Tips to LEARN NORWEGIAN | Mon Amie
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the best way to learn Norwegian is by watching norwegian child programmes, may be a bit boring but it’s really effective!!
Anine Stevenson which ones??? Names please???
@@ciarajackson1767 Byens Helter, lykke til. :)
Peppa Gris
Peppa gris-På Norsk is a RUclips channel with peppa pig in Norwegian it could be helpful I don’t know if it has English subtitles but it might
I love Skam. It's what's inspired me to learn Norwegian.
I already speak Norwegian idk what I’m doing here
I do
Well, you could forget all your Norwegian and then you can enjoy learning it with us!
I did the same think Tips to learn russian
but already know russian so me not alone UWU
Same lmao
Well i need to study Norwegian to study Bachelor's Degree at Universitet i Oslo
Thanxs for Skam i've started to learn norwegian😂
Haha same! I think a lot of people started because of that show :D
Lamia Rheme same haha
Same :D
I'm so glad Skam exists and let us discover how lovely Norway is 💜
Skam, how to speak like a teenager.:P
Simple Norwegian is pretty good for beginners learning Norwegian also 🙌
Very good! I'm in Nigeria and I've been learning quite a lot! Thank you so much 💓 💓
Yes I am in learning from your kanal.
You could make more videos, maybe more grammar videos
Skam I think has the world hooked on learning Norwegian LOL. I love it. But also binge watching a show called Side Om Side lately. Love it!
Kira learns Norwegian: you should see a show called "Parterapi"
On an app called Dplay you can watch a advent calendar called “Jul i blodfjell”. I really like it.
I know this is an old video, but I just wanted to give a tip for anyone who wants to learn Norwegian. For any language it is important to practice talking, but in Norwegian you really need to be mindful of accents and the use of consonants. For instance, if you say «styrte», the weight on the «y» or the lack of it can mean the difference between ruling or crashing something, «bak» can mean behind, butt or bake. Not that you should let that hold you back from talking, just that it is something to be aware of as Norwegian has a lot of words that sound similar but have different meanings depending how you say it.
your accent is really cute
I have thought of the diary idea but never stuck to it haha, I loved the grocery list & the songs. I'm defiantly going to do these tips, thank you very much, that was really helpful!
Another tv show is Borderliner, it's on netflix and it's really good!
Very interesting tips for learning and improving languages skills. I completely agree with you, but one of the best tips is to do not translate the expressions in your maternal language, we should speak and think in this language that we learn.
I love this mindset! We learn our native tongue differently than we learn other languages, and that's by acquisition! We aquire sounds used to represent sights, sounds, objects, feelings, etc. It seems it would be much easier to approach gaining another language in the same way.
Your tips are among the best I have seen on RUclips. You really hit all the targets. Journaling is definitely something most people overlook. And silly as it seems. the Disney songs in Norwegian are great because most everyone already knows the words.
Im korean!! I wanna be good at norwegian !!
Your accent remembers me a little bit Aurora. Awesome video btw, I'm also learning Norwegian and these tips will help me a lot :)
I loved the diary, shopping list, and Disney song ideas!
I love how bubbly you are! Makes watching videos much more fun :)
Thank you for this video and congratulations for all the hard work. It's much appreciated!
Ps. You look great too :)
I messed up I started learning when I was 11 because it was easier than Danish and I forgot some words
I’m 13 now it’s not too late right?
It's never too late ;)
Yes, it's too late. At 13 your life is almost over so no point in learning a new language! Just kidding, there are people in their 50s, 60s and later who learn new languages, so it's never too late to start and you have the advantage of youth on your side!
I'm 35, soon to be 36, and I'm giving it a go. I plan to branch off from Norwegian to Icelandic, and Old Icelandic (what little difference there may or may not be) and study the Sagas in as close to the original text as I can. But, that's just my goals. I have friends in Norway and want to visit some day; it would be loads of fun getting around and communicating in their own language.
I'm leaning Norsk from duolingo, but I'll start watching those movies. Tusen takk!
