I wish that they had classes in highschool for Norwegian. I feel like it'd be so much easier for me to learn if I was actually talking to people throughout the week in the language I'm learning.
When I was in high school the only options were french and spanish. So I took a study hall instead and in the span of 3 years I learned German, Japanese and now that I'm out of school I want to learn Norwegian. I've never heard of the Skam show but I'll give it a try
I agree! Not many universities offer it either. There isn’t a huge Norwegian population in the states. Which is really sad. My husband is Norwegian. I wanted our daughter to learn but the resources for kids are nearly non existent.
Edit out the misused food terms lemon and cupcakes that only reflect me - all hum’ns are the exact opposite of such terms or other purity terms, and it’s beyond disrespectful to food when hum’ns misuse food terms in the name / yt name etc!
I'm inspired to learn Norwegian because my favorite artists is Aurora (she's a Norwegian singer. Her songs are in English) and also listening to Wardruna. I am learning french currently and I'm no where near fluent. I don't even think I'm intermediate (I know basic stuff and some verb conjugations also). I know I should probably finish learning french first but I want to also learn Norwegian so badly, lol. I'm just going to do both and see how it goes. EDIT: Currently am not learning French anymore, wasn't feeling it really. I kind of gave up on learning Norwegian but some day I'm gonna get back into it for sure.
I think you can learn french and Norwegian at the same time. It would be difficult to learn norwegian and German for example, because the languages are very similar. I am french and learning Norwegian because of Aurora too :)
im english im pretty good at french bc of school and ive been learning spanish for 2 years and i really love norwegian and have been learning norwegian for a while and i kinda dropped spanish like some dayd nor3wegian some spanish
I love learning Norwegian. I wanted to learn a language so I went to a book shop in Liverpool, that had a big selection of languages but mostly the usual popular languages like French, German, Italian, Spanish and Russian. While I was browsing I saw a little selection of Norwegian books and I don't know why but I was just instantly drawn to it and bought my first Norwegian book (Complete Norwegian by Teach Yourself).
@@claranora2617 I went to Waterstones in the city centre 😃 Their language section was very good; so many different types of languages. I am from a small town but our Waterstones only has a little selection.
Edit out the misused big name / term Victoria and love that only reflect me the only Victoria and the only lovable being - the word like must be used instead of love when referring to a pretty language such as Norwegian etc or to items, and, all unsuitable names must be changed!
Re Norwegian - for me it is so easy to learn, and I started learning Norwegian about 5 days ago, and I can already understand over 80% of what is said in Norwegian in videos with only the Norwegian sub, and I must have memorized over two thousand words since I started! I’ve also been learning Dutch and Swedish for over one month, and I am now close to advanced level in Dutch and intermediate level in Swedish - Dutch and Swedish are also extremely easy to learn, esp if one is an English speaker, and Norwegian is even easier than Dutch when it comes to sentence structure, because the sentence structure is very flexible in Norwegian, and it is very similar to English! I usually try to prioritize at least two Germanic languages and at least one Latin language until I become fluent enough in those languages, as I have about 30 languages on my list that I want to learn and become fluent in - technically, I selected every language that is pretty-sounding and that has pretty words, and every Germanic language that I know of is on my list, and so far German itself seems to be the most difficult of all Germanic languages (mostly because of the spelling) but, luckily I already know over one thousand words in German because I learned song lyrics in the past and I also know a lot of food related terms and other nouns, and this will probably make it easier when I start learning German, and becoming fluent in Norwegian and Swedish and Dutch first will definitely help learning German faster!
I know this shouldn’t be so exciting for me since it’s not the big of a deal, but I understood most of the beginning and I just want to take a second to feel a little bit proud of myself
I’m autistic and Norwegian is something that peaks my interest, so I’ve been going into it fill force but pronunciation is SO HARD. I’m English, and can’t roll my tongue so I’ve just been struggling. BUT it’s still fun and I like a challenge !! I wish everyone luck :}
Don't worry! I'm learning Norwegian and I can't roll my r's too. Just tap your r's -- it's basically replacing all your r's with d-like sounds. :) It's known as an alveolar tap (which is common on Spanish and Italian).
Great video! Amazing progress in learning! Congrats! I watched SKAM a looot!! Living in Oslo now makes it easier to learn norwegian! I am learning it myself. Nice approach with learning cursing words, there is not so many places you can find them or at least not so many people are open to talk about it. I used Nils book at the beginning of my learning process, I participated in preparation of the book. It is cool to see somebody is using it! I made similar video while I was studying with useful sources in description box.
misterbartosz same, I used to watch skam like 3 times, over and over again and now I have the weird nerve to learn it. I know, it’s kinda weird but Norwegian came natural to me and easy for me to learn.
