Norwegian Language: Modal Help Verbs

I hope this is not to hard for you. Now that you know the words, try using them in small sentences!

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[ShamaticFocus]

Not to sound like a perv ladies.. But this was my first Nordic-Upskirt view:$

Nice vid anyways! As usual.

[Crienexzy]

@ShamaticFocus I am wearing SHORTS UNDER THE DRESS! NO BIGGIE!

[fjellelv]

Hi, thank you for these vids. I'm trying to learn Norwegian (planning to go there later this year) but I live in Texas, so not any Norwegians about to help me learn how the words sound. - I think singing the words helps me try to pronounce words in norsk. Maybe I'm just weird. Norwegian, to me, sound more fluid and sing-songy (does that make sense?) than English. So I practice with kind of singing before I try to speak the words. Tusen Takk!

[77goofball]

@maxergud I see, thank you very much ! :)

[maxergud]

@77goofball That doesn't make sense.

Huset means the house.

A house is et hus.

[shwedaz]

It's a little bit confusing.. your friend next to your left, sorry don't know her name, she pronounces words some times not bright enough. My first language is not english maybe that's way it's sometimes hard to hear words in english. Nevertheless, Jeg liker å se din video :)

[77goofball]

Hai, I typed "house" on google translate and I got "huset", but when I typed "a house" , then I got "at hus". What is the difference? And when are these two forms used? Takk

[Meggi1314]

Dere er fra Norge rett?

[SmokenTotalled]

I was like 'this isn't as bad as I thought, learning a scandinavian language' and then you said the sentence at regular pace xD jesus.

[SemtexBam]

Does all the girls in norway change clothes 3 times a day?

[sjcheema]

I realy want to learn norwegian i will come to norway after january 2012

[sjcheema]

i like the way you teach norwegian its very understandable way thanks