@iluvdemilavato1000 they are singing in English because the songs that are played here get toured throughout Europe and all over the world so they learn these songs in English. Granted that most of them dont understand what they're singing
@iluvdemilovato1000 I started learning English when I was 6 years old. That was in the public school in Norway. For Europe with so many different languages, it's important to have a language that you can use to communicate over the borders. It's the second language of most Europeans, and this is why an English song reaches out to a lot bigger audience than a Norwegian song. This is also why British and American music does well in Europe. So they do understand what they are singing.
ya ikr um...britanny spears aint got nothin on her cause this gurlz one super freakn talented cookie ^___^! an omg so cute eyes really norweignz are always cute and oh ya their either terrible shy or just quiet weird hm.. with beautiful lookz like theirz itz a shame they try an hide it all ;P!
For all that want more of here, go to the user "Snutter10" Btw, her album is out, you can find it on itunes and cdon. Name of album is "Nora Foss Al-Jabri" enjoy.
Ich dachte nicht, das sie so gut sein könnte. Aber ich habe mich geirrt. ich glaube sie hat eine wunderschöne Stimme. Kleine mach weiter, du singst einfach wundervoll.
@HesseJamez This is bokmal. We get proud everytime someone shows an interest in our language, and everyone else have the right to be proud of theirs! Lykke til med din trening :]
Thanks- I'm interested in any language and as a native german speaker the scandinavian languages sound quite familiar to me - though I don't understand them. I've been in Denmark a few times and bokmal might be (almost) the same like danish?? I can't tell it apart. But her accent sounds more swedish...confusing.
Btw she's brilliant and her english sounds perfect, too I wonder how many languages an average Norwegian speaks at her age???.
@HesseJamez Norway and Sweden have influenced eachother as neighbors for thousands of years, and are naturally more bonded in spoken language. Bokmal is directly inherited from Denmark when they occupied us for some 300 years, so you are spot on about similarity! Understanding similar languages is very common for our children, and I think it is because we are way more exposed to their languages than opposite. Genius Astrid Lindgren [with Pippi] is to blame! :D Kids knows only english and this =4
Keep in mind she is only 11 years old here. You should listen to "I will always love You". If you still have doubts about here talent You should immedatly go to an ear specialist. She have an amazing voice, and I would rate her as the best female talent in Norway since Sissel Kyrkjebø. It will be interesting to follow here the next years.
@justinbieberlover678 why? :D i am studying in Denmark ? i heard that writing danish and writing norwegian are almost the same ,but i had thought i could understand norwegian when they are speaking :Dit sounds like swedish people just started to learn danish and speak with swedish accent :D on offense, sorry XD
a group of americans once asked me what language I was singing in when i was talking to my friend in a Norwegian dialect. Nothing like danish or swedish though.
@limbride hehe,but i do not know why ,i think i did understand the conversation between the girl and the guy ,hehe:D at least i think so . as i remembered,the guy said "welcome to us "the girl replied "tak(thanks)",then the guy asked "what is your name.....""the guy asked the girl that "what are going to do ?" the girl replied "sing" ,then the guy asked "what are u going to sing for us? then the girl replied "somewhere over the rainbow" i might be wrong XD the twisting rrrr really drove my crazy
Well she is speaking the written language which is fairly easy to understand if you give it a try, but even other norwegians have trouble understanding my dialect ;)
Norwegian has at least 50 different dialects and it should be easy for a Dane to understand what the girl is saying since it's almost identical to the written form, but pronounced in the Norwegian manner which sounds more like Swedish. Many other dialects sound nothing like Swedish nor Danish though, it really depends on who you're talking to.
Ever wonder what it was like to hear Billie Holiday sing at age 12 at the bars she was at? Or to see Michael Jackson in Indiana at a talent show as a kid? Well, thanks to YouTube a voice in Norway can be heard around the world, and watching this is I believe is as important a moment in music as Billie or Michael.
Emeralds4life, I do agree it can seams impressive that some people are able to learn to speak other languages with such precision, but norwegians have a very special history that helps this. First of all, Norway is probably the only country in the world with two different official languages and less than 5M inhabitants. Secondly, norwegians do never dub their movies, not on TV nor theatre and at the same time they are Hollywood freaks and half the people love America more than anything else.
