Great video! I'm learning norwegian for fun on Duolingo and I think you are doing a good job explaining the basics in pronunciation, that Duolingo just skips.
Hi. I just wanted to say that, I began studying Norwegian on your channel three years ago, of course I used a lot of different resources after that, but before anything, I finished your course. Anyway, today I have found myself creating content for Turkish people to learn Norwegian. Thank you
Thank you for the footnote on the short and long consonants. I don't think I've learned about it from any where else so that was super helpful! So were the silent letters explanations in the end. Thank you so much!!
Thank you for your videos! I was lucky enough to go to a Norwegian language camp every summer as a kid, unfortunately they do not offer that anymore for my children! I am excited to refresh my memory and teach my kids!
I have always enjoyed hearing the Norwegian language. Now I wanted to learn this language, albeit on a simple level! You are truly a great teacher! Hilsener fra Tyrkia!
I am very happy that I found your channel. You have excellent spoken and presentation skills. You speaks so clearly, friendly and very welcoming voice which makes it not just easy for beginners like me to learn, but also makes the learners more eager to learn and not loose interests in continuing the the lessons. Thank you so much for your generosity in helping people learn effectively the Norwegian language.
Awesome course man!! Thanks for doing it!! 1 observation: @8:51, ørken = desert, not "dessert", because "dessert"(EN) is "dessert"(NO). That 1 letter "s" changes everything. Please correct me if I'm wrong !!! Tusen takk!
Thank you so much!! I’m learning Norwegian since it has been one of the many languages I have tried that I’ve actually been able to hold on to a bit, so it’s really useful to have videos like these available! Takk!
Im struggling with Norwegian but i wanr to learn it so bad , i just found your page randomly and i love the way you are talking and explain, from today on I'll listen this videos in repeat and hopefully next time I'll let you a comment in Norwegian 😅 . Hilsen Alexander!
Hey, just wanting to let you know that I’m appreciate for what you’re sharing, it helps me a lot on my journey learning Norwegian. You’re doing God work honestly, please keep it up!😊
Thank you very much,sir for your lesson. And I've had a question. Can someone work in Norway with only English? Please sir,let me know about this in short.
@@mostakahmedsimon1304 It shouldn't be an issue, but do make sure you know basics! I think to become a citizen or obtain a job, you must at least know A1 level Norwegian.
@@GarnetsWeb I heard a bit of that but now you let me know this. Thanks again. Yes,mate,I am trying to gain A1 level Norwegian. I can speak basic though.
Thanks for posting these. Very helpful. I know this is four years old now, so perhaps you won't see this or are busier with more important things these days; however, if you ever find time to dive a bit deeper into what I think a lot of people may struggle with: the 'ng' pronunciation seems to be specific to Scandinavian languages and is VERY difficult to pronounce/comprehend. For example, "mange". I hear you say it and even hear my Swedish and Norwegian friends make this exact same sound occasionally when they speak English as well, but cannot for the life of me figure out how to make the sound myself. I may be asking you to explain something that will only come with practice though. If you DO think you can explain how this sound is made in more detail though, it would be much appreciated. Either way, thank you for the content.
Oo wow, I live in the south of the Netherlands and a lot of words in Norwegian are the same or almost the same as in our dialect. Can’t be difficult for me to learn Norwegian, it sounds kind of familiar already. Definitely gonna try and become familiar with some standard phrases.
How do you differentiate between words like ull and øl? Is it purely contextual, or is there a slightly different pronunciation to them that non native speakers might have trouble detecting?
Tusen takk. one question though: I have come across some words with u that Norwegians spell like english oo in loop, e.g. in the words "du" and "nummeret". Can you please shed some light on this.
Very useful videos! ❤ M learning this language bcos of Ødegaard, who is our team member in Arsenal ❤ In the word, "rolig." Why didn't u pronounce the word "g?"
Hello! So great work, thank you so much! It means a lot to me. I love Norway and my Norwegian roots by my fathers side.
Great video! I'm learning norwegian for fun on Duolingo and I think you are doing a good job explaining the basics in pronunciation, that Duolingo just skips.
Saaaaaameeeee!!!!
me too!!
Hi. I just wanted to say that, I began studying Norwegian on your channel three years ago, of course I used a lot of different resources after that, but before anything, I finished your course. Anyway, today I have found myself creating content for Turkish people to learn Norwegian. Thank you
This fills some important gaps in Duolingo. Thanks for posting!
I can't roll my r's, so I like the flexibility in pronunciation with the German r, but I use the Rulle-r
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR TEACHING NORWEGIAN LANGUAGE IN SUCH EASY WAY. I AM ABLE TO CATCH PRONOUNCIATIONS EACH AND EVERY WORDS.
Thank you for the footnote on the short and long consonants. I don't think I've learned about it from any where else so that was super helpful! So were the silent letters explanations in the end. Thank you so much!!
Thank you for your videos! I was lucky enough to go to a Norwegian language camp every summer as a kid, unfortunately they do not offer that anymore for my children! I am excited to refresh my memory and teach my kids!
I have always enjoyed hearing the Norwegian language. Now I wanted to learn this language, albeit on a simple level! You are truly a great teacher! Hilsener fra Tyrkia!
It helps me so much to learn. I'll keep learning and see how it goes. Thanks sir! 🙏🏽
I am very happy that I found your channel. You have excellent spoken and presentation skills. You speaks so clearly, friendly and very welcoming voice which makes it not just easy for beginners like me to learn, but also makes the learners more eager to learn and not loose interests in continuing the the lessons. Thank you so much for your generosity in helping people learn effectively the Norwegian language.
