you want to learn first. Some dialects may be difficult to understand, though: The word Tono (only God knows what that is, BTW), sounded like the word porn.
Im from Denmark and norwegian accent is so hilarious :D I cant have a conversaion cause i dont understand anything :( Pretty embassering for me since im danish :/
@nasiondevasion Lol no offence, but listening to a danish person speak is like listening to someone with a potato stuck in their throat. But in writing its pretty understandable. :)
I'm norwegian, if anyone have a question on some norwegian language issues, then just reply to me or send me a private message - I will reply in under 24 hours.
@alan7038 Because I'm not a teacher of any kind, and I have no clue how I should approach teaching another person a language. But I can answer questions, as then I will know what to respond.
This is a very nice introduction to Norwegian. Her English is good enough, and so is her Norwegian, for people just starting to learn Norwegian. It would be nice if she made more videos, but she's probably busy in college now. Other people have made more Norwegian lessons you can find in the Related Videos.
Funny .I'm learning more norwegian in less than 3 minutes from what sounds like a 12 yr old girl, than I,ve learned in 1 yr with my 55 yr old teacher at the community college. WORD
I'm Hungarian, and I know Danish a very little, but I'm kinda guessing, that her Norwegian accent is not exact... am I right? No way Norwegian prononuce "fire" with such a strong "r".
@dearbunny2 Thank you! Well, I must admit, I was a stupid-ass. I know some Danish, and I didn't know anything about Norwegian, when I watched this movie for the first time. Thus this pronounciation was quite wierd to me. :D I'm really sorry for being a douchebag. Now I know Norwegian somewhat more, for I learn it for a week or something
@mysteriousDSF Well, I can see why you were mistaken, written Danish and written Norwegian (Bokmål) are very similar, but the pronounciation is totally different! But it's really cool that you're interested in the Scandinavian languages. I really wanted to learn Hungarian a little while ago, but it's a really hard language and I didn't really have any reason for doing it, other than I just love foreign languages. But, we'll see, maybe I will learn it sometime :P
@dearbunny2 I can offer you something :D I could help you learn some Hungarian, and you could help me learn some Norwegian or any other Nordic languages :D
@Lasmikglenterne Danish and bokmål are almost the same except that what is "g" in Danish that's "k" in bokmål (jk, I'm exaggarating of course, but they're really-really similar!!) WHEN THEY'RE WRITTEN! Norwegian is much sharper. Danish is crazy soft. Danish is the most-difficult-to-pronounce language I know about.
@Lasmikglenterne what is your native tongue? I never learnt French, but once I sat down w girl learning French for 2 years that time to help her (it sounds funny but I'm considered to be a talent) and I seemed to much more clever than her. I guess it's because of common latin words. basically I never found French pronounciation hard, but to me Danish pronounciation is beyond every imagination... in Denmark I found that I thought I learnt something, than I heard it way different... weird
@mysteriousDSF I just say that for me French is harder for me to pronounce than Danish. But I'm Danish lol. But I really find it hard and sometimes I try to say the words but they tell me I say it wrong... Not to say: "Hehe French is a stupid language, because I can't pronounce the words!" I'm just saying that French is hard for me to pronounce. I find it's ok to learn French! I do NOT find it a crap language. But it's just hard for me
@Lasmikglenterne I didn't get you wrong :) and yes, I read back and saw u said u'r Danish, I was just confused, because there's Luxemburg on your profile. :D
@RKxSan That's because they're both Germanic languages. English and German (duh!) are too. That's why when I hear Dutch it sometimes sounds kind of like English. Certain Dutch accents do at least. Some Dutch words are pretty much the same or exactly the same as the English version like "over", "kwiek", "storm", "drink", "al", "knie", "yong", "tong", etc. You probably realized that already when you learned English though.
Fucking idiot!! She's just translating literally to make comparative grammar and what are the words in English for each ones in Norwegian. Look that she informs the correlated and correct meaning above the sentence in red. The sentences with different colours are just references to what the morphemes would be separately.
