Learn Norwegian! Lesson #1

[nyisimona]

I loved watching this first lesson, but I think you already forgot us, your sweet little Norwegian students.. :D please come back!!! : )*

[DzoleDzogani]

she is so cute :$

[PetADinosaur]

by the way, you are lovely! haha

[PetADinosaur]

how do i say good morning, good afternoon, good evening and good night in norwegian?

[RaluGabri]

That's fantastic! :D

Especially your pronunciation,is really clear

I think I'm gonna listen to it until I've perfectly learn it xD

[icedemetrio]

Great! the verbs ARE NOT conjugated! You made my day! seriously! :)

[007tryner1]

or as in sir

[007tryner1]

u make the ø sound in luck( as in good luck)

[marsradio]

thanks for the lesson :)

[zodiacguy]

awesome vid

[MegaDeviltube]

its rare that i mark something, since i saw lillyhammer i want to understand what they say in Norwegian in the tvserie and i think your youtube video was perfect to start with this language

please continue

[alarik36]

Jaaa..

[MarissaQ27]

Please make more

[Hizbin]

You are awesome .

[aaahared]

skrivingen din er mislykkes lærer (koslig) = koselig

[007tryner1]

@aaahared du skrev ikke imponerende selv, kritiker*

"skrivingen din er mislykkes lærer" hva slags setning er det??

[vanebliss]

Great lesson, thanks! Hope you keep posting. By the way, I like your sense of humor byee!

[asriamohamed]

Thank you. Tusen takk :)

[Icebarrage]

Could you please at least address why you only made one lesson? I honestly learned more from your little video than the last week of internet research, especially about pronunciation. I enjoyed the lesson. Why don't you make more? One of those projects that you decided to do on a sort of whim and never continued? I've been there. Oh well I really wish you had kept making them because they would be a huge help to me especially because you are actually interesting to listen to.

[Reshalana24]

Gr8 job ... Lesson number 2 plzzzz!!!!!

[ettolrahcieh]

Har du norske foreldre eller noe ? Du var ihvertfall god til å snakke norsk :)

[hayhaypetey]

an analogy for the ø is the beginning of the pronounciation of early. "er"

[nargsify]

Your eyes, your smile.

Your touch, your kiss.

Your promise, your words.

Our everlasting bliss.

Happy Valentine Day!

[hayhaypetey]

Please make more videos!!!!

[kshiable]

Hvor er other lessons?! :((

[Martin588]

Overall an excellent lesson---Norwegian is high up on my list of favorite languages to learn---and very enjoyable but I found the "Jewish grandmother" remark to be offensive...Please, use the word "Jewish", never "Jewy"!

[fedhas]

I really enjoyed lesson 1 but where is lesson 2, 3..... Please Micheal post the rest of the lessons for us. Thanks so much.

[alwayson09]

Wonderful, visiting the Fjords next spring and trying to learn a few basic phrases.

[Insect2Kill]

Ø sounds like the German umlauts

[Laniala]

@Insect2Kill probably because for most purposes it is? =)

(German) ö ~= (Norwegian) ø,

(German) ü ~= (Norwegian) y

[guru8135]

Love you sooo much :D. My friends from Norway always give me crap about not knowing there language. Its time to learn :)

[hollidaylevi]

why do i need to say it like that when im wasted? is it more of a slang way to say it?

[hollidaylevi]

translate... i have a small dick and a bad attitude, which one you want to jump on first. i say that alot when im drunk so just bare with me. takk

[Croltown]

@hollidaylevi Jeg har en liten pikk og en dårlig holdning, Hvilken du ønsker å hoppe på første. Hvarsågod

[ObLiViOnZThEkIllEr]

@hollidaylevi If you wanna say it when you are wasted say it like: "Jeg har en liten pikk og en ræva holdning. Hvem av de vil du hoppe på først?"

[NetworkHuman]

Which part of norway did you learn your accent? It's very different to others I've heard :) Is this northern?

[NetworkHuman]

I guess the O is pronounced somewhere between hurt and hut

[NetworkHuman]

You have a wondeful rich voice, loved your other videos!

[ravendon]

Translate, "Michelle Alexandra loves to sing the Blues."

[ravendon]

Best Norwegian lesson ever.

You are gorgeous and your singing voice is lovely.

Best wishes and hope you continue with your lessons.

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[HanuiKang]

Your lesson is awesome! looking forward to watching your next lesson!!

[Orchaval]

Great job teacher, maybe if God allows me, I will go to Oslo next summer so it will be a pleasure to know more about any tip that you can advise me. By the way, in which city do you live Michelle! because i have heard such wonderful & beatiful things about Norway coming from sister. It would be a pleasure if you create a new lesson video. See ya :D

Greetings from Mexico

[Carlorasputin03]

Please Michelle make other norwegian classes please. You are a very beautiful and good teacher.

