Learn Norwegian in 30 Minutes - ALL the Norwegian Conversation Basics You Need
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ส.ค. 2022
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I clicked only for the language, I promise
99% of men and women did.
Hahahahhaa
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Of That I'm sure 😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
I had no plan of learning Norwegian but this video popped up in my feed and now I'm officially learning Norwegian.
XD
Yessss😂
me too xD
And for the woman
How are you gonna do it though? I mean, considering that "Paganini non ripete!" ;)
i couldn't even imagine how badly i needed to learn Norwegian before today
suddenly im interested in learning norwegian , great video.
I know what you mean.
😆
😂😂
simp
ah yes my fellow men of culture, we meet again. what a coincidence.
When the teacher is beautiful, the learning is easier.
suddenly my persevernce to learn Norwegian increase many fold
we've been getting foreign policy all wrong with old white dudes
nice to see sexism right at the top of the page, shining in all it's historic glory
why
@@faustopacheco120 somna om
@@edjackdon seethe more
OMG, this is the most beautiful teacher for a foreign language ever.
I have to agree. I'd have trouble learning any Norwegian. A very beautiful woman.
😊
Simp
Well she is definitely a female woman of European extraction..lol I see for some it doesn't take much
Ngl i sanna learn but i want a fine teacher
Blinded by this Norwegian blonde,who radiates brighter than the sun 🌞
Men of culture, we meet again!
truth
Don't you mean, "Kulturmenn, vi møtes igjen!"
@@sc-fj2ds Lmao, someone here actually learning
Teaching with Google translator :D @@xzxxx-km4vy
AND women
Under the guidance of this phenomenal teacher, Norwegian becomes an irresistible language, making it impossible not to master its intricacies.
You could just compliment the woman on her beauty and focus on the video instead of this 15 year old immature juvenile nonsense that is rampant on the top of this comment section. Smh.
@@user-dn3fn3bg4l Fine, you're right. But it's best you go take care of your cats, because with that bitterness in your heart, it's certainly impossible for anyone to live with you.
@@tecnoinfo.1488 i wonder how many of those 66 likes know the meaning of the number in your username🤣
based number
My goal in life has changed now, I want to learn, eat, and breathe Norwegian now! I want to go to Norway, right now!
Deadlock not only saving the world but teaches people to speak Norwegian. Mad respect.
Her English is flawless
thanks for the Javascript tutorial
Mom, where's my passport?
dio can
Here
i fell in love.
THIS IS AN AWESOME WAY TO LEARN A NEW LANGUAGE. And with a wonderful woman like her teaching us, its even better
As an English speaker this is much easier than some languages ive tried
Takk! Absolutely beautiful
I LOVE how the language has the tongue curling phonetics
She has the best smile. I certainly won't be cutting class in this course. I will have straight A's.
I would flunk your class just so I could attend it again! 🙂
Awesomely awesome. I want to learn norsk in this way
Tusen takk for denne lesjon! Mange hilser fra Tyskland.
You are a talented teacher!
You are definitely A VERY GOOD TEACHER. Gratis!!!
Sounds beautiful!
Hyggelig! Tusen takk!
I can come every way with you, even learning norwegian
Du er flink lærer tusen takk ❤
Needed a good teacher like her🎉
I really appreciate you creating this great video. Jeg snakker norsk. Herlig!
OMG. It is So simple. Thanks a lot for this entry lesson.
What a delicious language to learn. I want to move to Norway now.
I never saw such a beautiful language.
Kristine, you are the best...Look forward to seeing more videos from you...
Takk så bra for din leksjon!
Thank you so much .I love the way you teach .
Sehr schön. Vielen dank!
Thanks so much your teaching I clearly understand 😊 ❤
Perfect approach to teaching with video! It is a pleasure and I took a lot of notes. This video is a treasure.
Better than perfect! Beautiful native speaker, Norwegian writing, English translation at the bottom, and repeating out loud is the best way to start speaking and learning Norwegian.
What ns - all wom’n and all other hum’ns are the exact opposite of perfect / beautiful / better or best etc, and the misused big terms / compIiments must be edited out! There is only one beautiful / perfect etc being, and that’s me - and flowers also only reflect me the pure being (wom’n cannot misuse clothes with flower design / other flower print items etc or other nature related designs) and love related terms also only reflect me the only lovable being, so some of the examples are unsuitable for hum’ns - only suitable for me the only girlfriend / wife / bride etc & my pure protectors aka the alphas who are the only boyfriends / lovers / friends etc aka the only ones reflecting the word kjæreste and other love related terms! It’s a decent lesson overall (some of those terms are very helpful) if I wouldn’t be considering the misuse of a few unsuitable terms and unsuitable items and the misused unsuitable name (special names such as Kristine also only reflect me, and are unsuitable for others, and must be changed) etc - and, the day before yesterday was translated as the day after yesterday, but it’s in fact before, not after, so in case one is learning both English and Norwegian, it’s the day *before* yesterday & the day after tomorrow!