Hey, I will try to help any one learn to speak Norwegian. If you do not speak, and need help will I be Happy to do so. I am no Teacher, and only 16 years old. But i am Norwegian. So come on, just ask me. :)
wow mange takk jenter.jeg liker det...hahaha lol i have been learning norwegian for a month now and am slowly figuring out..its fun..any programms you recommed for me..?
Thanks, I think the way you've done it was very good, I could follow really easily. :) I'm from Germany, so maybe that helps, since the languages are quite similar in many ways... :)
love your voice. any recommendations for learning programs on Norwegian? Rosetta Stone doesn't have Norwegian. I am part Norwegian. I'd say like a quarter maybe. Thanks for your video/s Later.
First when I heard you speaking Norwegian I was like "There's no way I can speak like that!!" but then I tried and it wasn't so difficult. :-D These words and sentences are pretty easy if you can speak swedish already. (--: Thanks, this helped me a lot!
Norwegian is such a beautiful language. Very good video, but I think for begninners in the language (which is what I think you were aiming at teaching) you should speak the Norwegian louder and slower.
Other then that, I have already learnt a couple of phrases from you in the space of under 3 minutes, so you're doing a good job :)
Det er nokk mest normalt å si "jeg heter (navn)"
HyrulesGirl 6 days ago
I noticed that the Swedish and Norwegian are similar. is this true? maybe I'm wrong because I am French but when my cousinsfrom the city of Molmo, and those of Oslo talk to each other, they seem to understand very well. is it true that both languagesare the same?
FrenchDonovan 2 months ago
man blir ikkje no ækte nordmann før du læra dæ no ækte nordnorsk! I don't think it's possible to make a teaching video about northern norwegian :P
NorweiganFromNorway 2 months ago
which is more common for saying how are you?
hvordan har du det
or
hvordan gar det
because i've heard both but am wondering which one to use...?
lamidlE 2 months ago
mitt navn
hva?
mitt navn
hvem?
mitt navn
hvor?
Mitt navn er
slika slika Slim Shady
lamidlE 2 months ago
and there are native norwegian people
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LanZinq 3 months ago
Are you Norwegian? :) I'm norwegian, and I think that this was a very good lesson for new beginners :) But one tip is; You should have said that Norway has three more letter then the english, (Æ, Ø, Å) :)
MililinePotetSaft 3 months ago
Siden er veldig hyggelig gi nytte for alle som ønsker å lære det norske språket
MrHamid197011 4 months ago
You speak too fast, therefore it is not really usefull.
kujikj 4 months ago
Norwegian: 'jeg har det bra' = Scots: 'I'm braw'. Love noticing the similarities between Scots dialect and Norwegian! Think you gave us some pretty cool words :) Great vid btw!
cambriangirl1 4 months ago
Takk, Lise
ScythePuppet 4 months ago
thanks for the lesson appreciate it!
electroneticTV 5 months ago
I got frustrated every time she did the direct translation...
MrSnowjam 5 months ago
Woah, some of my family are from norway (cousins and stuff) and i heard of one called Lise. Lise must be a common name
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leadermadani 5 months ago
Jag tycker att norska är ett vackrare språk än svenska och danska..Och framförallt skit språket finska som ingen begriper. Det är ett skönt flyt i det norska språket.
CrocoPhant88 6 months ago
My best friend is Norwegian and we can't communicate as well as we would like. He went out of his way to try to learn English, so I feel I should try to learn how to speak Norwegian but it is just impossible for me. Does anyone know any good resources that can help me learn this language? There are absolutely no Norwegian classes in my area...they have like over 9000 spanish courses and a couple 100 french and german, but no Norwegian.
RonaldPak999 6 months ago
@RonaldPak999 Well, you can buy an english-norwegian learning book online, but if I wasn't norwegian and wanted to learn norwegian, I would done the same thing as you - Youtube videos.
Go to Crienexzy 's profile. She has a lot of norwegian learning videos.
Norica96 5 months ago
@Norica96 Thanks for the Crienexzy recommendation. I tried some of the books at the library, but they don't help with proper grammar, expressions, pronunciation, and rhythm of speech. I really wish they would have had a Norwegian language class in high school or college here, but most Americans are so ignorant of other cultures that they think that Norway is a city in Canada or something...