Luxemburg has 3 official languages: luxemburgish, french, and german. I can speak in all 6 languages: german, luxemburgish, french, english, portuguese and spanish. They will apply a 4th official language: portuguese.
Luxemburg is a little country with only 600000 habitants but in languages we are number 1 in the world.
figosantana, pardon me for "forgetting", but I never considered Luxembourg a country but rather a territory unable to turn a king into a puppet.
Anyways, I guess I owe you thanks for confirming that multilingual countries (ouch territories) are more likely to produce inhabitants with better developed linguistic instincts.
HerrOberg, comeon, gimme a break. no finn knows how to _speak_ swedish. Jokes aside, I guess finish is so strange language to prononce that it doesn't give any advantage to be multilingual if the languages are from two distinct different lingvistic traditions.
I didn't knew that sweden didn't have any official language at all, but that does indeed confirm my hypotesis. I can't think of any people who got poorer lingvistic instincts. They even got trouble to understand danish and norwegian.
Mye mulig det, men selv så skjønner jeg norsk(bokmål å nynorsk) veldig godt. Og jeg er født og oppvokst her i Sverige. Dansk skjønner jeg ikke ein drit av om jeg skal være ærlig, enest når di skriver. ;)
Tror det er noen fler land så ikke har ett førstespråk likt Sverige. USA f.eks, men Canada har to (engelsk å fransk).Norge har vel egentlig 5-6 offisielle språk tror jeg. Bokmål, nynorsk, sørsamisk, nordsamisk, kvensk, romanes. Men enest to av disse brukes som talespråk i Norge, eller noe slikt. :P
@HerrOberg, det spesielle med Norge består i at det har to offisielle _og_ obligatoriske språk i grunnskolen og hvor inntaket på høyere utdanning tar hensyn til karakteren i sidemålet. Dette fremtvinger et godt språkøre. Dessuten har store deler av befolkningen vokst opp med svensk TV all tid Norge ikke hadde tilstrekkelig godt utvalg norske kanaler. Skjønt, det er kanskje en uaktuell problemstilling for Nora, men det henger antagelig igjen som faktor fremdeles.
@HerrOberg, neste ordet hun uttaler uheldig er "himlen": ikke i henhold til svensk lingvistisk tradisjon. Uttalen er god, men typisk avslepet, volvo-svensk. Hva angår hennes engelsk, når hun snakker, så bærer det preg av tilegnede fraser plukket opp fra hollywood-filmer uten noen forankring i språkforståelse. Typisk jente-måte å lære språk: greit nok. Hadde det ikke vært for at Nora ikke takler å kjede seg, så ville hun kunne bli denne generasjonens store sangtalent.
Watch her appearance on the Oprah Winfrey show. She both sings and speaks english there. It's on youtube, but it is called "Nora Foss on some show" since it will be removed if Oprah is mentioned in the title.
@DaneeBeast, with the same logic one can easily argue there isn't any genuine norwegian, swedish or danish language, but only scandinavian to which I am pretty sure about 20 million Scandinavians will object vigorously.
This is a beatiful bluesy jazzy version. If you see some of her other performances, that has become her style and must fit her personality. Lovely and talented!
ill make it simple. in countries like norway/sweden, most bands/artists sing in english becuase its the most widely spoken language and their languages arent well known, so by singing their songs in english they can seel more albulms and actually make a living. therefore for these people on talent shows to sing in their own language would extremely limit their choice of songs. get it?
She has amazing voice control and beautiful eyes!
Smile4TheVid 5 days ago
@Oddi92 that was you sing up there cool. your good! oh now i gwt it thank you.
iluvdemilovato1000 1 week ago
@iluvdemilavato1000 they are singing in English because the songs that are played here get toured throughout Europe and all over the world so they learn these songs in English. Granted that most of them dont understand what they're singing
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voice very cute ^^
506TwujHuj339 1 month ago
OMG amzing
Oliviasingingstar 3 months ago
pięknie (PL)
useerr14 3 months ago
I don't get it if they live in Europe why are they singing in english
iluvdemilovato1000 4 months ago
@iluvdemilovato1000 because english their second language, and they speak it almost fluently?
monequu 1 month ago
@iluvdemilovato1000 an english song is a english song
Kingler91 1 month ago
@iluvdemilovato1000
English is a european language and THE world language so why wouldn't they?