I'm learning Norvegian too. I'm from Italy and I wish to live in Norway. I'm using Duolingo too and I think this app is very effective to learn a language fastly. Jeg heter Alessandro, Jeg bør i Italia. Jeg snakker engelsk, norsk and svenska. You look like a very kind and gentle girl.
I started learning Norwegian because one of my favorite artists is 'girl in red', and she is Norwegian. Some months ago i saw an interview where she spoke Norwegian and I found it so beautiful and I'm still learning at the moment. Good luck for all of you!
I am the only girl / girls and the only Girl In Red / other colors etc and the only favorite being / artist etc - the misused big / color terms red and favorite and girl and apocalypse and artist etc must be edited out!
Re Norwegian which is one of the pretty languages - for me it is so easy to learn, and I started learning Norwegian about 5 days ago, and I can already understand over 80% of what is said in Norwegian in videos with only the Norwegian sub, and I must have memorized over two thousand words since I started! I’ve also been learning Dutch and Swedish for over one month, and I am now close to advanced level in Dutch and intermediate level in Swedish - Dutch and Swedish are also extremely easy to learn, esp if one is an English speaker, and Norwegian is even easier than Dutch when it comes to sentence structure, because the sentence structure is very flexible in Norwegian, and it is very similar to English! I usually try to prioritize at least two Germanic languages and at least one Latin language until I become fluent enough in those languages, as I have about 30 languages on my list that I want to learn and become fluent in - technically, I selected every language that is pretty-sounding and that has pretty words, and every Germanic language that I know of is on my list, and so far German itself seems to be the most difficult of all Germanic languages (mostly because of the spelling) but, luckily I already know over one thousand words in German because I learned song lyrics in the past and I also know a lot of food related terms and other nouns, and this will probably make it easier when I start learning German, and becoming fluent in Norwegian and Swedish and Dutch first will definitely help learning German faster!
So I’m watching videos on learning Norwegian / Swedish / Dutch almost all the time, and also trying to memorize as much new vocab as possible - these languages are so pretty and poetically perfect, a lot like English / Scottish / OId English, and even sound like a mix of English and German sometimes!
I have about 30 languages on my list of languages I want to learn - I tried translating a sentence in some of them, even though I can already speak Spanish since childhood and also Portuguese and now Dutch also... Ek is die enigste Heks ! ( Afrikaans ) Ik bin de ienige Heks ! ( Western Frisian ) Ik ben de enige Heks ! ( Dutch ) Ich bin die einzige Hexe ! ( German ) Ech sinn déi eenzeg Hex ! ( Luxembourgish ) Jag är den enda Häxan ! ( Swedish ) Jeg er den eneste Heksen ! ( Norwegian ) Jeg er den eneste Heks ! ( Danish ) Ég er eina nornin ! ( Icelandic ) Olen ainoa noita ! ( Finnish ) Is mise an t-aon cailleach ! ( Irish ) Is mise an aon bhana-bhuidseach ! ( Scottish Gaelic ) Fi yw’r unig wrach ! ( Welsh ) Sola venefica sum ! ( Latin ) Mi estas la sola sorĉistino ! ( Esperanto ) Je suis la seule sorcière ! ( French ) Yo soy la única bruja ! ( Spanish ) Jo sóc l’única bruixa ! ( Catalan ) Eu sou a única bruxa ! ( Portuguese ) Eu son a única meiga ! ( Galician ) Io sono l’unica strega ! ( Italian ) Sò l’unica strega ! ( Corsican ) Ako lang ang witch ! ( Filipino ) I am the only Witch ! ( English ) ( hex = spell / curse in English, which is also related to witchcraft / sorcery )
Actually, my interest in Norwegian black metal encouraged me to start learning Norwegian.I use “Future learn” courses and “Calst” for learning the language but I need much more practice with speaking.
I´m a Venezuelan language tutor and I started to learn Norwegian a while ago. This video has helped me a lot because I have found it really hard finding resources. Thanks to you, I’ll be on a good way to learn it. Thank you very much.
I started learning because I've converted to Norse Paganism and an acquaintance of mine suggested it, similar in a way to how jewish and christian folks would learn Hebrew to understand their faith more, and what shocked me was HOW MANY WORDS in english are Norwegian/Norse loan words! It gives me a lot of confidence in learning it, I also has to learn some Japanese while I was in Japan so I could get around and it gave me a good ground wotk for what is important first and I cannot recommend learning pronounciation first, learn the alphabet, memorize it and know it by heart because it makes learning words THAT much easier. Thanks for you input:)
Hello everyone I have been studying Norwegian for a couple of months now. I’m at a level where I can talk about certain things but I’m definitely not fluent. Also I’m self learned! I made a group chat in the app Goodwall (the app is called “Norwegian”) so if anyone’s interested I would like to become studying mates and practice with him/her!!!