Thank you so much for the tips :) Some of them i allready use, others are inspiring, like writting a daily diary in norwegian its a great idea for those who are fond on writting, like me ;) Looking foward to see more of your videos. You are really doing a nice work!
Thank you so much for you lovely comment! I'm really glad I could help in some way :)
you are sunshine so bright ☺️i feeling great to watch
this was so helpful! thank you! 😃
Thanks for the material you shared :)
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Useful ideas, thanks!
Awesome advice! Tusen takk! :)
Thanks for this tips! :)
you look like Zoella :)
Mafalda Figueiras I was wondering why she looked familiar lol
Bolgen is soo freaking cool! I absolutely loved it, even though I might never come back to Geiranger after watching it :D
Tomáš Těšitel hahaha true!! xD
Thanks for the tips Mon Amie
Thank you so much for this video! i have started learning Norwegian 2weeks ago using duolingo. I have been looking at other places to learn, i have a Norwegian friend i hope i can start watching some of those tv series you have suggested!
I need to practice with someone if you like we can practice together.
Hi!! I really love your videos ! You made me love Norway and now I am thinking on moving to Norway!! Are there any Norwegian series ? Borgen is Danish I think ... Thank you so much anyways !!
What a perfect video! So informative, lively and entertaining! You would make an excellent, popular & unforgettable teacher :-) And your English is so natural despite it not being your native language (I am a native English teacher) - very impressive indeed! :-)
Thank you! ☺️
I LOVE OCCUPIED THAT IS ONE OF MY FAV NORWEGIAN SHOW
May I ask why you moved to Norway?
Superb Mon, I am always follow your channel your best to teaching☺☺☺☺
Hii dette hjalp meg til å lære norsk så takk så mye!
Very helpful video 😉 And omg, I do the same thing with Disney songs 😄 I just loove "Mer enn en drøm" from Den lille havfruen 💜
Isfolketchild I love that one too!! but my favourites are the ones from Frozen :)
I want to pursue my masters in Norway what is it your point of view is it good from Canada
i was learning norwegian on duolingo when i was 11 and i can understand some words, but i am not that good. The diary is a pretty good idea :)
Thanks, I love your videos
Dagbok var en god idé! Jeg kjenner mange som forsøker å lære norsk, men hun som har hatt mest suksess er hun som hører mye på norsk radio. (NRK P1). Vet du at på biblioteket finnes bøker for voksne som er lettleste? Jeg søkte på LETTLEST på bibliotek-appen, og fikk opp mange treff.
Exactly what I needed :) It was helpful, thanks.
Olá eu quero me mudar para moss , Norg. onde está a minha avó pela tua expriciencia qual a forma mais rápida e fácil para me mudar , se me pudesses dar umas dicas obrigado
Bølgen is the first Norwegian movie I’ve ever seen. I have distant family in Norway and very recently I’ve started learning the language
Natalie Nelson you should watch “Skjelvet”
Tusen takk 😄
Thanks for all these tips ♡
Great tips :) Could you tell me how much it could cost for a private teacher?...
My grandfather emigrated from Norway. I wanted to learn Norwegian because I want to be poly lingual.
I'm fluent in Spanish and English, German is meh, and learning Norwegian and Russian. Cool video! Thanks!
just a heads up on tv series i remeber i showed my ex gf from poland mot i brøstet with sveen nordin from valkyrian and karl & co thats some really good old school comedy from the 90s and she loved it
Your doing great.
i cant make up my mind on languages to learn and its causing me to not learn any of them lmao but omg resources like shows and movies is exactlyyyy what i need. thats how i got into japanese and the more you learn the more resources become available once you get past absolute beginners.
wonder if i really will stick with norwegian or not (also low key learning german and have been teaching myself japanese for some years now)
thank you for your detailed tips !!!
Hi!! songs that I recommend in Norwegian
Adoro seus vídeos, seu inglês é muito bom, estou assistindo todos aos poucos. Pratico meu inglês e conheço um pouco mais sobre a Noruega, pretendo fazer meu doutorado aí.
Abraços do Brasil.
howd it go? are you still planning on going to norway?