Vyrsel 2 weeks ago
@iluvdemilovato1000 I started learning English when I was 6 years old. That was in the public school in Norway. For Europe with so many different languages, it's important to have a language that you can use to communicate over the borders. It's the second language of most Europeans, and this is why an English song reaches out to a lot bigger audience than a Norwegian song. This is also why British and American music does well in Europe. So they do understand what they are singing.
Oddi92 1 week ago
OMG. sure she'll be a very famous singer in the future
blackaty011 5 months ago
europe is not a country...
GleekOnFox 5 months ago
@GleekOnFox It's supposed to be Norway..
FridaAndaas 5 months ago
any1 notice sumwhere over the reeenbow?
tery980 5 months ago
voice very cute ^^
ABKomsan 6 months ago
thats an norwegian contest not europe, and shes half norwegian and halv arabic
Klemetvold 6 months ago
@Klemetvold
Norway is a part of Europe nevertheless :P
vejitadmc 6 months ago
@Klemetvold Her Father is arabic,but she's born in norway 1996,therefor she is norwegian :D
ollo1982 5 months ago
ya ikr um...britanny spears aint got nothin on her cause this gurlz one super freakn talented cookie ^___^! an omg so cute eyes really norweignz are always cute and oh ya their either terrible shy or just quiet weird hm.. with beautiful lookz like theirz itz a shame they try an hide it all ;P!
shadow21ify 7 months ago
is she half arabic?? her name and family name is Arabic?? (O_O)
mayo9al7a 7 months ago
@mayo9al7a Yes she is. Her father is Iraqi and her mother is Norwegian.
MoriSpirit 7 months ago
@MoriSpirit
Oh i see. that explains it (^^) actually its a very popular family name thats why.
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MrEmiliaJosefin 7 months ago
Beautiful inside and out <3
toodamnfunky4u 7 months ago
she is very good
pianogirl837 7 months ago
Is that Chuck Norris as a judge? o_O
kup3333 7 months ago
@kup3333 nono just a norwegian comedian
nurvx2 7 months ago
For all that want more of here, go to the user "Snutter10" Btw, her album is out, you can find it on itunes and cdon. Name of album is "Nora Foss Al-Jabri" enjoy.
Adoowrap 8 months ago
Ich dachte nicht, das sie so gut sein könnte. Aber ich habe mich geirrt. ich glaube sie hat eine wunderschöne Stimme. Kleine mach weiter, du singst einfach wundervoll.
Grüße aus Deutschland. :)
JaciundElli 8 months ago
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you is amazing
keep singing
biberchik23 8 months ago
you is amazing
keep siging
biberchik23 8 months ago
your amazing someone famious will sign u up to be a pro. singer if they havent they will :D
girlygirl2281 8 months ago
dass ist sehr schön
CatCreature101 8 months ago
those eyes!o_o
wonderwoman154 8 months ago
Fabulous!
Linschlan 8 months ago
@SuperCatx3 She's from norway, so it's norweigan :))
MrEmiliaJosefin 9 months ago
nora foss, zara larsonn and charice in common....spirit of good singer.
masahani7 9 months ago
ich verstah kein wort was die da sagen xD was is das für eine sprache? :P
SuperCatx3 9 months ago
@SuperCatx3 Föör Lüüd, de Plattdütsch snakken, is überhaupt nich schweer, so wat to versteen!
DietrichBrauer1 9 months ago
that 71 people who disliked this video are haters just because she has a good voice
mrtron2011 9 months ago
if anyone is interested this Eva Cassidy created this arrangement...I think its better than the original
iceman10129 9 months ago
most definitely gifted...amazing.
BuddyTheeElf 9 months ago
this is beautiful!
stopanimalneglecnow 9 months ago
she has the most beautiful eyes <3
babybethy122 9 months ago
0:32
It sounds like he's saying "What are you going to sing for us."
Almost identical to English. LOL.
ravi48819 10 months ago
The judge's face at 1:42 is hilarious. He's completely dumbstruck! lol
gracexcon 10 months ago
Hahaa...
I'm from europe, im 14 and i can speak in 3 languages rlyy good. ;>>
And yeah, Nora is great. You go girl!
aand btw that guy looks like chuck norris :D
waliitc 10 months ago
Talantus-sardeļkus %)
Amazing voice!!!!!!
