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Trodde helt ærlig at jeg så på en nordmann som snakket, men du er fra Frankrike! Sjukt!

hei! fin video <3 hvordan legger du til tekst i videoen? bruker du et spesielt program som legger det til automatisk, eller gjør du det manuelt?

Du Hørtes Nesten helt norsk ut

Another fantastic video! And you have a beautiful singing voice! I'm moving to Oslo in April and I have been wondering about my decision- seeing the nature there again reminds me of a big plus. What you said about hunting reminded me of when I caught a fish near Miami. It was probably 25 years ago and I still remember the moment it came out of the water and how grateful I felt for the fish and for the experience. I can't even count how many times I've eaten fish since then and while I am frequently grateful for the food, it's not close to the same feeling.

I loved this video and it's really helpful, but am I the only one overwhelmed by all this information and methods? I'm not really complaining, I'm just lost on when I should do each of ehat she mentions. Like everday? A few times a week? When do I begin with the next step and next technique?

Hi Ilys, are you learning your vocabulary (sentences) with or without translation?

Du snakker bedre norsk enn meg 😂

Genius

Alternativet er jo:alkoholfri vin /øl, men som franskmann faller dette i smak 😄

I'm from 🇬🇧 I'd ❤ to visit 🇳🇴 to meet a lovely young Sami woman. 👍

This is best video..., thanks a lot

I'm from Norway. Your norwegian is so good ❤ I would say listening to audiobooks and reading the text at the same time or reading books in the language is a good way to learn it. I wouldn't say I'm fluent in English, but that's how I got better at English.

Thank you for sharing your story and tips that helped you improve your Norwegian . I saw your video, but on another channel with an explanation. Now I’m watching original one, and I feel like: “God, I already understand 90% of what you’re saying” It’s so impressive to me. I’m going to check your channel for another videos about learning foreign languages, By the way, I like using ChatGPT to correct my mistakes, and I think that now it’s better than using Google Translate. I understand, though, that you couldn’t use it earlier. I’m using Google Translate as well, but for me, ChatGPT is like a teacher who you can ask anything whenever you want and get the answer that you need.

Dear Ilys, thank you for this pearl of applied knowledge. This video reveals your intellectual nature and strive for knwoledge. Blessing to you.

Thank you for all this tips ❤

Gammelt-ja , sentrum og slakkehaugen står på UNESCO World Heritage List, du bør ha en guidet tour og lese stedets forfatter Johan Falkberget. Det er en rik historie på Røros. Mye spennende hvis man er interessert i historie og gruvedrift.

Det er ganske vanlig at det snør på Røros i slutten av september, men å gå på ski skal man først gjøre etter jul.

Du vet at Therese Johaug (cross country/Langrenn)ljom fra nabobygda Dalsbygda ved Os før Tynset? Hun har sine klatreverdigheter fra Røros løypene og har giftet seg i Bergstadens Ziir/Røros kirka.

På Røros bør du spise elg eller rendyr, de har så mye tilgjengelig i butikken, i sentrum grønn C...😀og Røros produktene, spesielt Røros rømme og Tyttebær(syltetøy) til kjøttet. Jeg husker nå:det heter på Røros(det er så lenge siden , jeg bodde der) Ta en tur til Kvitsanden😀

du bør ha refleks på!

Hvis du liker lyset, da bor du reise i hvert fall desember /januar til Røros, eller februar/mars når det er Martna'n eller Vinterfestspill 😀

Damn gurl, your accent is good. Good enough to really set of my uncanny valley detector. I would never have guessed French as your mother tongue, and you have absolutely none of the usual French pronunciation issues. You have clearly put in a massive effort to make it this good. I know people who have lived in Norway and have spoken Norwegian for more than 30 years that are orders of magnitude worse than you. Be proud of this.

Norwegian reminds me a lot of the Welsh accent

How can you read or listen to something if you dont understand anything at all?

Thank you, this was one of hte most helpful guides I've encountered. I'm learning Bisaya and theree are very few resources for learning Bisaya so I am having to make it up as I go and your video has provided me with many great ideas. Thank you!