I’m struggling to learn Norwegian again, I lived in Norway when I was a little kid, but when I came back to Brasil I stoped practicing and speaking Norwegian everyday, now I’m 18 and I can only understand a little bit and speak the most basic things 😩 hope I can be fluent again soon
I want to learn this language and more, because I'm fascinated about the language Vikings used to speak. Unfurtunately there's no classes about their language especifically, but there's languages that are a lot similar to it. Forgive me if I wrote something wrong, I'm Brazilian! Thank you.
I recommend Duolingo! And watching some Netflix shows only spoken in Norwegian! I’m learning from English and it’s a lot easier that I know English. If you learned English (which you are really good at by the way) then it should be easier than learning English
I've been living in Norway for almost 20 years. As soon as the question of 'snakker du engelsk?' is answered to the affirmative, people switch and speak English.
@@aurelia5129 They like to practice it, sometimes, with a native speaker, like me. It depends how old they are. The young kids pepper their language with English words, much to their elders disgust. My son, born and raised here, speaks both fluently so sometimes he'll speak English with his school friends and he always speaks English with his older half brother, because it is their emotional language because I raised them both.
Never watch skam, now I will haha. But I started to learn Norwegian because of my friend who lives there and she mixed one time the language and I liked it.
Hi, I'm learning Norwegian also, Your progress is so right, I hope I be like you with my progress, I accepted a challenge who consist in learning Norwegian around 365 days, so i'd like practicing with you, at least, thk you Greetings from Spain.
Writing this before I watch the rest, I think I’m truly going somewhere with it cause I understood like 90% of the intro. I might come back for an update depending on this comment’s traction.
I was in Kristiansand for a month and since I got back, for the last 44 days, I have been learning Norwegian. I knew a few words snce 2018 but now I want to go back. My vocabulary is about 750 words according to duolingo
Guess what this means: *helvetes katt sølte vann over hele boret! Nei vent... det var ikke katten som gjorde det. Unnskyld! DEN VAR HUNDEN SOM SØLTE OVER HELE Boret!*
I want to learn Norwegian because of SKAM😂 So original, I know.. The first time I watched the very first episode, I thought I was listening to German (I didn't know back then it was a Norwegian show) & after a while I fell in love with the language😍 Now I'm Iearning German and Russian, but someday I'll start Norwegian too
If you’re still studying Norwegian, @Vs Polly, the movie Dead Snow is entirely in Norwegian. Skip the sequel-it’s beyond horrible & he did it just so no one would ask him to do another like that. Troll Hunter is another good movie in Norwegian.
I thought I was Scottish but I took a DNA 🧬 test turns out I am part Norwegian and I did not know! I love learning Japanese at school so I thought I would learn Norsk to learn more about my culture :)
@@TaastyTom aw. Because fsi language course is in nynorsk... I don't have a way to pay for apps or anything so now I'm at a dead end. I prefer bokmål because more people speak it..
@@denzel444 Yes, I've been using duolingo for around 40 days. It's pretty good, but I've been trying to figure out ways to supplement it. I just recently purchased some Norwegian textbooks.
I learning Norwegian too from the totally same resons!! I heard that in skam season 3 and the language sounds so interesting and special. Im from israel, so it wasn't popular at all no the language either. I started from doualingo too. The level when they started it is ridiculous high.
Am i the only one who is learning Norwegian because i watched the Queen’s Gambit than that brought me to chess, than to Magnus Carlsen, Which he is Norwegian
I'm learning Norwegian too, because of Ragnarok and Frikjent :P. Does anyone know where can I meet Norwegian people to practice (in real) and not only in an app.
Jeg er glad i Norsk språket. Norwegian is beautiful. I'm glad Duolingo exists because it's been a big help and aside from that, I saw two Norwegian movies on Netflix (Elling and it's prequel and the 2022 movie Blasted ) and I'm on season 1 of Occupied. Funny enough, it's easier to understand the movies than to understand the show Occupied haha
I guess Norwegian is a bit easier since one doesn't need to learn that many declensions but I didn't study German that much to be sure. Of course, both German and Norwegian are in one group of Germanic languages.
@@linasharkova actually i decide to study in norway and also wish to settle in norway so i'm litle bit scare about language because i just know english langugae !!!
Norwegian is a bit easier, not only because of the grammar but also because of the pronunciation. While Norwegian is a north germanic language, german is a west germanic language and a little harsh in the pronunciation. Plus german grammar can be very confusing, i grew up in Germany so i‘m a native speaker and i can tell u, even germans get confused sometimes hahahah. Good luck studying in Norway, i wanna do the same!!
English and German are both West Germanic and Norwegian is North Germanic. However I found that Norwegian is much much easier to learn as an English speaker. Maybe because England has had many scandinavian immigrants and also England used to be ruled by the vikings so there are many cognates. Not only is the vocabulary easier in Norwegian than in German for an English speaker but also Norwegian grammer is much easier to learn too. Norsk er ikke veldig vanskelig å lære hvis du snakker Engelsk :)
Saying that Norwegian is similar to English is interesting! I only speak English and I'm just starting Norwegian. I don't actually find it all that similar, I used to learn Dutch (I can't remember much now..) and I find it similar to Dutch. And German.
