God i norsk - Kap 9 - Rom og møbler (Aschehoug)
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Sponset av Aschehoug. En video med eksempler til kapittel 9 i deres norskbok "God i norsk". Om rom i et hus og møbler. Stue, kjøkken, soverom, bad, stoler, bord, kjøleskap, seng, ++
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Hey all Norwegian learners!
The language I'm teaching is not Bokmål nor Nynorsk. It's an Oslo-dialect and I don't think you will have much problem with bokmål after this. :) And everyone will understand this.
I am Norwegian, from Norway. Born and raised. I live in Oslo, with my husband and two sons.
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Norwegian Teacher Karin
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You have a lovely home, mange takk for sharing 😊 it helps to see the words you use in context.
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i love this way to teach. thank you
Karin the way you teach is so easy to learn! This is great!
I find these videos really useful. I recommend them to everyone who wants to learn Norwegian.
Tusen takk❤
Tusen takk! I did find your channel and I'm love with it. You teach very well, in a easy way. I'm happy for you to create that channel and have been helping many people with the beautiful language that is the Norwegian. Greetings from Northern Brazil, thanks a lot Karin! I hope soon as possible I could talk Norwegian fluently.
Can u speak now?
Takk for det 🌷
Jeg har akkurat nå oppdaget vlogen din. Den er veldig fint, synes jeg. Tusen takk
Norwegian Teacher - Karin Thank You for everything, Your videos are very helpful for me, i learn 2 languages simultaneously, what it,s very hard. Magne takk!!
Så bra! :D Tusen takk!
You lady are smart. Good for you.
This is so helpful !
I'm learning Norwegian for a personal project (I'm an illustrator/comic book aritst one of my characters is partly Norwegian and his childhood and early teens are set in Norway so I needed basics) and this is one of the best channels I've seen out there for self learning.
I'm actually finding myself falling in love with the language !
Thanks a lot for all the work that you do ! Very happy to have found your channel.
Neicha Unagi
Ur English is awesome (Y)
Thank you for everything that you do
Svært nyttig for meg, jeg vil være ærlig til meg selv at jeg hadde glemt som av ordene eller hvordan skrives de. Disse ordene er rett og slett lett, men man må gjenta dem for å huske. Tusen hjertelig takk for en video. Jeg digger deg og videoene dine. (Y)
Thank you very much. As a new to Oslo, it helps a lot.
Takk for din jobb
This is great ( with Norwegian subtitle ) ❤️🙏
Vi har et nytt hus. Det er rent og ryddig.
Takk for videoen!
Takk Karin! Du har et fint kjøkken!
Wow germanic languages ARE related. all the words you explained I can find in German as well.
Of couse everyday speaking is hard, but the foundations are really clear.
Tusen takk, du er veldig fin lærer
din stil fantastisk...tusen takk for hjelpen⚘⚘
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No idea what you're saying, but it sounds amazing!
very good teacher! Tusen takk
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Halla, Karin! What exactly means the word GANGEN in this context? Is a corridor or a entrance hall...? Takk
Good question, cause it can mean both. But in this context it is the entrance hall. Usually "gangen" meaning a corridor is just a room that is long and tight, with lots of doors! :D
Tusen takk, Karin
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every time your notification pops up, your voice comes to my mind "hei dette er en video" :D its weird
hahaha, yes its been kind of a thing for these videos ^^
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Awesome!
så fin
tusen takk så mye
takk for en hyggelig video, men Kari, hvorfor snakker du sååå sakte? det høres ikke naturlig ut.
Ja, dette er for nybegynnere og da må man snakke litt sakte! :)
Never tried to learn it, I listened to some Wardruna songs before.
Am I correct when I translate the initiation as
''Here's my room, in the room there is a sofa, two small tables and also an armchair?''
Yep is right
@@feather2256 That's enough for me. I officially declare that I'm an expert in Norwegian...lol.
Seriously though, for an an English speaker with some German knowledge, it isn't that difficult, obviously.
The pronounciations look more daunting than the grammar.
I also speak Russian, and this language seems more easy to learn than that.
Ja takk
Takk😊
Sad that the writen words aren't added on the video, it would be great if we can learn the sound and the writing of each word.
You can turn on subtitles. 😊
Takk❤
Takk!
Tusen takk, du gjør alt lettere, men vanskeligst er når vi skriver temaer, derfor trenger vi hjelp oss med temaer.
The kids must have been visiting relatives - nobody with children can have a house that tidy!!
hahahaa, i had my husband help me clean and tidy just so I could film this :P Hahha!
(oldest at daycare, youngest was sleeping :P )
WOW as a Norwegian I'm fascinated here. I liked this video...well done. You're pretty too so the video is not boring yes!!!!👍😅
tussen takk for din video
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Berfikt jopp, hva så snill, Kan du gjøre videoer på nivå B1?det er ganske viktig både for meg , min familie på samme måten som den står på dine videoer 👧🤷♀️🤷♀️✅🤔
Takk ❤❤❤❤
wawwwwwwwwwww veldig pent hjem .tusen takk læren min.
En nyttig video til ugifte unge ^_^
Du vakker voce é bonita
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du er veldig kjempebra
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You can teach me Norge anytime
you look such a stunning blonde in this video.
Some words sound English
Jeg bor i rekkehus i et leilighet.
the biggest problem I have with Norwegian is this, kjø, kø, skø, skjø etc... They have the same sound !!!
Kjø, skø, skjø isn't real words. But if you write skjø, it would sound the same as sjø. Sjø = Sea. I feel your pain though ;) There are many similar words with a different meaning.
@@MrMKE100 I know they are not words. I am talking about the sound. Thanks anyway .
Hi you left me amazed! You have a very beautiful face =) Best regards from Mexico
abraham zamudio
Actually this can be an issue here in Norway . Some ppl think it's kind and gentle to say nice words to women ( about beauty and the way they look ) , but i think it's not how it goes here in Norway . I think they are too shy and introverts ( such as me :) ) to use these words in their daily life , they have also a high level of equality between men and women and you shouldn't deal with a woman or treat her according to her look .
I'm not 100% sure about this but this is my perspective . Correct me if i was wrong :D
@@ahmdsq1894 You are correct. You can mention clothes or anything else. But you never say you are hot, beautiful and so on. That's flirting. And can be considered rude.
Karin norwagi nlangiag prpudts eexprin know wonna
Tusen takk ❤
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