2118carrie 10 months ago
why does it seem that people from europe end up singing amazing in english
LVILL13 11 months ago
Totally Outstanding Nora,your voice reaches the STARS
rockraptor616 11 months ago
AMAZING !
XSHeLLyPrIncEsSX 11 months ago
Is she speaking nynorsk or bokmal?
HesseJamez 11 months ago
@HesseJamez This is bokmal. We get proud everytime someone shows an interest in our language, and everyone else have the right to be proud of theirs! Lykke til med din trening :]
Equalpower 11 months ago
@Equalpower
Thanks- I'm interested in any language and as a native german speaker the scandinavian languages sound quite familiar to me - though I don't understand them. I've been in Denmark a few times and bokmal might be (almost) the same like danish?? I can't tell it apart. But her accent sounds more swedish...confusing.
Btw she's brilliant and her english sounds perfect, too I wonder how many languages an average Norwegian speaks at her age???.
HesseJamez 11 months ago
@HesseJamez Norway and Sweden have influenced eachother as neighbors for thousands of years, and are naturally more bonded in spoken language. Bokmal is directly inherited from Denmark when they occupied us for some 300 years, so you are spot on about similarity! Understanding similar languages is very common for our children, and I think it is because we are way more exposed to their languages than opposite. Genius Astrid Lindgren [with Pippi] is to blame! :D Kids knows only english and this =4
Equalpower 11 months ago
@HesseJamez most educated Europeans speak 3 to 4 languages...
fredfromsj 10 months ago
her english is better than most Americans, so why are so many people bitching about her syntax ?
marv013 11 months ago
Took my breath away
Angeni666 1 year ago
Keep in mind she is only 11 years old here. You should listen to "I will always love You". If you still have doubts about here talent You should immedatly go to an ear specialist. She have an amazing voice, and I would rate her as the best female talent in Norway since Sissel Kyrkjebø. It will be interesting to follow here the next years.
Fiskeotto 1 year ago
Tja.... helt greit. kunne gjort det mye bedre selv da lett, men care liksom.
oterdverg 1 year ago
She has a very good voice, but her syntax is not so great.
ganixaba 1 year ago
@ganixaba uh? "her syntax is not so great"? She's 11 and English is like her third of fourth language...
Sverdetisteinen 1 year ago
With some instruction she could easily be a star
Jacobrester 1 year ago
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DJZeraph 1 year ago
i am curious about why i understood what they were talking ? maybe studied danish for a while
yuhua1234 1 year ago
@yuhua1234 lol, that actuly made me laugh, but then again they say the same stuff as they do on englland, or whereever you live :)
justinbieberlover678 1 year ago
@justinbieberlover678 why? :D i am studying in Denmark ? i heard that writing danish and writing norwegian are almost the same ,but i had thought i could understand norwegian when they are speaking :Dit sounds like swedish people just started to learn danish and speak with swedish accent :D on offense, sorry XD
yuhua1234 1 year ago
@yuhua1234
a group of americans once asked me what language I was singing in when i was talking to my friend in a Norwegian dialect. Nothing like danish or swedish though.
limbride 1 year ago
@limbride hehe,but i do not know why ,i think i did understand the conversation between the girl and the guy ,hehe:D at least i think so . as i remembered,the guy said "welcome to us "the girl replied "tak(thanks)",then the guy asked "what is your name.....""the guy asked the girl that "what are going to do ?" the girl replied "sing" ,then the guy asked "what are u going to sing for us? then the girl replied "somewhere over the rainbow" i might be wrong XD the twisting rrrr really drove my crazy
yuhua1234 1 year ago
@yuhua1234
Well she is speaking the written language which is fairly easy to understand if you give it a try, but even other norwegians have trouble understanding my dialect ;)
limbride 1 year ago
@yuhua1234
Norwegian has at least 50 different dialects and it should be easy for a Dane to understand what the girl is saying since it's almost identical to the written form, but pronounced in the Norwegian manner which sounds more like Swedish. Many other dialects sound nothing like Swedish nor Danish though, it really depends on who you're talking to.
HojoOSanagi 1 year ago
@HojoOSanagi
There might be the same amount of diferent dialects in Germany, but that's a lot for a country with less inhabitants than Berlin+ Hamburg, only.
HesseJamez 11 months ago
@HesseJamez I just want to ad some information, the number of dialects in norway is not 50, but more like 400. It is hard to know the exact number.