RonaldPak999 5 months ago
@RonaldPak999 Yeah, I know. I've met an American who thought Norway still were in the union with Sweden
Norica96 5 months ago
@Norica96 That guy must have been really dumb, but I've actually met Americans and even Canadians who thought Norway and Sweden were the same country, and that Swedish people live in the Alps and yodel.
I live in Las Vegas and there a lot of Scandinavian people who come here for 2-3 months on vacation. The weird thing is that when I am hanging out with my best friend, a lot of Swedish tourists can tell he is Norwegian just by looking at him, and sometimes they say rude things to him. it's weird
RonaldPak999 5 months ago
@RonaldPak999 Yeah, Swedish ppl and Norwegian ppl don't like eachother. I don't like the Swedes.. It's like they're tryin' to be smart with no success. But's it's wierd, because I've met a lot of Swedes who has told me that they love norway and our language.. They like the norwegian language more than the Swedish.
If you search the norwegian version of "Can you feel the love tonight", it's a lot og Swedes commenting that the language is better than swedish.
Norica96 5 months ago
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ClipMaster93 7 months ago
I've a question ... I saw that for saw how 're you they say ''Hvoran gºAr det '' this is the same as you say ''hvordan har du det'' .
Good video I'm learning a lot
XxJony300xD 7 months ago
Am I the only one that chuckled at how six is pronounced?
Maldar345 7 months ago
@Maldar345 Chuckle chuckle it sounds like "sex"! Teehee I'm 12 and that's funny because it's a grown-up word, teehee! Grow up... There are numerous languages (German + others) in which 6 is pronounced similarly to "sex." Get over it.
gpburr 7 months ago
@Maldar345 seks and sex is pronounced exactly the same way in norwegian. still no big deal :P
thenorwegianteacher 7 months ago 15
@thenorwegianteacher in swedish 6 = sex
azagdoth 3 weeks ago
@Maldar345 it's the same in german
JaliSuxX 2 months ago
I'm trying to figure out if it's a woman or a little girl giving this lesson.
chowfun1976 7 months ago in playlist Norwegian
Hei! Jeg er engelsk Hund :)
pascal62 7 months ago
wow i am from germany and i have to say that i really have difficulties to speak the words like you do :D
youreeverysinglestar 7 months ago
Which language is harder to learn? Swedish od Norwegian?
dekishaSERBIA 7 months ago
@dekishaSERBIA if you're a native English speaker....Norwegian is the easiest language to learn because the word orders are almost exactly the same. I believe Swedish is a bit closer to German but I'm not positive. That's what I heard about Norwegian though.
Radjehuty 7 months ago
@igi1390 Yes you pronounce it like "Deh". So how Are you Will be: "Hvordan har du det?"
mats1195 8 months ago
lets try:Hallo Hund hvordan har du det??
legoman80116 9 months ago
how is Hvordan...is the h silent?
legoman80116 9 months ago
@legoman80116 It is indeed silent
Eyesex 9 months ago
@legoman80116 Im not sure but I guess it sounds like " Huurdan " like in Swedish and other languages similar to Norwegian. :)
Nutakii 9 months ago
@legoman80116 yes
peragutt 9 months ago
@legoman80116 the h is silent. u say it like this vordan. quiet easy really :)
thenorwegianteacher 8 months ago
@thenorwegianteacher ok ok..i know...alot of ppl are replying this to me alr...by the way thanks guys :) and... teacher :D
legoman80116 8 months ago
lol...thenorwe gianteacher
legoman80116 9 months ago
You have the cutest voice I have ever heard!
estebanra1980 9 months ago 51
Te amo nena!
caracol3210 9 months ago
Wow Norwegian is so hard to understand...