From a native Norwegian speaker I wish all of you luck with your Norwegian learning journey. :D
Takk
tusen takk
Takk du
Any tips ?
Coolest fricking language
I’m here because Ragnorok has shown me how BEAUTIFUL Norwegian is and now I must learn
omg same for me! And also Norway’s amazing music
Same
Here I am thinking it was just me 😅
Literally Me.
Me tooo
I wish that they had classes in highschool for Norwegian. I feel like it'd be so much easier for me to learn if I was actually talking to people throughout the week in the language I'm learning.
When I was in high school the only options were french and spanish. So I took a study hall instead and in the span of 3 years I learned German, Japanese and now that I'm out of school I want to learn Norwegian. I've never heard of the Skam show but I'll give it a try
I agree! Not many universities offer it either. There isn’t a huge Norwegian population in the states. Which is really sad. My husband is Norwegian. I wanted our daughter to learn but the resources for kids are nearly non existent.
Edit out the misused food terms lemon and cupcakes that only reflect me - all hum’ns are the exact opposite of such terms or other purity terms, and it’s beyond disrespectful to food when hum’ns misuse food terms in the name / yt name etc!
Right !!!!!
I am also learning Norwegian because of skam
Why is this me?
I am Norwegian
Du er ikke alene.
@ Jeg er norsk.
I'm inspired to learn Norwegian because my favorite artists is Aurora (she's a Norwegian singer. Her songs are in English) and also listening to Wardruna. I am learning french currently and I'm no where near fluent. I don't even think I'm intermediate (I know basic stuff and some verb conjugations also). I know I should probably finish learning french first but I want to also learn Norwegian so badly, lol. I'm just going to do both and see how it goes.
EDIT: Currently am not learning French anymore, wasn't feeling it really. I kind of gave up on learning Norwegian but some day I'm gonna get back into it for sure.
I think you can learn french and Norwegian at the same time. It would be difficult to learn norwegian and German for example, because the languages are very similar. I am french and learning Norwegian because of Aurora too :)
Wardruna and Heilung. Maria Franz has an amazing voice.
OMG thats the same reason why I am learning. I love AURORA
I am learning for alan walker
im english im pretty good at french bc of school and ive been learning spanish for 2 years and i really love norwegian and have been learning norwegian for a while and i kinda dropped spanish like some dayd nor3wegian some spanish
I am from Norway. And you are good at Norwegian
Somebody Else !
I’m from Ringebu.
I started learning Norwegian because its a safe country and i really want to live there when i grow up
I love learning Norwegian. I wanted to learn a language so I went to a book shop in Liverpool, that had a big selection of languages but mostly the usual popular languages like French, German, Italian, Spanish and Russian. While I was browsing I saw a little selection of Norwegian books and I don't know why but I was just instantly drawn to it and bought my first Norwegian book (Complete Norwegian by Teach Yourself).
Hi I’m learning Norwegian and I live in Liverpool :) I feel the same I’m drawn to the country also. What book shop did you go to ? D
@@claranora2617 I went to Waterstones in the city centre 😃 Their language section was very good; so many different types of languages. I am from a small town but our Waterstones only has a little selection.
@@Victoria-qb3dr thanks I’ll have to go have a look :)
Edit out the misused big name / term Victoria and love that only reflect me the only Victoria and the only lovable being - the word like must be used instead of love when referring to a pretty language such as Norwegian etc or to items, and, all unsuitable names must be changed!
Re Norwegian - for me it is so easy to learn, and I started learning Norwegian about 5 days ago, and I can already understand over 80% of what is said in Norwegian in videos with only the Norwegian sub, and I must have memorized over two thousand words since I started! I’ve also been learning Dutch and Swedish for over one month, and I am now close to advanced level in Dutch and intermediate level in Swedish - Dutch and Swedish are also extremely easy to learn, esp if one is an English speaker, and Norwegian is even easier than Dutch when it comes to sentence structure, because the sentence structure is very flexible in Norwegian, and it is very similar to English! I usually try to prioritize at least two Germanic languages and at least one Latin language until I become fluent enough in those languages, as I have about 30 languages on my list that I want to learn and become fluent in - technically, I selected every language that is pretty-sounding and that has pretty words, and every Germanic language that I know of is on my list, and so far German itself seems to be the most difficult of all Germanic languages (mostly because of the spelling) but, luckily I already know over one thousand words in German because I learned song lyrics in the past and I also know a lot of food related terms and other nouns, and this will probably make it easier when I start learning German, and becoming fluent in Norwegian and Swedish and Dutch first will definitely help learning German faster!
