Norwegian - Questionwords
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- Try to change some of the personal pronomen! Jeg, du, han, hun, det, vi, oss, dere, (I, you, he, she, it, we, us, you). That gives you more to practise on! :)
AND YES: All the H's in the questionwords are silent!
Who HvemWho are you? Hvem er du?
What Hva What is the time? Hva er klokka?
Where Hvor Where do you live? Hvor bor du?
Why HvorforWhy did he do that? Hvorfor gjorde han det?
How Hvordan How is she doing? Hvordan går det med henne?
When Når When do they get home? Når kommer de hjem?
HVILKEN -
Which - Hvilken, hvilket, hvilke
Masculine: Which kake do you want? Hvilken kake vil du ha?
Neuter: Which house do they live in? Hvilket hus bor de i?
Plural: What socks is he wearing? Hvilke sokker har han på seg?
How much Hvor myeHow much did you spend? Hvor mye brukte du?
How many Hvor mange How many hours did it take? Hvor mange timer tok det?
How long Hvor lenge How long have they been gone? Hvor lenge har de vært borte?
What kind of Hva slags What kind of soda do you want? Hva slags brus vil du ha? Hey all Norwegian learners!
The language I'm teaching is not Bokmål nor Nynorsk. It's an east 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 son.
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I started filming with my webcam. Then i moved on to a Flip, then a Flip Mino HD. Then followed my iPhone, and Now I have a Panasonic HC-V210 :)
I edit with Vegas Pro.
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@Nissehultan Heii
nice to look at you and hear your lesson ,the learning going really good thanks girls
"Når kommer du hjem" - from song in Disney+ Loki Ep 3. And that song is the reason I'm learning this language. Expecially I like how "ø" looks in the Norwegian language. Thank you)
wow this was a great video!! You did a really good job! I loved how you said the words slowly and then quickly! It was awesome!! Keep it up! I love hearing the words and combinations of sentences! :)
Greetings from Canada! Good video Karin and friend. Keep up the good work! Congrats! Tusen Takk.
When I listened the word "hva" I listened / vå /. Is it right? The sound of of A and Å is not too clear to me. Could you say the difference?
AAHHH!!! This is way cool. Me being Norwegian, but speaking only english, I hope to one day speak it very well. Your lessons do help a lot. It's just so freaking different from english.
This one was really useful. Thank you.
hehe make some more vid's in your onepieces they are so funny!
Thank you Karen and Lindy.
Greetings from Kiel
Nils
@kvetmada
The word “tuss” actually means gnome or goblin in popular beliefs/superstition. In Norse mythology the word “tuss” means troll. I do not how to write this using linguistic terminology, but when you add “en” at the end of the word, like in “tussen”, you are writing the gnome or the goblin or the troll.
i am drunk and i don't understand why i am here,but it is so funny to look at you:D
Good enough excuse ;)
Crienexzy - Norwegian Teacher I live in Steinkjer,and i can talk Norwegian quite a lot,but tell me, why i don't understand them? Is it hard dielekt or slang?
Steinkjer has a very diffrent dialect yes! Give it time, or ask people to talk slower or more bokmål. Everyone knows bokmål!
Crienexzy - Norwegian Teacher but they don't want to talk bokmål:) It is like other language. Lot's of other words. Æ er matinn. What did i said? :) Thy to guess:)
Hi! I find these very helpful. Do you offer online tution?
@deryler
The word “når” is pronounced exactly the same way as “nor” in Norge, but unfortunately for people learning Norwegian this is not a general rule. For example this does not apply to “nor” as in “nord” which means north. This is actually rather funny because the “o” in the English word north has the same sound as the Norwegian letter “å”.
Coolest one-pieces ever!
@somethingsmatter Thank you so much! :)
@dekky001 actually yes.. you pronounce that slightly like an 'u' .. HVOR (VUR) ;-) Lykke til med å lære norsk :-)
thank you Girls!! from MEXICO
Hah, the teacher in a Snuggie!
Hallo Karin,
it is a good Idea, that you are two now. It helps a Lot to here it slow and than faster.
I give 100 Stars for this Video
good Luck to you. I wish you a nice Day
utrolig er veldi bra jeg interserte å lese dttte filmen fordi jeg snakker god norsk.
tak skalduha å et du prøve å hjelpe alle invenderer inerser norsk språ
bare bra Karin, mange takk :)
Nice suits, jaja, Thanks!!!
Kjempebra! Denne var den aller beste av dem jeg så på!
@Thorsibrorsi hahaha ^^
I cant believe how useful this is. Gorgeous =[
Allt är bra:-) börjar jobba imorgon:-/ Hoppas du kommer online på BlogTV någon dag när du har tid :P:P
You look cute when speak norwey... Love You ... :D
i honestly think those outfits are amazing :D
Thanks for the video!
@deryler There is nothing called nor.. did I write that somewhere?
@Nissehultan Online på blogtv i kveld! ca klokka 9 :) BE THERE!
You are right , I have asked me about the same situation ,strange and seems no make sense . hvordan mye or hvordan mange in the google translator give also the correct result ,exemple :
hvordan mange = how many
pls, in norwegian, do we have to roll the letter R all the time ? :)
great vid ths tussen takk it helps a lot cool clothes which ur wearing:-D
@Epicaq Alle må ha onepiece ^^
@Astrowater
Du gjør mye feil, men jeg forstår deg utmerket godt, Astrowater. Hvorfor lærer du norsk? Har du norske aner?
tusen takk veldig bra lærer
Nice Karin! Tack för detta. Hur mår du föresten? - SweRobin
takk it's very nice and usefull to me
Very nice thanks :-)
THIS IS difficult for me.. but its interesting for me... :))
If these girls dont answer immeadiately, you can also ask me questions :D Would love to answer anything about norwegian, and how to pronounce words.
@krustynails yeah i did:-D it looked little bit weird:-D in dictionary i found that tussen means something like clown we use this word when we speak about journalists that there was tussen in their text - grammar mistake
Is the letter 'o' in HVOR and HVORFOR (both of the 'o') pronounced like an 'u'?
very nice! takk =)
oh yeah nice 1 piece haha =p
@matineesuxxx I understand it perfectly atleast :)
Very funny end of the lesson :D
Ha det søta da vi snakes💃
love it when u say kake:D
Jeg visste ikke norsk var så vanskelig! Hehe.. :)
fint
Can someone explain what plural neutral and musculant mean? and how and when are they used?Please :D
Hey Nikola Nikolic, plural neutro os masculine, are referred to the kind of noun, cake is norwegian is masculine, house is neutral....
Your "one peices"?
Rox ;), love ya
Jeg kommer fra trøndheim🐅🐅🐅🐅🐅
🌹👍🤔
jeg kommer fra danmark
thanks for the gd way of presenting the Noreigean language ...in order to have currently uploaded video.so can you add me please in your friend list in Gmail or some where else like skype ...cuz i almost attend all the video ....and now i need to speak only!!!!!!
hahah ka i hælvette
it that your sister
jeg snakker norsk
dislike cos of onepiece
oh yeah nice 1 piece haha =p