Wow it is very helpful video 👍👍👍
Eu amei muito a ideia do diário. Vou tentar!!! 💖
Nathalie Silva
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Nathalie Silva Caraca, tem br aqui!!!!! Meeeeeeeu 0.o. Dica rápida: aprender alemão é a melhor coisa pra aprender norueguês depois (na vdd eu estudo alemão), pq é praticamente a mesma coisa (hva - was pronuncia-se "vaz") (hvor - wo pronuncia-se sem o r "vo"). Talvez dps de norueguês você pegue o alemão facilmente...
Eu estou fazendo o contário, estou aprendendo Noruegues primeiro para depois aprender alemão, hjahahahahha espero que me ajude futuramente!
We have the same first name! 😃
I've been using Duolingo for norwegian for less than a month, and some sentences I can understand immediatly.
me trying to learn Norwegian because my boyfriend and I want to move there
I shared on my channel what I think is the best book to learn Norwegian
Ooh, thanks for the Tv series. I started watching Valkyrien today and got hooked on it from the get go!!! I also have a book recommendation for those of you interested in learning Norwegian. It is called The Mystery of Nils. I thought the author had a really nice catch he put short homework lessons in between each chapter. In order to understand the following chapters you have to get the homework done and what is clever about this book is that you want to get the homework done because you want to know what happens next. I have learned a lot from this book, the reading is smooth and the teaching method is effective. Totally worth trying!
Fábio Pena That sounds amazing!!!! thank you for letting us know! :)
Of course, you are welcome! :)
I like the diary idea very much :D u should also add some sites for learning Norwegian like Ntnu-norwegian on the web
Oh, nice.
I didn't know about this one before:
www.ntnu.edu/now
=)
Thank you so much for the tips....I have heard the rumor that you can't stay in Norway aftet you complete your graduation and how true is this... and you are still staying there.. It's been 4 yrs..n what are all these confusion... Please would you mind to clear it...Im planning to move Norway for my another masters degree....a business related course coz Ive already completed my MBA here in my homeland....
Cool video, thank u very much. Also you should watch serial "Side om side" = "Side by side" it is very nice))
How much is the living expenses in dollar per month?
4:35 You said "bølgene" instead of "bølgen".
It's the difference between "the waves" and "the wave" with emphasis on "the".
Also, "bølgen" is fictional thankfully.
But yeah, there's a few places where such a tzunami is likely to happen at some point or other.
For instance "prekestolen" (Preacher's Pulpit) *will* fall down into the fjord at some point or other.
It's *slowly* moving, with the crack at the base getting wider and wider.
However its anyones guess if it'll happen in 1000 years or tomorrow...
It'll most likely happen during autumn or winter however as the water in the cracks expands when it freezes and then melts and freezes again and again forcing the crack open more and more .
6:16
Not sure if you *want* to hear this...
But it's "In a store" not "On a store"
Think the difference between the cream *in* a cake (inside it) and the cream *on* a cake (the cream on top of the cake or on the outside).
09:08
When one of my sisters married a guy from Bangladesh my mother and I started practicing english.
I don't remember if it was one hour pr day or one day once a week, but basically we only did english for the whole time during that that time.
You two could try to have one hour in Portugese and one hour in Norwegian for instance.
You'd both learn from that. =)
If one of you don't understand something try to find synonymes in the same language to explain it.
Fantastisk videoen :) jeg er lærer norsk med jente mi og vil bor til Norge om 3-4 år
Jeg bor i Australia så det er vanskelig å finne en lærerer, jeg bruker RUclips og jeg har vennes fra Molde og Tromsø som hjelper. Ha en hyggelig kveld
Alan McLeod Fantastisk video. Jeg lærer norsk sammen med jenta mi og vi flytter til Norge om 3-4 år. Jeg bor i Australia så det er vanskelig å finne en lærer, men jeg bruker RUclips og jeg har venner fra Molde og Tromsø som hjelper meg. Ha en hyggelig kveld.