Adoowrap 8 months ago
they speak so fast
xPeanutbutterxJellyx 1 year ago
i wish i can sing like her...
TheRealityRocks 1 year ago
Jeg synes det er vakkert og veldig talentfull og hun har ingen rival
Annesita7400 1 year ago
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Annesita7400 1 year ago
magnificent!
nana94533 1 year ago
Man, the Norwegian language sounds so neeaaat. :D
haksiel 1 year ago
One of the dude looks like Chuck Norris. FEAR HIM, Nora!
AdrianaANdTom 1 year ago
her accent completly disappeared when she started singing
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she looks like she is lip singing!!!!!
hannahjkoch 1 year ago
Kjempe flink! <3
OMARtheDREAM 1 year ago
can only hope that she is so talentfull as this little girl
/watch?v=q3A0ycYmDXI
TheUnexpectedHimself 1 year ago
omg she is sooooo good
chikki03 1 year ago
better then connie talbot.
PoppyDusty1 1 year ago
she has an awesome voice
priyarocks221 1 year ago
love it she sings very good
JuLiE9801 1 year ago
wow you go girl!
she have a amazing voice!
i want that too!
xxxannelaura 1 year ago
Wow, she's got a great voice. But somehow the voice and the mouth coordination seem off.
Cheshism 1 year ago
@Cheshism yea i think the video is a little off synce
hockeybabexxx 1 year ago
she is really good!
keykeyboow 1 year ago
1:39 is my favorite part. .haha Rien-bow! cute :)
emilyk1133 1 year ago
aww she's really pretty and sings pretty too. did she make any albums yet?
purplebsg18 1 year ago
So proud you must be, she had me with goosebumps she is so good.. Thousand times over, THANK YOU
Scrubs2U 1 year ago
She is amazing and so adorable. Wonderful voice.
Flauschbally 1 year ago
wow! she is good!
taylorlyndene 1 year ago
nice
Amon666Amarth 1 year ago
Wow. She made it her own. Not just another person singing that famous song. Great beautiful singing.
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From the far away shot of the judges the one on the right looks like Chuck Norris! Thats what I think anyway. I thought it was him at first. lol
Alex1234564 1 year ago
From the far away shots of the judges the one on the right looks like Chuck Norris!! Thats what I think anyway. I thought it was him at first. lol
Alex1234564 1 year ago
shes sooo sweet!!
XoXsabriXoX 1 year ago
wow!
bekokjai 1 year ago
OMFG...awsome...very talented...speaklesss...rofl the judge looks so shocked at 1:42
fairegirl22 1 year ago
@fairegirl22 Lol i know...this was really sweet his expression
H20fanatic20 1 year ago
MY GOD!!! I could sit and listen to this voice all night...she's great.
lmaon1 1 year ago
just blown awayyy... unbelievable
chanelle3738 1 year ago
Out of this world. Great!
bernard71000 1 year ago
Shes good!!
Sethaka321 1 year ago
NORWAY GOT TALENT!!!:D:D:D ..
MonaNorway 1 year ago
GOOSEBUMPS!!!!! :)
BlateroStulidum 1 year ago
lmao that one judge looked like chuck norris for a second
paintball130 1 year ago
i'm floored. just amazing. kids learn to sing so well, so young. really something.
future star here.
drumdude46 1 year ago
nice voice.i liked it and i'm an old crooner.
check out my new song & video..hit on gypwin..cheers
gypwin 1 year ago
wauw
STAGExQUEEN 1 year ago
HOLY CRAP U CAN SING!!!!!
RMD12PH 1 year ago
OMG THAT ROCKED!!!
really, that is gift that God gave her.... PLEASE continue to enjoy it and share it with the world :)))
Lots of Love from Brazil
Laura (singer & songwriter)
LauraRizzotto 2 years ago
Your so amazing and pretty!!
candycaneify 2 years ago
You are amazing girl! Keep it going! Nice voice
mrsmoimoi 2 years ago
Ever wonder what it was like to hear Billie Holiday sing at age 12 at the bars she was at? Or to see Michael Jackson in Indiana at a talent show as a kid? Well, thanks to YouTube a voice in Norway can be heard around the world, and watching this is I believe is as important a moment in music as Billie or Michael.
PopeFlores 2 years ago
shes amazing singing this 2!