I know this shouldn’t be so exciting for me since it’s not the big of a deal, but I understood most of the beginning and I just want to take a second to feel a little bit proud of myself
It sounded nearly identical to Swedish.
I started to learn norwegian because I came to Norway 4 months ago and I adore the country! People are very kind here.
I’m autistic and Norwegian is something that peaks my interest, so I’ve been going into it fill force but pronunciation is SO HARD. I’m English, and can’t roll my tongue so I’ve just been struggling. BUT it’s still fun and I like a challenge !! I wish everyone luck :}
Don't worry! I'm learning Norwegian and I can't roll my r's too. Just tap your r's -- it's basically replacing all your r's with d-like sounds. :) It's known as an alveolar tap (which is common on Spanish and Italian).
@@alexwang6207 Thank you!!
The same here. I am autistic and it has been an obsession of mine for a long time. I have been studying Norwegian for a while now.
Good luck with it!
@@El__Silbon thank you!! Good luck to you too! :)
Lykke til!!
Great video! Amazing progress in learning! Congrats! I watched SKAM a looot!! Living in Oslo now makes it easier to learn norwegian! I am learning it myself. Nice approach with learning cursing words, there is not so many places you can find them or at least not so many people are open to talk about it. I used Nils book at the beginning of my learning process, I participated in preparation of the book. It is cool to see somebody is using it! I made similar video while I was studying with useful sources in description box.
misterbartosz same, I used to watch skam like 3 times, over and over again and now I have the weird nerve to learn it. I know, it’s kinda weird but Norwegian came natural to me and easy for me to learn.
I learnt from the Nils books too. They are great! Thanks for your contributions to the book(s).
Hey guzy can you suggest any app to learn the Norwegian language?
You can mail me (hamzasheikh4747@gmail.com)
Regards
I started learning norwegian because i love norwegian black metal
oh aren’t we all
Me too! ☺ Norwegian black metal for the win.
Me too!
I love black metal to the death but learning the whole fucking Norwegian language just because you like the music/subculture? Damn bro kinda cringe
@@fangofbeithir yea you are right
I'm learning Norvegian too.
I'm from Italy and I wish to live in Norway.
I'm using Duolingo too and I think this app is very effective to learn a language fastly.
Jeg heter Alessandro, Jeg bør i Italia.
Jeg snakker engelsk, norsk and svenska.
You look like a very kind and gentle girl.
Oh, just a note. In "bor" the o is a regular o, not a ø.
well since you already speak swedish, norwegian is going to be much easier. Good luck and have fun on your journey!
@@orfeas3448 I am learning Swedish too.
Ho inziato imprare italiano primo del norvegese e sono britannico. Norvegese è più facile dell'italiano.
I love learning both 🇮🇹 and 🇳🇴
I started learning Norwegian because one of my favorite artists is 'girl in red', and she is Norwegian. Some months ago i saw an interview where she spoke Norwegian and I found it so beautiful and I'm still learning at the moment. Good luck for all of you!
I’m doing the same thing lmao😭
I am the only girl / girls and the only Girl In Red / other colors etc and the only favorite being / artist etc - the misused big / color terms red and favorite and girl and apocalypse and artist etc must be edited out!
Re Norwegian which is one of the pretty languages - for me it is so easy to learn, and I started learning Norwegian about 5 days ago, and I can already understand over 80% of what is said in Norwegian in videos with only the Norwegian sub, and I must have memorized over two thousand words since I started! I’ve also been learning Dutch and Swedish for over one month, and I am now close to advanced level in Dutch and intermediate level in Swedish - Dutch and Swedish are also extremely easy to learn, esp if one is an English speaker, and Norwegian is even easier than Dutch when it comes to sentence structure, because the sentence structure is very flexible in Norwegian, and it is very similar to English! I usually try to prioritize at least two Germanic languages and at least one Latin language until I become fluent enough in those languages, as I have about 30 languages on my list that I want to learn and become fluent in - technically, I selected every language that is pretty-sounding and that has pretty words, and every Germanic language that I know of is on my list, and so far German itself seems to be the most difficult of all Germanic languages (mostly because of the spelling) but, luckily I already know over one thousand words in German because I learned song lyrics in the past and I also know a lot of food related terms and other nouns, and this will probably make it easier when I start learning German, and becoming fluent in Norwegian and Swedish and Dutch first will definitely help learning German faster!
So I’m watching videos on learning Norwegian / Swedish / Dutch almost all the time, and also trying to memorize as much new vocab as possible - these languages are so pretty and poetically perfect, a lot like English / Scottish / OId English, and even sound like a mix of English and German sometimes!
I have about 30 languages on my list of languages I want to learn - I tried translating a sentence in some of them, even though I can already speak Spanish since childhood and also Portuguese and now Dutch also...