No doubt u r a nerd😅

Daaamn, this is crazy. Ill use this as motivation to master french😂 (vg2) Takk og gratulerer.

one of the best language learning videos I've ever stumbled accross 👏

Wow, utrolig bra uttale. Bravo!

I’ve been learning English for 6 years on my own (being a Russian native), and I’ve reached the B2 level. The saddest part is that I spent so much time trying to learn grammar rules, cramming new words, and all that. Despite my greatest efforts, I still can’t speak fluently and without mistakes. At the same time, I chose a different strategy for listening (unintentionally). I immersed myself in the language, listened as much as possible, and now I have C1 in listening and am able to understand almost everything and everyone. So my main advice would be: “Don’t learn a language, use the language.”

Jeg kommer fra Hellas og lærer norsk. Tusen takk for videoen!

YOU SPEAK SOOOO GOOD NORWEGIAN (btw im norwegian)

Utrolig imponerende på bare 6 år. Du snakker faktisk bedre norsk enn mange som er født og oppvokst i Norge. Det er bare små nyanser ved tonefallet og uttalen som avslører at du ikke har norsk som morsmål.

Takk for videoen ! jeg har lært norsk i to måneder men det er vanskelig. Og jeg skal reise til Norge i juni 🎉🎉

Snakker bedre norsk enn mange nordmenn, jo! 😂

I've listened to this video almost everyday bc it helps as I'm working on Swedish. One thing I've found that helps me with Google Translate (I'm burning that app out, most used app on my phone currently), is writing a sentence, translating, hearing it a few times then using the speech to text function to see if it can transcribe my version of the sentence. It's helping with my accent and pronunciation but also, I can check whether I am saying what I want to say correctly instead of the crazy Translate versions. Did that make sense?

I started learning norwegian on duolingo, which helped me a lot. But Duolingo helps you to make your language better, but if you start a language from zero, it can be difficult.

You’re inspiring.

These videos are so helpful! Thank you 🙏

I saw you on one of the Russian channels where they praised and talked about your language learning method and here is your video)

i am knew here. i am a young teenager and i have decided to start learning Norwegian. I would say i’m excelling pretty fast, but your tips are very helpful. Norwegian is the first language i felt dedicated to learn. with that dedication mixed with your tips I’m sure I can reach my goal faster than I would before! thank you SO much for this! have a great 2025!❤😊

I believe this video was authentic. There were no ads or long narratives. It wasn't fabricated.

Je suis à moitié norvégienne et à moitié française, mais mon père ne m'a jamais appris de parler français quand j'étais jeune. J'ai toujours voulu être capable de le parler comme si c'était ma langue maternelle aussi à côté de norvégien. Et maintenant je vis à Paris depuis 4 mois et je prends des cours de français ! Je peux résonner avec les difficultés de déménager dans un pays étranger et apprendre le langue, donc merci bcp pour cet vidéo ! <3 Et franchement je trouve que tu parle presque parfaitement norvégien, mon père habite en Norvège depuis plus de 25 ans mais il a toujours un accent très évident français (du coup je le trouve charmant, haha!) Lykke til videre med læringen din og livet i Norge!!

5:54 Akkurat slik har jeg det også. Det blir fort til at man utsetter og utsetter. Man finner stadig vekk på nye unnskyldninger.

I love this video and your channel, Ilys. Thank you so much. You mentioned sharing stories you wrote. I would love to read them and learn more Norwegian through them. ❤

Wooow haha ufattelig att du ikkje er norsk

Jeg tror du har et tallent, godt jobba.

takk Ilys

Litt artig hvordan du har blitt smålig dialektforvirra av å bo i Trøndelag. Jeg hører at du sier "æ" istedenfor "jeg" noen ganger

This is how I learned to speak fluent Danish as a 24-year-old Brit. When I moved to Copenhagen I listened to the radio all day long even though I didn't understand a word; read and listened to (lydbøger) the same children's books over and over; watched the movie _'Babette's Feast'_ (Babettes Gæstebud) over and over again. I used to add to a notebook Danish phrases that I wanted be able to use. I really threw myself at it. Never touched much grammar until later on. Det dejlige er, at jeg af den grund også forstår en del norsk, da sprogene har meget til fælles 😊 Now, I'm learning Spanish for fun 🤗