Keziasmusic 2 years ago
check her out singing hallelujah she is the best singing that shes just amazing
Keziasmusic 2 years ago
she looks a lot like emily browning. she has a beautiful voice. her english is amazing, if she doesn't know how to speak it out of song.
totallyuniquexo 2 years ago
Great vocie and really pretty x :D x
MissBrownnn 2 years ago
shes got talent indeed
=]
pandala360 2 years ago
Hahahahahahaaaaaa the guy judge was BLOWN AWAY!!! did u c his face?! HAHAHAHAAA!
KellyLuvsHockey 2 years ago
DUUUUUUDE!
KellyLuvsHockey 2 years ago
shes awsommeee!!!!!!
TeganTurner 2 years ago
Nederland haha (:
MuffinKillsChocolate 2 years ago
this is really her
Spierenburgje 2 years ago
gooodddd n pretttttyyy chck out sasha bennington she isz obssed wiff herself
TheCandyProduction 2 years ago
shes totally lip singing...i dont think she can learn to pronounce english words that well...
Emeralds4life 2 years ago
most all countries in europe know english.. most children learn it in elementary school
FlarkingNarbz 2 years ago
she is not lip singing, the video is fucked up ! :P
MartineFredriksen95 2 years ago
@Emeralds4life It's easier to do while singing. Have you ever noticed that British or Australian singers seem to lose their accent when they sing?
xxhintoftearsxx 2 years ago
Emeralds4life, I do agree it can seams impressive that some people are able to learn to speak other languages with such precision, but norwegians have a very special history that helps this. First of all, Norway is probably the only country in the world with two different official languages and less than 5M inhabitants. Secondly, norwegians do never dub their movies, not on TV nor theatre and at the same time they are Hollywood freaks and half the people love America more than anything else.
Sopranelsker 2 years ago
Just for information:
Luxemburg has 3 official languages: luxemburgish, french, and german. I can speak in all 6 languages: german, luxemburgish, french, english, portuguese and spanish. They will apply a 4th official language: portuguese.
Luxemburg is a little country with only 600000 habitants but in languages we are number 1 in the world.
figosantana20 2 years ago
figosantana, pardon me for "forgetting", but I never considered Luxembourg a country but rather a territory unable to turn a king into a puppet.
Anyways, I guess I owe you thanks for confirming that multilingual countries (ouch territories) are more likely to produce inhabitants with better developed linguistic instincts.
Sopranelsker 2 years ago
Also Finland has two official languages both swedish and finnish. And Sweden doesn't have any first language at all. :/
HerrOberg 2 years ago
HerrOberg, comeon, gimme a break. no finn knows how to _speak_ swedish. Jokes aside, I guess finish is so strange language to prononce that it doesn't give any advantage to be multilingual if the languages are from two distinct different lingvistic traditions.
I didn't knew that sweden didn't have any official language at all, but that does indeed confirm my hypotesis. I can't think of any people who got poorer lingvistic instincts. They even got trouble to understand danish and norwegian.
Sopranelsker 2 years ago
Mye mulig det, men selv så skjønner jeg norsk(bokmål å nynorsk) veldig godt. Og jeg er født og oppvokst her i Sverige. Dansk skjønner jeg ikke ein drit av om jeg skal være ærlig, enest når di skriver. ;)
HerrOberg 2 years ago
Tror det er noen fler land så ikke har ett førstespråk likt Sverige. USA f.eks, men Canada har to (engelsk å fransk).Norge har vel egentlig 5-6 offisielle språk tror jeg. Bokmål, nynorsk, sørsamisk, nordsamisk, kvensk, romanes. Men enest to av disse brukes som talespråk i Norge, eller noe slikt. :P
HerrOberg 2 years ago
@HerrOberg, det spesielle med Norge består i at det har to offisielle _og_ obligatoriske språk i grunnskolen og hvor inntaket på høyere utdanning tar hensyn til karakteren i sidemålet. Dette fremtvinger et godt språkøre. Dessuten har store deler av befolkningen vokst opp med svensk TV all tid Norge ikke hadde tilstrekkelig godt utvalg norske kanaler. Skjønt, det er kanskje en uaktuell problemstilling for Nora, men det henger antagelig igjen som faktor fremdeles.