Ek is die enigste Heks ! ( Afrikaans )
Ik bin de ienige Heks ! ( Western Frisian )
Ik ben de enige Heks ! ( Dutch )
Ich bin die einzige Hexe ! ( German )
Ech sinn déi eenzeg Hex ! ( Luxembourgish )
Jag är den enda Häxan ! ( Swedish )
Jeg er den eneste Heksen ! ( Norwegian )
Jeg er den eneste Heks ! ( Danish )
Ég er eina nornin ! ( Icelandic )
Olen ainoa noita ! ( Finnish )
Is mise an t-aon cailleach ! ( Irish )
Is mise an aon bhana-bhuidseach ! ( Scottish Gaelic )
Fi yw’r unig wrach ! ( Welsh )
Sola venefica sum ! ( Latin )
Mi estas la sola sorĉistino ! ( Esperanto )
Je suis la seule sorcière ! ( French )
Yo soy la única bruja ! ( Spanish )
Jo sóc l’única bruixa ! ( Catalan )
Eu sou a única bruxa ! ( Portuguese )
Eu son a única meiga ! ( Galician )
Io sono l’unica strega ! ( Italian )
Sò l’unica strega ! ( Corsican )
Ako lang ang witch ! ( Filipino )
I am the only Witch ! ( English )
( hex = spell / curse in English, which is also related to witchcraft / sorcery )
Actually, my interest in Norwegian black metal encouraged me to start learning Norwegian.I use “Future learn” courses and “Calst” for learning the language but I need much more practice with speaking.
i am just doing the same how could i contact u on social media
I´m a Venezuelan language tutor and I started to learn Norwegian a while ago. This video has helped me a lot because I have found it really hard finding resources. Thanks to you, I’ll be on a good way to learn it. Thank you very much.
first norsk word.......
HELVETE!
Yu優一郎 hei, what does that mean ?
@@AnaS-hy6kt hell
Yu優一郎 no it dosent mean that it means hell. Jeg er norsk skjønner du :p
Min første ord på norsk var "faen".
Asthetic Lion jo det gjør det
watching this in May 2020 is seeing her cough on her hand carelessly and feeling triggered by it
I started learning because I've converted to Norse Paganism and an acquaintance of mine suggested it, similar in a way to how jewish and christian folks would learn Hebrew to understand their faith more, and what shocked me was HOW MANY WORDS in english are Norwegian/Norse loan words! It gives me a lot of confidence in learning it, I also has to learn some Japanese while I was in Japan so I could get around and it gave me a good ground wotk for what is important first and I cannot recommend learning pronounciation first, learn the alphabet, memorize it and know it by heart because it makes learning words THAT much easier. Thanks for you input:)
Hello everyone I have been studying Norwegian for a couple of months now. I’m at a level where I can talk about certain things but I’m definitely not fluent. Also I’m self learned! I made a group chat in the app Goodwall (the app is called “Norwegian”) so if anyone’s interested I would like to become studying mates and practice with him/her!!!
Can i?
fart joke you download it and search “Norwegian” in the chats. You should be able to find it easily because there’s only one group chat lol sad
Is this group chat still active??
Can I join?
A very great video with a very great moral: Knowledge is always important!
Tusen takk!
I'm learning Norwegian now because I want to move to Trømso in the future so I need to learn Norwegian
Abcdefg
Faen, det helvetes dritten! JEG HATER POLEN!
You need to learn nynorsk for Trømsø ...
@@whatwhat3989 hva...?
I am learning Norwegian because of the nature there and the black metal bands
That was cute at the beginning
Hellotalk is a good app for learning while talking to native speakers
thanks for the advice!
Yeah but there are barely any norwegian people and the ones that are there haven’t been online in years
@@aaronmoiche330 i found that to be true last week but I checked again yesterday and they all have just seemed to appear out of thin air!
Jeg startet å lære norske språk dette ar og jeg liker veldig mye å snakke det, greetings from Argentina!
Wow, as a norwegian, I must say that was pretty good!
I’m struggling to learn Norwegian again, I lived in Norway when I was a little kid, but when I came back to Brasil I stoped practicing and speaking Norwegian everyday, now I’m 18 and I can only understand a little bit and speak the most basic things 😩 hope I can be fluent again soon
@Vladimir Putin wait, I thought you were russian lol
Bom, se você tem a base, vai ser mais fácil de pegar o conteúdo kkkkkkkkkk
Why everybody talkin aboot “Skam” what tf is that
I think it's a Norwegian TV show lol
ong like im confused lmao
Skam is shameful. It’s a tv series here
@Ole Jonas Eng Hagen i dont know what you mean but ok
An incredibly lame TV show, avoid at all costs lol
I’m learning Norwegian because it’s a really pretty language and my favorite RUclips speaks it.
Who is it?