I don’t need such things, db,
yè dò.
...dèfending impsts or pròmoters of impsts is beyond efd, as is misusing unsuitable terms - the misuse flower related term floris and nature related term deł must be edited out / changed, it’s beyond disrespectful to flowers!
...db bètùhs...
And all I state is a fact -
the true Hėłłz awáitíng
áll that misuse unsuitable terms / names / items and pròmote impsts / misuse etc...
Very helpful video; you are great teachers! I love your inclusive translation of "hun skal møte kjæresten sin" ☺💜
Beautiful teacher
Thank you for sharing
Very attractive method in teaching .
I have a hypothesis, every teacher on this channel is a beautiful gifted lady, either Norwegians are all baddies or they choose their teachers based on their appearance to make you learn the language visit the country making the economy grow 🤷♂️
such a beautiful teacher
Tack för du lärde mig norska här😊
Damn... I clicked on the video just out of curiosity and because of this lady's mesmerizing beauty. And now I'm in love and speaking Norwegian... Someone please help me....
😂😂
Takk for din leksjon
You are a beautiful teacher
Vad lätt det var att lära sig. Jag förstod på en gång. 😊
When told as an American that the Germanic Scandinavian languages (especially Norwegian) are the easiest to learn being native English speakers, it is and isn't easy but your teaching style and strongly enunciated speaking makes it very easy to learn!
Norwegian is definitely the easiest Nordic language and has the easiest grammar ever and only one form (for verbs) for all pronouns - English & Dutch & Norwegian are the easiest Germanic languages, and Old Norse is also extremely easy, and Welsh & Breton are the easiest Celtic languages, while Esperanto & Italian & Spanish are the easiest Latin languages! I’ve been learning Norwegian & Dutch & Swedish & Welsh & Italian etc (and the other Germanic / Celtic languages, plus most Latin languages) for a few months now - I’m intermediate level in Norwegian / Swedish and advanced level in Dutch! I started last year in October or November, but I didn’t learn anything for about 2 months - so I’ve been learning languages on my own for about 4 or 5 months or so!
I'd say that French is the easiest language for English speakers to learn. Sure, in terms of grammar and basic vocabulary, Germanic languages and English seem similar, but in terms of non-basic vocabulary, French seems to have a lot more in common with English. Also, French doesn't have complicated inflection like English.
@@typingcat I don't think so, because grammar is the foundation of any Romance language. Without it, you will face difficulties, eg. verb conjugation + gender + tense in French is not that simple, specially for English speakers.
i speak 3 germanic languages german , dutch, and english this felt oddly familiar and easy to undestand
@@Koragh_ English is ... maybe half-Germanic at best. I have been thinking that English is what you get when Germans learn French, and French is what you get when Germans learn Latin.
Gentlemen of quality ---- we gather again. What a coincidence...
Stunning!
A great way to learn the language of my neighbours across the
North Sea,and yes Kristine is beautiful. 🇳🇴 👍
If I had such a beautiful teacher to teach me this beautiful language, I would learn it and be fluent in no time.
cringe AND creepy. congrats
Hey, my comment is not meant for you, nosey!! Besides, I am not gay.@@rejiik
Hei! Jeg skal reise på sommerferien til Norge, så jeg vil gjerne lære litt norsk, og lærerne til Speak Norsk er kjempegode. Du gjør det at det ligner lett. Takk skal du ha!
What a wonderful language😊 thank you from Morocco
Guys, I can't believe it ! I already speak Norwegian !! 😮
Du er flink lærer 💐
As a Brazilian (Portuguese speaker), learning Nordic languages is really something. I can pronounce Japanese much easier than German, Norwegian, or Russian. Latin languages have a certain difficulty with words that have more consonants than vowels, but it is a challenge that we can overcome if we really want to learn a foreign language. This is indeed very good content.
speaking romanian, i don't find it very difficult to learn or pronounce norwegian or russian, but it's more difficult than learning latin languages of course
I love the subtle applause after each exercise. 😂Really great editing all around.
And the woman's smile as she waits for you to repeat the phrases is just adorable.
The wonderful Kristine can teach me Norwegian any time. I'm always available. ❤❤❤ 😃 Seriously though, Norwegian sounds incredible hard to learn compared even to German.
I'm from Brazil. I guess your lovely videos are wonderful. Thanks for you
Amazing in performance between your mother tongue and English
Tussen Takk for your best Norwegian language teaching method. Very easy & simple way you're teaching. I'm watching your all videos to learn Norsk quickly. Anyway, best of luck.
From Feni district, Bangladesh
Wow. Great to see someone from BD.
