Norwegian - Æ Ø Å (Letters you dont have)

It is finally here! People have been asking!
I hope this makes it any easier, of you would just have to listen carefully!
You have no idea how hard it is to explain a new sound to a person that has not used it before :P
hahaha!

Category:

Education

Tags:

• norwegian
• norway
• teaching
• learning
• karin
• crien
• crienexzy

[MICKUS100]

Thumbs up if you are from NORGE! :D

[kurinin]

@Iceland1944 Actually, Norwegians are famous for Black Metal, not Death Metal, and a majority of these bands are in fact christians. Also, the majority of people in Norway are christians as well.

A tiny fail on your part there, good sir.

[DrQwerty487]

Lolololololol "Høre"

[Andr3asTheNorwegian]

@MrLenny4488 she said hear like in høre

[Andr3asTheNorwegian]

@MrLenny4488 idiot, its hear not here

[cosmictimes]

Ae was in written in the words of Olde englishe. There is a good book I'm reading at the moment called The Adventure of English by Melvynn Bragg. The ultimate theme seems to be that English is a mish mash language, a bit like the people. But what interests also is accents. Like the American Accent. Where did that ever morphasise from/

[neocurry]

Thanks a lot! I´ve been searching for these sounds!

[Unknownz00]

lmao, bära, bär, höra, tå! :P Simple as pie

[Knarkboxen]

hore ... wtf

[kristiiie9]

@MrLenny4488 høre = hear (I can't HEAR you) and here = her (I am right HERE)

[LoseGrenadePin]

Çøöł

[MrLenny4488]

hmm høre = here? :P I disagree :P. It should be "her" ikke sant? :)