Nerd forge :)
I want to learn this language and more, because I'm fascinated about the language Vikings used to speak. Unfurtunately there's no classes about their language especifically, but there's languages that are a lot similar to it. Forgive me if I wrote something wrong, I'm Brazilian! Thank you.
I recommend Duolingo! And watching some Netflix shows only spoken in Norwegian!
I’m learning from English and it’s a lot easier that I know English.
If you learned English (which you are really good at by the way) then it should be easier than learning English
I started learning Norwegian cuz I love learning other languages, and I found the great one.😘
First Norwegian word Helvete! I laughed so bad
I am studying norwegian with Nils too. It's wonderful
Do you have the link for the pdf?
@@larissanunes7159 I bought the book, but I think you just have to go to the skapago website and you'll find it
I've been living in Norway for almost 20 years. As soon as the question of 'snakker du engelsk?' is answered to the affirmative, people switch and speak English.
Wait, so most Norwegians rather speak English over Norwegian??
@@aurelia5129 They like to practice it, sometimes, with a native speaker, like me. It depends how old they are. The young kids pepper their language with English words, much to their elders disgust. My son, born and raised here, speaks both fluently so sometimes he'll speak English with his school friends and he always speaks English with his older half brother, because it is their emotional language because I raised them both.
Never heard of skam, but I am learning the language. Thanks for your tips. I hope you the best.
Never watch skam, now I will haha. But I started to learn Norwegian because of my friend who lives there and she mixed one time the language and I liked it.
I am from US, living in Norway, trying to learn Norwegian. It's tricky. What's your native language, Polly?
Russian
Hi, I'm learning Norwegian also, Your progress is so right, I hope I be like you with my progress, I accepted a challenge who consist in learning Norwegian around 365 days, so i'd like practicing with you, at least, thk you
Greetings from Spain.
How far are you along ?
Writing this before I watch the rest, I think I’m truly going somewhere with it cause I understood like 90% of the intro. I might come back for an update depending on this comment’s traction.
Learning norweigan because I am going to move there.
I was in Kristiansand for a month and since I got back, for the last 44 days, I have been learning Norwegian. I knew a few words snce 2018 but now I want to go back. My vocabulary is about 750 words according to duolingo
I am learning Norwegian and this will help me much
I loved your channel! Du snakker norsk veldig bra!
Very very interested video because I want to come in Norway so I need to learn before I come there
Guess what this means: *helvetes katt sølte vann over hele boret! Nei vent... det var ikke katten som gjorde det. Unnskyld! DEN VAR HUNDEN SOM SØLTE OVER HELE Boret!*
I'm currently learning german but I have becomed very interested in norwegian so I think I'm going to learn both and see where it leads me lol...
Got bored in quarantine and didnt want to let time lavishly pass
"I printed it out because I'm a cheap whore" bruh LMAO
The tips were really helpful and also you are too adorable that i couldn't resist but watch the whole video "idk"
hey!! can u pls make some videos teaching us some Norwegian?? ty😊💕
lol Mmer
@@dr_abdmo3379 yeah😂😂
I'm learning Norwegian for the movie battle
I want to learn Norwegian because of SKAM😂 So original, I know.. The first time I watched the very first episode, I thought I was listening to German (I didn't know back then it was a Norwegian show) & after a while I fell in love with the language😍 Now I'm Iearning German and Russian, but someday I'll start Norwegian too
5:49 same!! there arent too many resources out there and its stressing af
Du har veldig fin sangstemme. Syng mer! Singing is a fantastic way of remembering words and pronunciation. Håper kanalen din på YT får mange seere :-)
I am from Sweden so i understood everything. Can you understand Swedish to some extent?
I wanna learn Norwegian so I can maybe later on learn Swedish
Her’s profile picture 🤩 great band
If you’re still studying Norwegian, @Vs Polly, the movie Dead Snow is entirely in Norwegian. Skip the sequel-it’s beyond horrible & he did it just so no one would ask him to do another like that. Troll Hunter is another good movie in Norwegian.
You’re absolutely gorgeous! Great job!
I thought I was Scottish but I took a DNA 🧬 test turns out I am part Norwegian and I did not know! I love learning Japanese at school so I thought I would learn Norsk to learn more about my culture :)
tusen takk!!
Which Norwegian are you learning nynorsk or bokmal? cause I don't know where to start
Claudia Sakova Don’t bother learning nynorsk
@@TaastyTom aw. Because fsi language course is in nynorsk... I don't have a way to pay for apps or anything so now I'm at a dead end. I prefer bokmål because more people speak it..
@@GarnetsWeb duolingo does bokmal
@@denzel444 Yes, I've been using duolingo for around 40 days. It's pretty good, but I've been trying to figure out ways to supplement it. I just recently purchased some Norwegian textbooks.
I have my notes (pronunciation, grammar and more) in Norwegian as well,
and notes in my netbook with FULL of vocabulary in general
Just wondering how many people started learning this beautiful language after discovering Aurora Aksnes 🌚🌝
Memrise is also a great tool for learning Norsk :)
Um I tried it but it said I needed to pay after the 2nd level, got any other recommendations?