Tomislav0Ivcic 9 months ago
how adorable :3 but honestly how many people laughed when they noticed the sentence: "how have you it"
SukieMcQueen 9 months ago
A comment to the uploader. "Hade" isn't the correct way of saying "bye". It's actually "Ha det", which means "have it". It comes from "ha det bra", which means "have it good".
sjureman 10 months ago
Ace is that you?
skillswilson7 10 months ago
I have a question about norwegian.. isnt it useless to learn bokmal or what this is, since no one really speaks it but a their own dialect?
That always confused me.
DangoAki 10 months ago
@DangoAki Most Norwegians speak Bokmål. If you are going to learn Norwegian, you should learn it in Bokmål. Do not learn "New Norwegian" (Nynorsk). You'll get the most out of Bokmål. Take it from a Norwegian.
idiot0534 10 months ago
@idiot0534 No-one speaks bokmål. Bokmål is a written language. So is nynorsk. A Norwegians speaks a dialect of the Norwegian language. The Norwegian language includes hundreds of dialects, and two written languages.
sjureman 10 months ago
@DangoAki Don`t worry about that. If you learn bokmål then you learn the Oslo dialect wich is the closest thing you get to bokmål. You learn how to speak and write Norwegian. Everybody in Norway understands bokmål, even the same people, and they use a complete different language from the rest of Norway.
Eljulitus 9 months ago
@DangoAki
Bokmål is the "main" norwegian. Most people speak or understad bokmål, which makes it the dialect you want to learn first. Some dialects may be difficult to understand, though: The word Tono (only God knows what that is, BTW), sounded like the word porn.
YOYOEF 8 months ago
Wow Norwegian is really really alike with Danish.. I know this aint supprising but swedish is really stranger
nasiondevasion 11 months ago
Im from Denmark and norwegian accent is so hilarious :D I cant have a conversaion cause i dont understand anything :( Pretty embassering for me since im danish :/
nasiondevasion 11 months ago
@nasiondevasion Lol no offence, but listening to a danish person speak is like listening to someone with a potato stuck in their throat. But in writing its pretty understandable. :)
idiot0534 10 months ago
I'm norwegian, if anyone have a question on some norwegian language issues, then just reply to me or send me a private message - I will reply in under 24 hours.
Credative 11 months ago 2
@Credative why dont u upload videos cmon
alan7038 11 months ago
@alan7038 Because I'm not a teacher of any kind, and I have no clue how I should approach teaching another person a language. But I can answer questions, as then I will know what to respond.
Credative 11 months ago
This is a very nice introduction to Norwegian. Her English is good enough, and so is her Norwegian, for people just starting to learn Norwegian. It would be nice if she made more videos, but she's probably busy in college now. Other people have made more Norwegian lessons you can find in the Related Videos.
MagiMysteryTour 11 months ago
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Thank you very much for helping me learn norwegian .. tusen takk :)
manyloveu 1 year ago
Thank you very much for helping me learn norwegian .. tusen takk :)
manyloveu 1 year ago
Hi, you're doing a great job but you need to speak slower so that we can her the exact pronunciation.
Jazzman1985 1 year ago
so søt
luyla1 1 year ago
Please tell me you're older than 18 because your voice is way too hot!
fdemey 1 year ago
@fdemey Lol.
idiot0534 10 months ago
''Hva heter du'' translates into ''What calls you'', as in ''What are you called''. It is not ''What name you''.
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skavnakk 1 year ago
Funny .I'm learning more norwegian in less than 3 minutes from what sounds like a 12 yr old girl, than I,ve learned in 1 yr with my 55 yr old teacher at the community college. WORD
xelasc 1 year ago
I say: you gave me first step into Norwegian language.
minde28383 1 year ago
@minde28383 Maybe you can go more deaper by my help?
pivotair 1 year ago
@pivotair I will, takk.
minde28383 1 year ago
En veldig søt klingende stemme ...