Alan McLeod welcome to norway! 🇳🇴🥰
@@erikglmmi2154 and he didn't even say thank you...what a douche 😐
@FrostCore I mean it's pretty understandable as Norwegian is very similar to Svenska
Tusen takk is all I know now
thanks Jessica Day
Thanks for the videoo! But I have a question, where can we watch the tv shows that you mentioned on the video?
And I know that this is an old video but if someone could answer me I would appreciate it so much
Nuno Aurélio Some are on Netflix and you can watch Skam on Dailymotion
Lominaaa thanks hehehe
I'm trying to learn Norwegian with my friends and it is upper hard to speak it
You are so sweet, and I like to view your videos. Translated to Norwegian: Du er så søt og jeg liker å se på videoene dine. Greetings from Norway!
Muito bom vídeo! :D
thank you very much
Hey! I just discovered your channel and I haven't watched all your videos, so I wanted to know if you've ever made a video about how you moved to Norway ? As a European, I think that'd be basically the same for Portugal or France. My boyfriend and I talked about moving to Norway... Before we met he was planning to do so, but got "scared" because he doesn't speak a word of Norwegian and he understands English but his level is not very high. As for me, I'm planning to learn Norwegian I put down the TV shows you mentionned, etc.
Hi! :) Yes I have a video about how I moved to Norway. It's a bit old but still true hahah And on my Q&A videos I also talk about that ;)
Tudo o que eu precisava era de uma pessoa que falasse português para me ajudar com a língua norueguesa, um abraço do Brasil
You are soo sweet and like listen to you! Translated:
Ha hm the world is sooo good and illuminating the way
Are Norwegian people typically happy to allow you to speak their language, or do they switch to English? I have a big adoration for Scandinavian languages but the possibility that they won’t let me speak their language is slightly holding me back. :(
Jeg snakker Norsk også Tagalog. Jeg elsker Norge❤️
Advices or advice?
Im try my best to speak norwaygian and learn more.
hallo! norsken din er sikkert mye bedre en du selv tror?, hvilket land er du født i. engelsken din er vertfall perfekt
Takk! :) Jeg er Portuguisisk
It is so great to see a Purtugies girl to speak English so fluently .... Fantastic....
Occupied is also a good Norwegian tv show
I'm Polish, learned German, English and I consider Nor. pronounciation comedic, a little bit at least, somehow Nor. In reading is like misspelled German and English.
Ive watched Lilyhammer. I was disappointed when it wasn’t renewed.
Just download the Duolingo app lovelies
Skååål!
I am just curious how fjord could fall into the water?
Watch the movie!! It's fantastic!
She means to say the that a massive part of the steep mountain above the fjord comes loose after many years of erosion. This leads to a big splash so to speak and sends a tsunami rushing in the fjord devastating everything it passes.
This have happened many times in the past and it certainly will happened again, the tricky part are knowing when it will happen. Many vulnerable mountain areas today are under constant surveillance by the government to warn people and minimize the danger and losses such a tsunami would impact.
is there anyone who would like to text with me in Norwegian so we both get to improve our norsk skills? (I’m trying to learn the language)
Oana Morar We can chat on Instagram if you still want to learn norwegian, my name is @pia.lunde 🧡
PokePichu Zero thanks :)) i’ll add you now
I’d love to!💜 dm me on instagram Theblackbae_vanessa
tusen takk ;):) sister
Tusen Takk
I am Norwegian 😁
Because of SKAM i started to learn norwegian
How far are you along now?
funny that you have been 4 years learning norwegian and still don´t master it but you are sharing tips to learn it.
Jeg lære norsk. How can I watch skam without going on to a dodgy website
Stanley Clarke Så bra! You can watch it in NRK.no :) they have all the episodes there for free ;)
Daily motion also has lot of accounts which have posted every season and episode
Im from norway
I want to learn Norwegian cuz of viking metal and their folk music ;3
way off topic,but your eyes are so pretty
takk for alt!
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 understood the whole video without subtitles and English isn’t my native language :v
Sameee! My first language is Spanish then I learnt English and now I’m learning french and Norwegian, what about you ? What’s your first language?
Same, but I’m fluent in English lmao