Sopranelsker 2 years ago
Ja det er nok riktig så du sier. Men for å snakk om Nora så syns jeg hun er veldig flink når hun synger Gabriella's Sång på svensk faktisk. :P
HerrOberg 2 years ago
@HerrOberg, neste ordet hun uttaler uheldig er "himlen": ikke i henhold til svensk lingvistisk tradisjon. Uttalen er god, men typisk avslepet, volvo-svensk. Hva angår hennes engelsk, når hun snakker, så bærer det preg av tilegnede fraser plukket opp fra hollywood-filmer uten noen forankring i språkforståelse. Typisk jente-måte å lære språk: greit nok. Hadde det ikke vært for at Nora ikke takler å kjede seg, så ville hun kunne bli denne generasjonens store sangtalent.
Sopranelsker 2 years ago
Sverige har hvertfall ikke noe offisiellt språk men vi snakker svensk og har samisk å romanes oppe i nord. :)
HerrOberg 2 years ago
lol of course shes not lip singing... All children in scandinavia learn english early
GuitarHeroO8 2 years ago
Watch her appearance on the Oprah Winfrey show. She both sings and speaks english there. It's on youtube, but it is called "Nora Foss on some show" since it will be removed if Oprah is mentioned in the title.
Manesovaborjegi 2 years ago
oh my godddd,
just amazing
jiwoneex3 2 years ago
It lacked flow, but her tone was most mature.
Errr..... Isn't it funny how everybody sings in American.. (??).
effyleven 2 years ago
not in american stupid, its in english. There is no genuine american language. Just the indian.
DaneeBeast 2 years ago
@DaneeBeast, with the same logic one can easily argue there isn't any genuine norwegian, swedish or danish language, but only scandinavian to which I am pretty sure about 20 million Scandinavians will object vigorously.
Sopranelsker 2 years ago
holy cow! She is really good!
Drfroggyluver 2 years ago
omigoodnesssssss she is sooo gooddd
shortychika502 2 years ago
wow u r goodddd
chriscrook40 2 years ago
all i can day is WOW what a voice awesome job
gouncgo 2 years ago
Wauw! Heeel mooi!
Meike90femke98 2 years ago
realy beautiful!!
senamailbox 2 years ago
that was just ... amazing ...
piaulatom 2 years ago
that kids eyes are amazeing they suit her sweet little heart this kid can sing
ed41071 2 years ago
You can get her fan site with song downloads if you search her on wikipedia :s
TheNoraFans 2 years ago
With that voice (if the years pass well for her) and that face, I see her in less than ten years, in the europe charts.
Rutheaven 2 years ago
This is a beatiful bluesy jazzy version. If you see some of her other performances, that has become her style and must fit her personality. Lovely and talented!
jfrys101 2 years ago
when she talks she sounds normal. but when she sings she has vocals
jenn1ifer 2 years ago
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r4m 2 years ago
the song i understand but not the lamguage but wtg lmao 10/10
MenFuny 2 years ago
They are from Norway :b if you live in scandinavia, you would have understand them, our languages is almost the same :) (Europe)
Dahlgryn 2 years ago
haha, its not europe got talent, its Norway Got Talent! =)
jadaseneidase 2 years ago
her eyes are georgous
BOAFASOLDIER 2 years ago
you can download her songs and read her journal at the site
norafromnorway . net
ninjaCedar101 2 years ago
thanks for the site! ninjacedar
TheNoraFans 2 years ago
she is relly pretty..i keep seein all these europe singers and they are all good looking haha she's crazy good :]
JBCTBL 2 years ago
i totally agree with you :)
felixnogss40 2 years ago
love her eyes
XTW99 2 years ago
which version of the song is she singing?
Arnetsew 2 years ago
eva cassidy version x :)
jessica4fashion 2 years ago
shes going to be big!!
eivind94 2 years ago
omg y do alot of girls sing this song i still love her singinggggg
littlemislissy 2 years ago
wow
Agazmo 2 years ago
she's so good that she gave me goosebumps!!! Xx
Georgiababieee 2 years ago
dont be dumb.
ill make it simple. in countries like norway/sweden, most bands/artists sing in english becuase its the most widely spoken language and their languages arent well known, so by singing their songs in english they can seel more albulms and actually make a living. therefore for these people on talent shows to sing in their own language would extremely limit their choice of songs. get it?
courageousvictory 2 years ago
ok so she sings in English people then means they understand the language and think it's good.. so why not make the whole damn show