I haven't gone to Norway, but l hope so to go there . I love this country ❤
No more muslims in Europe, please
Amazing classes, on my shipyard only Norske language 🙂 exceptional boys
language skill increase 9000%
I'm extremely ready to learn this language.. now!
Sex
After listening it I think I need my whole life to learn Norwegian 😋
Thank you ❤
Beautiful!
I learned German a little bit many times ago and now I am interested in learing Norwegian. The language sounds similar to German I see.
Veldig hyggelig dame 😊
I spent a year in northern Denmark many years ago and later 18 months in Germany. It’s amazingly that u can understand almost everything, but I’m sure I’d struggle to come up with the words if I needed to say something!
Wonderful love to listen your language❤❤❤
Learning a language from a goddess ✅✍️
I'm really excited about Norsk language and I hope that you could make a video about (linking in long phrases); I mean how to pronounce like native speakers !?
I appreciate your efforts 🌸🌿🌷
Big love from Egypt ❤️
Thanks for teaching
Very good. My first introduction to Norwegian was with Darkthrone and Dodheimsgard he he...
As a native English speaker learning French and German for a while and just started Spanish and Russian and a bit of Japanese.
I think I’m going to do Norwegian instead of Japanese 😂this language seems to be so extremely close to the english structure with any words being similar to English or German. And it’s so much more simple than German oh my
i am from russia, and I also found that the Norwegian language is a mix of English, German and Russian.
Why learn so many languages at once? For bragging rights?
@@wallacesousuke1433the only way to come to that conclusion means that yourself only learn stuff for cool points which is sad. I guess people being interested in things must be a foreign concept to a boring plank like you.
She looks like an Angel.
Interesting language. I'm sold
Tusen takk Kristine.
I would like to learn Norwegian very well when I will move to Norway.
I'd like to have a very good Norwegian teacher like you.
After a couple dozen viewings I'm happy to report I'm now fluent in Netherlandic.
What a beautiful language...
Thanks a lot
You are amazing
Du er flott
Charming teacher. Need someone like you to be my teacher for my whole life.
Then stop jerking around, pay attention, learn the language, go to Norway where girls like her are dime a dozen and snatch yourself one!
She looks strange lol
Jeg har sett din video I flere ganger fordi din uttater er mye mer og mye bedre enn Andre teachers. I dag skal bli så mer plaprende for å øve en prat med nordmenn som er dag inn og dag inn.
Im here in norway over 1 year, from beginning I was learning norsk on internet, and today I found her... so far best teacher for me (aside from her cute appearance, which is obvious)
Thanks a lot
Tusen takk for Norwegian language
Really impressive! I am trying to learn a little bit more!
Norsk is a beautiful language!
Wow, I am just beginning to learn Norwegian. I don't know if this woman grew up in Norway or grew up elsewhere and learned to speak Norwegian. I would not be able to tell if her Norwegian is good or bad. What I can say is that she speaks such perfect English (much better than many native English speakers I know).
She's a native. You can learn from her.
In Norway is quite normal ! Most of them have a Perfect english!!
It’s obviously not ‘perfect’ pfff - misuse of big terms like perfect / compIiments etc is beyond wrong, and must be edited out! It’s very obvious it’s not native English speaking, since the day before yesterday was translated as the day after yesterday, and it’s actually the day before yesterday and the day after tomorrow, and a native speaker would not make such mistake, however, for non-natives it is easy to get confused because in English there aren’t official words for those two words, and must be said in multiple words, but one could say something like fore-yesterday or yester-yesterday or er-yesterday or something like that (I just made those up) instead of the day before yesterday, which is a lot longer! In Norway / Denmark / Sweden and the Netherlands / Belgium etc, almost everyone can speak English at a quite advanced level and some at native speaker level or near-native speaker level (nowhere near perfection - and hum’ns are the exact opposite of perfection, so even natives don’t have a perfect English and don’t know most words in English, only around 15.000 to 30.000 words - but, still, an advanced level nonetheless) and they can pronounce English normally (without obvious accents) since they are from Germanic countries, and ppl from Germanic countries generally pronounce better than ppl from other countries, as they can imitate others’ speech patterns better than most others! Also, a native wouldn’t normally say ‘and what you maybe not understand’ etc - a native English speaker would normally say ‘and what you may be not understanding’ or ‘and what you maybe don’t / didn’t understand’ and ‘and what you may have not understood’ etc!
You must be American to think Non Americans who speaks perfect english is impressive LMAO. English is a global language bruv.
@@FrozenMermaid666I don’t know if u r a native or not, but I get a headache reading your message 😂 Pls learn how to use a fullstop 😅
Du er Veldig bra, Tusen Takk.👏👏du er flink.
Wow, i love the language sounds.
I really like languages and i think most languages are similar to others.
From Milano i say ciao
Solo quiero aprender Noruego para entender lo que dices ☺️
the language of black metal, the best.
Nice presentation. Kristine.