[cyfer911]

continue your classes norwegian girl :)

[ragnarkisten]

But tell me... why would a norwegian student want to learn norwegian? (hah)

[rusalkadust]

@ragnarkisten Why would english students want to learn english? :)

[Combostoked]

@ragnarkisten You sir, are you stupid?

[ragnarkisten]

@Combostoked This is phrased as a polar question. Which would make me seem more intelligent, a yes or a no answer? Maybe a resentment against answering at all, would be the wisest choice... what say you?

[SemtexBam]

Cute girl good teaching :) continue!

[ragnarkisten]

The ø is easy. Just like church or birch. Chørkj, Børkj.... BTW, en as in one, enn as in than...

[MATTBOBVV]

Are you norwegian?

[Paulocamposak]

Could you compare the sound of A and Æ?

[MrMole962]

"they do that just to fuck with you" xD Y U NO HAVE MORE VIDEOS? :(

[Vaney0]

"å" is spoken like "Ohr" which means "ear" in german :D

thanks for this helpful video!

[argiemerc]

ha ha ha. "jewish mother from long island".

I don't think you've ever been to long island, have you ?

That's one of those so "interesting" and really usefull things american TV teach us all.

[aibn16]

jeg ikke snakke norsk....!

[Satsumeh]

ø for early! ørly!



[akudal964]

some numbers sound similar to german

[MALEHREDA]

you are realy a great teacher, but I heard that there is 2 spoken languages in Norway can you precise which the differnce and wich one you give the lessons in please

[Helenenopinkdoll]

@MALEHREDA There's only one. But, there is two ways to write; "Nynorsk" and "Bokmål". Also they are different dialects, depending on where you live. Like.. Oslo is pretty much in the middle of Norway, they talk "bokmål". Then we have "Finnark" and others in north they talk and write "Nynorsk". I talk another dialect from south, but I write "bokmål". And.. "bokmål" is the most common one.

[0urMutualFriend]

aw, no more? :'(

[MorganVane]

Make moar, plz, this was great!

[Lovetostamp6]

Love your video, really easy to understand! Will you be making a part two?

[jcb2998]

man norwegian is hard to say

[dikar51]

when should we use en and when et in front of nouns ?

[strangernowhere]

very useful wish you continue the remaining lessons, thanks for your efforts

[AK1231234]

aaaand...... now all the words in the start like "HEI hvordan går det" has now been shortened too... HALLA.... ååå JA... jeg bor i Norge x3 i just type english if somebody else wanted to see how we changed hahahaha

[madduck09]

this is great going to Oslo in November....the problem with learning Norse questioning is getting responses that you have no idea on :(

[Agnesstation]

"Hej alle mine norske studenter" haha :D

norskarna låter så otroligt glada hela tiden, nästa som ni sjunger tycker vi i sverige.

greetings from sweeeden

[Palmhoejnielsen]

U got æ ø and å from Denmark give us the credits ;D

[SuperCrazyWild786]

W I C K E D !..... in the alphabet some of em sound brooklyn

[Pigdogmeat]

you do the accent really well

[0TheVoiD]

This was a very good video lesson, awaiting for lesson #2 teacher! :P

[froya009]

du er flink :)

[SvenTveskegg]

wow! Er du opprinnelig fra norsk? du snakker engelsk perfekt.

[NatsumiRenSuzuki]

@SvenTveskegg you're not norwegian though, are you?

[prem5588]

u must continue your classes

[AfGun0111]

Can we see those fingers again? lol

[gona5ful]

well thats is awesome lesson -1 plz post some more in same way ....its very easy and helpful to learn ......i have some relatives in norway but i dont know their language norske .

so it will help me a lot ........so plz post some more

god bless u

[yooanoozarrmay]

TBH she could teach me anything she wanted lol

[DarkSigner7]

: D yay I'm a little student! Jeg likker det! lol!!!! 

[littlemelikeme]

Hey =) You're really good at speaking norwegian!!! :)) (I'm norwegian :PP) There is just one thing I would like to say (don't get mad ;s) When you say Hvor er en resturant? You usually say: Hvor er det en resturant? But, you can say both ;P Sorry, I just had to say it :s And again, you're really good at speaking norwegian, I thought you were norwegian before I looked at your profile :O

[MsYOvideos]

@littlemelikeme Hi, your probably going to thing this is quite random of me, and i'm sorry for that, but umm, well, I'm planning on coming to Norway! Probably next summer, but because your norwegian, I was wondering if you could suggest some cool places to go in Norway. Thank you if you can. I know that if random of me, but I hope you don't think i'm being rude or something, but if you want, can you suggest some, thank you so much.

[bjahjooh]

where's lesson number 2? first one is really awesome