I love this channel!!! i so wanna learn Norwegian and i hope this will help me! :)

Takk! :)

Takk :)

Mange takk! :)

hey thank you for these videos!!! Also... One thing that would help me learn Norwegian would be a place to watch videos of people talking in Norwegian.... do you know any vloggers who speak in Norwegian and post a lot?? or any website that you think would help?? thank you :)

Tusen takk! ;)

Question 1: Norsk is for cases which involve only one thing; En norsk mann = A norwegian man
While "norske" is for cases which involve more things: Flere norske menn = More norwegian men

Question 2: "En bil" means "one car", while "den bilen" means "that car". Just "bilen" means "the car"

Question 3: In almost every cases you put the "ikke" after the verb. I did what i did in the 10th video because "Har" is also a verb :p "Dere har ikke" = "you have not". you see?
Hope this helped you, and im sorry for not making videos. i will continue making them at some point though, so stay tuned :P

Sorry for bugging so much, but i have one more question! xP
In the negative sentences you usually put the "ikke" after the verb, like (Jeg spiser ikke = I don't eat) but in your 10th video you used a negative sentence where you put the ikke after the verb to have (Dere har ikke invitert = you have not invited).
In which phrases we use the ikke after and which phrases we use the ikke before the verb?

Another question! xD
When you want to say the car you can in two different ways:
1. Enbil
2. Det/Den bil
Is this correct?
Because in some of your videos when you want to say the....something....sometimes you use the en, ei and et and sometimes you the det/den.

I have a question: sometimes when you want to say Norwegian you say norsk and some other times you say norske.
When do you use the norsk and the norske?
And what's the rule for this kind of situations?