Det hjalp mye! Jeg er utleningen som bor i tønsberg og hver gang jeg reiser utenfor østlandet, føler jeg enda utenlensk😂 Jeg trenger flere sånne video. Tusen takk.
somehow this western Norwegian has more French warming tone when speaking English whereas East Norwegian like Oslo has more German coldness to it. This is purely based of personal feeling.
@@placebojesus5652 thats a good assumption but im not sure since norman french is a minority dialect compared to Parisian french, which is the international standard.
I Valle bruker de "an" i stedet for "en"; og "a" i stedet for "ei" og "et". "Én", "éi" og "ett" er "ein", "ei" og "eitt". De uttaler "ei" som "ai", forresten.
Yeah when I’m learning a language that I don’t know, I insist my teacher not speak the language we both know at all so I just have to learn the language from scratch like a baby lol. /s
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Why is bergensk the cutest dialect I've ever heard?
Thank you ❤️
Very interesting. I learnt Swedish quite well and it's always nice to hear all the different dialects. Doesn't matter if it's in Swedish or Norwegian.
Dialekterne i Noreg og Sverige er veldigt interessante.
@@dan74695 noen er litt rare også
@@rascallybloom567 Ja.
@@rascallybloom567 Kvat fyr nokre målføre tykkjer du er snodige?
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Me learning dialects:
Japanese: 大阪弁(totally not to sound like a delinquent)
Norwegian: Bergensk(no reason)
Sweden: skånska(curiosity)
Takk for videoen! Kjæresten min kommer fra Bergen så dette har hjulpet meg til å lære mer om bergensk.
Tusen takk for video, så spennende å vite mer om norske dialekter!
Det hjalp mye! Jeg er utleningen som bor i tønsberg og hver gang jeg reiser utenfor østlandet, føler jeg enda utenlensk😂 Jeg trenger flere sånne video. Tusen takk.
My favorite dialekt
Tusen takk for videoen!
Im dating a person from Bergen, and Im so relieved to hear this dialect is a lot easier for a Dutch mouth like mine 😅
Eg elsker Engelsken din den e veldig fin
your voice is perfect.
somehow this western Norwegian has more French warming tone when speaking English whereas East Norwegian like Oslo has more German coldness to it. This is purely based of personal feeling.
Its because of the skarre-r's that are in the vest and South dialects. Skarre-r is also in French
I wonder if the presence in French is connected to the Normans being largely from west Norway?
@@placebojesus5652 thats a good assumption but im not sure since norman french is a minority dialect compared to Parisian french, which is the international standard.
I decided to learn Bergen Norwegian, cuz I can't pronounce the rolling r😂
Same
Det brukes også mye "an" istedenfor "den"
I Valle bruker de "an" i stedet for "en"; og "a" i stedet for "ei" og "et". "Én", "éi" og "ett" er "ein", "ei" og "eitt". De uttaler "ei" som "ai", forresten.
olis petter sent me
Your English 😮😮
"There's a lot of ass in norwegian" :O
Whyyyyy are you talking english here?
Why is your question in English too, lol?
Because a basic Norwegian learner wouldn't get it otherwise
Yeah when I’m learning a language that I don’t know, I insist my teacher not speak the language we both know at all so I just have to learn the language from scratch like a baby lol. /s