I learning Norwegian too from the totally same resons!! I heard that in skam season 3 and the language sounds so interesting and special. Im from israel, so it wasn't popular at all no the language either. I started from doualingo too. The level when they started it is ridiculous high.
Gurl, thank you so much, I wanna start to learn Norwegian bc of yours video thankxxxxxx❤️🌸
Razika are norwrgian and make really good music , I reccomend
Am i the only one who is learning Norwegian because i watched the Queen’s Gambit than that brought me to chess, than to Magnus Carlsen, Which he is Norwegian
Watch Ragnarok. It is fantasy,something like marvel movies.Do you find it hard to understand Norwegian people? For mi it is very fast.
I started learning Norwegian after Hjem til Jul
Do you know Marcus and Martinus? They are twins norvegians and they sing! I fell in love with this language thanks to them. ☺️🇳🇴
"Well fuck that shit" yessssssss
I'm learning Norwegian too, because of Ragnarok and Frikjent :P. Does anyone know where can I meet Norwegian people to practice (in real) and not only in an app.
I'm learning Norwegian too. Dream being to live there some time. :p
the link to the book pleasssse
It's on amazon, called mystery of the nils
*are you related to Gabriella Lindley??* 😳 She’s also a YT’er ..and the resemblance is UNCANNY!!
Tusen takk for denne informasjonen
Halla! Tusen takk😊
Jeg er glad i Norsk språket. Norwegian is beautiful. I'm glad Duolingo exists because it's been a big help and aside from that, I saw two Norwegian movies on Netflix (Elling and it's prequel and the 2022 movie Blasted ) and I'm on season 1 of Occupied. Funny enough, it's easier to understand the movies than to understand the show Occupied haha
The movies and the show Occupied are on Netflix at the moment.
I’m just trying to learn it because of Ragnar lothbrok
I started cracking at the start-
Whoa! That F bomb caught me off guard LoL 😂
so helpful! thx a million
Made the video speed to 1.75x and voila👌
Which language is easy to speak and learn german or Norweigian?
I guess Norwegian is a bit easier since one doesn't need to learn that many declensions but I didn't study German that much to be sure. Of course, both German and Norwegian are in one group of Germanic languages.
@@linasharkova actually i decide to study in norway and also wish to settle in norway so i'm litle bit scare about language because i just know english langugae !!!
Norwegian is a bit easier, not only because of the grammar but also because of the pronunciation. While Norwegian is a north germanic language, german is a west germanic language and a little harsh in the pronunciation. Plus german grammar can be very confusing, i grew up in Germany so i‘m a native speaker and i can tell u, even germans get confused sometimes hahahah. Good luck studying in Norway, i wanna do the same!!
@@instag.s0fie745 I heard that Norwegian has musical pronunciation (like Chinese, for example) so I guess that's a difficulty too
English and German are both West Germanic and Norwegian is North Germanic. However I found that Norwegian is much much easier to learn as an English speaker. Maybe because England has had many scandinavian immigrants and also England used to be ruled by the vikings so there are many cognates. Not only is the vocabulary easier in Norwegian than in German for an English speaker but also Norwegian grammer is much easier to learn too.
Norsk er ikke veldig vanskelig å lære hvis du snakker Engelsk :)
can you post "the mystery of nils" pdf? plsss
ikr plsss
I found it pretty easily online, its not that hard to find
@@abendregen5211 can u send me a link or smt please? thanks
Saying that Norwegian is similar to English is interesting! I only speak English and I'm just starting Norwegian. I don't actually find it all that similar, I used to learn Dutch (I can't remember much now..) and I find it similar to Dutch. And German.
It has a ton of cognates with english. It's fairly easy it's just the tricky pronunciation.
Any good Norwegian books for beginners
I started learning Norwegian because of black metal haha!
Watching from Trondheim 😘
0:35 Lorde - Perfect Places beat ♪♪♪
Hello I can get residence permit for learning Norwegian Language for living in Norway?
What is the name the program to download in the phone?
Me watching in December 2020 ..... Btw I'm learning Norwegian bc of my cousins.. they are Norwegian so you know
My passion for Norwegian came b/c of religion purposes! 🙏🏾
Pagan ?
@@claranora2617 yes!
@@personaldisaster444 cool ✌🏼😊
I wanna learn Norwegian because Im a fan of norse mythology and vikings
I want to learn Norwegian because of ragnarok 🙂
OMG SAME
@@paolalugomercedes108 do you have discord, we can try and keep track of each other and stuff?
@@paolalugomercedes108 In learning Norwegian
Your laugh at 5:59 made me like your video 😍
I got all the things without seeing subtitle, am I closer to A1
*That voice* is nice 💘