Norwegian - Simple Sentences
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I think I'm developing a girl crush.
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@Crienexzy tusen takk. Jeg elske deg. I'm english btw. Just thought I'd embrace your beautiful language.
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You have a natural talent for teaching :) .
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@pavlus2 I agree at the "seng" is the same like with some names like RAGNAR, that it's not easy to get the sound!
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im still drunk and i dont know what im doing here
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i am from norway and i dont undestend why im watchng how to learn norwegian O.o
we have a guy form latvia his first word in norwegian is du er homo xD
its mean you are gay
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@Taggzahriagahtarr Actually, no. It is "I lie in bed". Lay is the past tense of lie. Lay (as a present tense verb) is transitive only, so you lay something down. You yourself just lie down.
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Ja, eg kan slå på lyset.
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Awesome. Norwegian language is the best, and you are so cool. Takk you for doing this, ( i am seriously learning this :)
PS : Posielam pozdravy zo Slovenska, dúfam že sa do Nórska pozriem čo najskôr :)
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@coldmilkishot They are distinct verbs and are not interchangeable. To lie is intransitive, to lay (something) is transitive. However, the past tense of lie is lay. Karin was absolutely correct to say, "I lie in bed", and the person who tried to correct her is wrong.
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@coldmilkishot That's not really what the difference is.
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Not, "I lie in bed"...but "I lay in bed"
Taggzahriagahtarr 1 year ago
@Taggzahriagahtarr true true, yet another example that Im not originally english. good thing I teach Norwegian and not english (even though my norwegian isnt perfect either ^^)
Crienexzy 1 year ago 9
Karin, youre great!
some letters in Norwegian sound combined, after 1 sound comes the other, eg:
- å sounds like long O turning in to A
- ø sounds like O/E becoming E
- kk sounds reaaally soft and bright: trekker
- e: '-et' pronunced as '-e'; 'dine / åpne' -pronunced as a; elskER- pronunces almost as 'ir'
- seng: omg, there are so many sounds after this final g!
could you point these details out?
your Norwegian is very rhythmical and melodical: åpne= 'Oop-nA!' is this common?
pavlus2 2 years ago
yes the rythmical and melodical is very typical norwegian. I dont even notice it. Peaple say it sound like we're singing :P
The NG sound i should point this out,...
Crienexzy 2 years ago
OMG Karinnnnnnnn
Seriously, new hair style is just too cute ^^
TinyChann 2 years ago
oh wow :D thank you :D
Crienexzy 2 years ago