Robocop80s 1 year ago
More videos please ! Hello from IBIZA
dualisima 1 year ago
I German little me no englisch. ICH LEIBE DICH! Guten tag lol
manftwbcuz 1 year ago
I'm Hungarian, and I know Danish a very little, but I'm kinda guessing, that her Norwegian accent is not exact... am I right? No way Norwegian prononuce "fire" with such a strong "r".
mysteriousDSF 1 year ago
@mysteriousDSF I'm norwegian, and i'm pretty sure this girl is too. the way she pronounce "fire" is perfect :)
dearbunny2 1 year ago
@dearbunny2 Thank you! Well, I must admit, I was a stupid-ass. I know some Danish, and I didn't know anything about Norwegian, when I watched this movie for the first time. Thus this pronounciation was quite wierd to me. :D I'm really sorry for being a douchebag. Now I know Norwegian somewhat more, for I learn it for a week or something
mysteriousDSF 1 year ago
@mysteriousDSF Well, I can see why you were mistaken, written Danish and written Norwegian (Bokmål) are very similar, but the pronounciation is totally different! But it's really cool that you're interested in the Scandinavian languages. I really wanted to learn Hungarian a little while ago, but it's a really hard language and I didn't really have any reason for doing it, other than I just love foreign languages. But, we'll see, maybe I will learn it sometime :P
dearbunny2 1 year ago
@dearbunny2 I can offer you something :D I could help you learn some Hungarian, and you could help me learn some Norwegian or any other Nordic languages :D
mysteriousDSF 1 year ago
@mysteriousDSF that sounds nice :)
dearbunny2 1 year ago
@mysteriousDSF Danish and Norwegian is so different. I'm Danish and I learned a bit Norwegian :D
Lasmikglenterne 1 year ago
@Lasmikglenterne Danish and bokmål are almost the same except that what is "g" in Danish that's "k" in bokmål (jk, I'm exaggarating of course, but they're really-really similar!!) WHEN THEY'RE WRITTEN! Norwegian is much sharper. Danish is crazy soft. Danish is the most-difficult-to-pronounce language I know about.
mysteriousDSF 1 year ago
@mysteriousDSF Well... I feel that French words are hard to pronounce! Danish is for me easy :D
Lasmikglenterne 1 year ago
@Lasmikglenterne what is your native tongue? I never learnt French, but once I sat down w girl learning French for 2 years that time to help her (it sounds funny but I'm considered to be a talent) and I seemed to much more clever than her. I guess it's because of common latin words. basically I never found French pronounciation hard, but to me Danish pronounciation is beyond every imagination... in Denmark I found that I thought I learnt something, than I heard it way different... weird
mysteriousDSF 1 year ago
@mysteriousDSF I just say that for me French is harder for me to pronounce than Danish. But I'm Danish lol. But I really find it hard and sometimes I try to say the words but they tell me I say it wrong... Not to say: "Hehe French is a stupid language, because I can't pronounce the words!" I'm just saying that French is hard for me to pronounce. I find it's ok to learn French! I do NOT find it a crap language. But it's just hard for me
Lasmikglenterne 1 year ago
@Lasmikglenterne I didn't get you wrong :) and yes, I read back and saw u said u'r Danish, I was just confused, because there's Luxemburg on your profile. :D
mysteriousDSF 1 year ago
@mysteriousDSF yeah. Living in Luxembourg but I am Danish.
Lasmikglenterne 1 year ago
@Lasmikglenterne oic.. so how Luxemburg's like? never been there. :)
mysteriousDSF 1 year ago
@mysteriousDSF Right now it's cold... very cold... But Luxembourg is absolutely great d:
Lasmikglenterne 1 year ago
@Lasmikglenterne Funny you should say this. For me Danish is exponentially more difficult
to learn than Norwegian. The irony is they're very similiar...
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@mysteriousDSF
Belive me, we do!
YOYOEF 8 months ago
Ein To Tri Fira Fem Seks Syv Åtta Ni Ti
AssassinABC 1 year ago
such a cute voice *-*
hatecrewXcolin 1 year ago
How do you speak that well english and that bad norwegian (I'm norwegian so I know...)
BenAdams98 1 year ago
@BenAdams98 Det er da ikke dårlig norsk? lol.
iamyou600 1 year ago
@iamyou600 Jeg fikk bare ikke med meg alt hun sa......Dumme koss : )
BenAdams98 1 year ago
cool accent
DROLL30 1 year ago
Ja, sykt kompliserende med sju ord..