Thanks for sharing!! good explanations, better them a lot of pages, was nice to hear silence letter.
Awesome course man!! Thanks for doing it!!
1 observation: @8:51, ørken = desert, not "dessert", because "dessert"(EN) is "dessert"(NO). That 1 letter "s" changes everything.
Please correct me if I'm wrong !!!
Tusen takk!
Thank you so much!! I’m learning Norwegian since it has been one of the many languages I have tried that I’ve actually been able to hold on to a bit, so it’s really useful to have videos like these available! Takk!
One Of the best ……to teach norsk alphabet …du er greit
I listen to wardruna n heilung, and i love thier music so much i wanna learn the language n sing along with them. I hope this helps me learn
veldig helpful, takk! I'm trying to learn Norwegian on my own, and I started with Duolingo.
Im struggling with Norwegian but i wanr to learn it so bad , i just found your page randomly and i love the way you are talking and explain, from today on I'll listen this videos in repeat and hopefully next time I'll let you a comment in Norwegian 😅 . Hilsen Alexander!
This video was amazing, thank you.
Hey, just wanting to let you know that I’m appreciate for what you’re sharing, it helps me a lot on my journey learning Norwegian. You’re doing God work honestly, please keep it up!😊
Takk
Wow, these are awesome videos, on spot and informative, thank you so much for sharing with us! 🧡🧡🧡
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Stay blessed....brilliant work👍👍👍
Hello. I am so happy for learning this language. And these lessons a way more useful to learn.
Great, I'm doing Norwegian on duolingo but it leaves many things unexplained. You've got a new subscriber 🎉
this is good,I long to pronounce names when watching cab rides on trains. Just difficult not knowing how to say them.
it was really heplful, especially the silent leters and "short and long vowels" part! thank you
Thank you very much,sir for your lesson. And I've had a question.
Can someone work in Norway with only English? Please sir,let me know about this in short.
Yep, in Oslo, English is widely known
@@GarnetsWeb Thanks a lot. Norway is a dreamland. I hope now language shouldn’t be the barrier to moving to Norway for work and study and stay.
@@mostakahmedsimon1304 It shouldn't be an issue, but do make sure you know basics! I think to become a citizen or obtain a job, you must at least know A1 level Norwegian.
@@GarnetsWeb I heard a bit of that but now you let me know this. Thanks again. Yes,mate,I am trying to gain A1 level Norwegian. I can speak basic though.
Thanks for posting these. Very helpful. I know this is four years old now, so perhaps you won't see this or are busier with more important things these days; however, if you ever find time to dive a bit deeper into what I think a lot of people may struggle with: the 'ng' pronunciation seems to be specific to Scandinavian languages and is VERY difficult to pronounce/comprehend. For example, "mange".
I hear you say it and even hear my Swedish and Norwegian friends make this exact same sound occasionally when they speak English as well, but cannot for the life of me figure out how to make the sound myself. I may be asking you to explain something that will only come with practice though. If you DO think you can explain how this sound is made in more detail though, it would be much appreciated. Either way, thank you for the content.
BTW why do Norwegian have silent letters
ørken is not dessert but desert
BRAVO! HAT OFF, GREAT WORK. THANK YOU.
Oo wow, I live in the south of the Netherlands and a lot of words in Norwegian are the same or almost the same as in our dialect. Can’t be difficult for me to learn Norwegian, it sounds kind of familiar already. Definitely gonna try and become familiar with some standard phrases.
Takk!
TUSEN TAKK JEG LERTE MEG Å SNAKKE NORSK TAKKET VÆRE DISSE VIDEONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks now I know where to start
THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH! IM GRATEFUL!!!
Thank you for making these videos.
Thanks a lot for leads
Great initiative. Watching from Pakistan ❤❤
Tak!
Tusen takk!
With all due respects we need to see your lips. Learning a language is largely includes seeing how the mouth moves - Lip reading
Thanks for the video!
Great video!!
You are such a legend
This helped so much!
How do you differentiate between words like ull and øl? Is it purely contextual, or is there a slightly different pronunciation to them that non native speakers might have trouble detecting?
Tusen takk. one question though: I have come across some words with u that Norwegians spell like english oo in loop, e.g. in the words "du" and "nummeret". Can you please shed some light on this.
Really helpful❤️ thank you so much sir🙂
Fantastisk video. Takk
Learnt alot thanks ❤
Fantastic class, please, keep posting :D
I’m learning Norwegian because of Tord from Eddsworld lol
I Wanna learn this cuz i'm triggred My Norway friend Din't Reply me
Nice video, thanks 😊
Very useful videos! ❤
M learning this language bcos of Ødegaard, who is our team member in Arsenal ❤
In the word, "rolig."
Why didn't u pronounce the word "g?"
Oh I came to know now from the rule -> "lig." 😅
omg sameee i love him sooo much 😢❤
Not Reichstag as an example lol....Reichstag has a negative connotation...may be use a different word lol As a German that's disturbing lol
What the meaning zanzibar, zenbuddist
Amazing!!
First time ever learning Norwegian and hearing the W for the first time gave me wiplash lol
TUSEN TAKK!
very good
takk
you pronounce the word pronunciation as [pronounciation] = incorrect
Nice 👌👍
good
Bokmål or Nynorsk?
❤❤
Tackk
Takk you mean?
one day ill click on $ sign when i have money still strugling as a begginer in barbring field at the age of 29 years old .
Takk du hæhæhæ
The silent words were killing me. Thanks.
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