Norwegian Language: Fruit, Vegetables and Berries

[AssistingHealth]

I've seen quite a few of your videos and it seems as though over time your english seems to get more and more american-sounding and easier to understand. nice.

[ladyreepirate]

haha!! I'm watching this at 12:16am!! What's with your hair?? What's your real hair colour?? My hair is those colours, but not died looking (Natural.) kind of gold and light brown.

[Neueregel]

yummie!!! all of them are awesome fruits

[SiljeMee]

JEG DØR XD

[resolutos]

Some words sounds just like in russian!

Especially appelsin, banan and ananas :3

[xolaroid]

heyyy.... you colored your hair!

[robothenry]

i wonder what accent of english you learn your english in! i'm american and to me it sounds like a mix of british and american accents

[merlechmoose]

@robothenry Most likely. I'd dare to guess that the british input is from school/some TV, while the most TV and movies are in american english. Gets tricky, you know. :p

[ddemaine]

@robothenry Is that Canadian ;-)

[goonielady]

Yes, I know, but that´s on the other side of Slovakia..unfortunately. But, thanks anyway. :)

[qeib87]

In your next video, could you recommend us some online newspapers in Norwegian so we can practice our reading comprehension? That'd be really cool.

Thank you.

B.

[locazor]

@qeib87 aftenposten.no, vg.no, db.no. These three are the largest newspapers in Norway.

[qeib87]

@locazor Thank you so much for your help!

[pesuhiir]

So many similar words in Estonian, haha xD

Paprika = paprika

Sitron = sidrun (but we pronounce it nearly exactly the same)

Tomat = tomat

agurk = kurk

Salat = salat... and it means both lettuce and salad for us, too =D etc

[goonielady]

You have a wonderful website, really. Thank you so much for doing something like that. I´m from Slovakia, where learning Norwegian is absolutely IMPOSSIBLE!!! So really, thank you , you´re great teacher.

[kosapeti]

@goonielady There's a Norwegian course in Bratislava for something like 250e per semester. Just for info.

[barneskirenj1]

I am from Norway

[frozenandbroken]

Question if peppers = en paprika, then what is the name of the spice paprika? Is it just the same? Lol sorry I was just interested.

[rafarrojas]

hvis du scriver the sustantiv gender er nyttig

: ) my first attempt to write i norsk... jeg vil sprakker norks

it is very useful if you write the sustantives with their gender, fordi then we could learn it properly

[AbisZiieieio]

@rafarrojas take a look at the article: et = neutrum, en = male, (ei = female) ;-)

[Skundac]

lol lot of words are same as in my language, nice!

[Driver197208]

paprika is said the same in hungarian. that's real funny! :-)

[Gabriopunk77]

New hair, dear?

[miaczv]

paprika is said the same in sebrian.. funny :)

[Behersk218]

Not sure if I missed it, but would be very insightful if you could do a video briefly describing the different dialects and the difference between Bokmål and Nynorsk. I know a lot of people get confused or do not realize there is a difference.

[NovemberRainLove]

I love Scandinavian languages, soooo interesting.

[janet123ification]

kan du bruker det på setninger???

[Robocop80s]

You are a life saver. There is nobody else out there doing what you are

doing... For Norwegian that is. Keep it up and thanks..

[TalksWithDirt]

Orange is the same in Russian! Do the planets in Norwegian. Give the orig Nordic names for the planets before the Greek/Roman names were adopted. Sun and Moon too. Thanks!

[amyelizful]

Tusen takk!!!

[WhosxLaughingxNow]

I put the video on mute and watched it to the end, and tried to prounounce the words myself, then replayed it with the volume. I actually did pretty well, i guess that proves im learning! :]

[plumhead195]

Now PLEASE do a grammar and time phrase endings ( i.e. Past present future) please!!!

[9oden9]

now i can read a norwegian cook book.

[deryler]

Are you sick this time? You don't seems like well...So get well, Karin!

[Xphome]

Eple by Röyksopp :)

[oliwood2]

Cucumber Pineapple*