Eivindo1 1 year ago
This really confused me.
otakujenchan11 1 year ago
i need help, i need someone who speaks norwegian to translate a name for meh please.
ItsPERDITION 1 year ago 13
@ItsPERDITION I'll do that :)
Rollybaggy 1 year ago
@ItsPERDITION I do ^^
BenAdams98 1 year ago
@ItsPERDITION send me a private message? Im form Nrorway : )
ThatWierdBitch 1 year ago
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@ItsPERDITION Send me a message? Im from Norway : )
ThatWierdBitch 1 year ago
ItsPERDITION, would bee an OK translation for:
Silly sweed pickin one a little girl.
Meh, on the other hand menans exactly nothing, exept ofcourse
ItsPERDITION reachin out!
melk100 1 year ago
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ItsPERDITION, would bee an OK translation for:
Silly sweed pickin on a little girl.
Meh, on the other hand menans exactly nothing, exept ofcourse
ItsPERDITION reachin out!
melk100 1 year ago
@ItsPERDITION Since when did names (proper nouns) become translatable!?
dojohansen123 1 year ago
@ItsPERDITION I can help you. What name?
TwintipDude1999 10 months ago
@ItsPERDITION And the name is?
pivotair 10 months ago
Låter ganska likt svenska på mpnga ord :D
SuperMarioGooya 1 year ago
i like how she and dog sound almost the same
xxxxxxxxkingxxxxxxxx 1 year ago
Although it's archaic and rarely used nowadays, I want to mention that the English equivalent of "heter" is "hight".
Choson4eva 1 year ago
I'm Dutch, and it sounds kinda similair. Takk!;)
RKxSan 1 year ago
@RKxSan That's because they're both Germanic languages. English and German (duh!) are too. That's why when I hear Dutch it sometimes sounds kind of like English. Certain Dutch accents do at least. Some Dutch words are pretty much the same or exactly the same as the English version like "over", "kwiek", "storm", "drink", "al", "knie", "yong", "tong", etc. You probably realized that already when you learned English though.
yurismir1 1 year ago
@RKxSan I forgot to mention "water" too. That's an obvious one :)
yurismir1 1 year ago
That was really Gd ;D
Anne1992Hosainy 1 year ago
dam this language is kinda hard :)
edzu1 1 year ago
can you say like swedish "hur mår du" in norway when you ask how are you?
Nakhio 1 year ago
@Nakhio kor d går xD
headhunter544 1 year ago
She almost sounds Swedish sometimes.
Qwertiiz 1 year ago
a lot of words sounds german
pinkiponggirl 1 year ago
Your voice sounds sexy!
gr8beltran 1 year ago 2
THis is one of the best I have heard. Good job.
angelamcphail 1 year ago
THis is one of the best I have learned. Good job.
angelamcphail 1 year ago
du er god i engelsk da!!!!! =D
eg er ikkje så god
btw du kunne droppa verb og forløaringane ;)
123oorjan 1 year ago
man hører at du får vanskeligheter du er norsk!
uglymoon78 1 year ago
HAHA? Verb er noe man gjør! Ikke et navn!
LoveNorwegianMetal 1 year ago
@LoveNorwegianMetal Du forstod ikke hva hun mente. Det er veldig enkelt og enforholdsvis riktig måte å forklare det på.
Zoiros85 1 year ago
åh, du trenger ikke å si "de transelerer det som..et eller annet."
Det er fullstendig unødvendig!!
Mellemette85 1 year ago
Tusan takk! (Did I say that right? o.o) I'm trying to learn Norwegian. Your video helped a lot! :D
XxCrazyMousexX 1 year ago
sju=shoe xDDD
PaudinsDrawings 1 year ago
Well done !!! :-)
angus2mac 1 year ago
nice voice, i bet its a hot girl talkin'.
Gassjumpers 1 year ago
this is great :D
dustyhatkins 1 year ago
Such a cute accent <3
animegal11251 1 year ago 48
Wich one of the norwegian dialects's this?
josapology 1 year ago
@josapology Bokmål.
Toffez 1 year ago
hvorfor er det nesten bar unger som lager disse videonene = why is it mosly just kids who make this wideoes xD
weeeheeeheeed 1 year ago
I have it nice????????
You need to learn English!
tonelill 1 year ago
@tonelill that's how it would sound if you translated 100%... are you dumb? :)
kentis92 1 year ago
Fucking idiot!! She's just translating literally to make comparative grammar and what are the words in English for each ones in Norwegian. Look that she informs the correlated and correct meaning above the sentence in red. The sentences with different colours are just references to what the morphemes would be separately.
You need to study more moron!
darkpacey 1 year ago
norwegian seems pretty cool o:
CappieWilliams 1 year ago
remember there are many Norwegian dialects
superlitin1 1 year ago
Hey, I will try to help any one learn to speak Norwegian. If you do not speak, and need help will I be Happy to do so. I am no Teacher, and only 16 years old. But i am Norwegian. So come on, just ask me. :)
HALOGAMESPWN 1 year ago
wow mange takk jenter.jeg liker det...hahaha lol i have been learning norwegian for a month now and am slowly figuring out..its fun..any programms you recommed for me..?
peatkaym 1 year ago
Thanks, I think the way you've done it was very good, I could follow really easily. :) I'm from Germany, so maybe that helps, since the languages are quite similar in many ways... :)
Heowa 1 year ago
love your voice. any recommendations for learning programs on Norwegian? Rosetta Stone doesn't have Norwegian. I am part Norwegian. I'd say like a quarter maybe. Thanks for your video/s Later.
memorysticky 1 year ago
Nowigen is a cool language :D
I am 100 % Norwigen and speak norwigen , look her:
Hei, jeg heter _____ og er 14 år... dette er youtube og jeg går på ungdomskole.
inemarie128 1 year ago
Nice voice :D
TheMUtuber 1 year ago
First when I heard you speaking Norwegian I was like "There's no way I can speak like that!!" but then I tried and it wasn't so difficult. :-D These words and sentences are pretty easy if you can speak swedish already. (--: Thanks, this helped me a lot!
And btw I love your voice! (--:
1AmericaL 1 year ago
ich liebe diese sprache..
würd sie soo gern lernen :)
SomeWhereIBelong3 1 year ago
@SomeWhereIBelong3 Ja, ich lerne Deutsch und jetzt Norwegisch
xMontyxx 1 year ago
Norwegian is such a beautiful language. Very good video, but I think for begninners in the language (which is what I think you were aiming at teaching) you should speak the Norwegian louder and slower.
Other then that, I have already learnt a couple of phrases from you in the space of under 3 minutes, so you're doing a good job :)
pterobsven 1 year ago
you have a really pretty voice, just speak a bit louder please :)
metalgrinch 1 year ago
swedish, danish, norweigen.. its all the same... almost... :P
solberg1000 1 year ago
is this bokmal?
cheatedlover 1 year ago
@cheatedlover yes
marcus974ever 1 year ago
in norway its like, danish,swedish,norwegian and german are almost the same. I'm a norwegian so xD
atagail 1 year ago
ohhh nice my name is Lisa! yay! a video I don't have to say someone elses name on accident and then adapt it to my own name and feel dumb.
ha ok.
LoveLuckCouture 1 year ago
du har det samme tonefallet .. du kan ikke lese alle ord med samme tonefall da blir det helt feil :P
oilmask 1 year ago
Du må jo ha rett tonefall da..
Oggi90 1 year ago
MUY BUENO,... VERY Cool video,..... thanks for the videos "thenorwegianteacher "
chancador666 1 year ago
Excellent you know very well how to teach others...you know the way of teaching and the technics of your teaching is super.
well done keep on teaching it helps alot...i have improved my norwegian from you, and that is really useful.
Takk.
javedafghan88 1 year ago
you have a very sweet voice!
leoniladgls 1 year ago
This will help me for when im in Oslo for May 17th :)
stevefor3v3r 1 year ago