Geography Now! Norway REACTION
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2019
- Being that my Norway trip is close by, I wanted to learn more about this unique slice of heaven on Earth. Join me as we discover some of the food, people, and culture of Norwegians! Don't forget to 'like' and subscribe!
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Norwegians don’t eat majo on their 🌮. That’s nasty. I’m Norwegian, have never heard of it..
Some do it on pizza :D
ExPeCt x Eirik Ho? Monsters? Or Germans (they use majo on everything 😂 )
Folk har banan på, enkelte folk e spessiel
hardgaymania særr? 🤢
@@ainamortensen7438 ja
Honestly Oslo is the least "norwegian" place in Norway
@MariusFraNorge_YT sant
Det lever fortsatt norske folk der bare pga navnet betyr ikke at det er noe norsk ❌ det er bare stedet der hvor det er mest teknologi å store bygninger et har hatt andre mye mere norske (tradisjonelle) navn.👍🇳🇴
@@voffe9693 ja men når turister reiser til norge tenker de nok at de vil til et mer tradisjonelt norsk sted som vestlandet eller nordnorge, ikke oslo, men beklagelig vis reiser de til oslo istedet
@@voffe9693 Er ikke bare innvandrerne som er problemet. De norske der er ikke spesielt norsk heller. De løper rundt og tror de er fra Los Angeles. Udugelige folk.
I live in Oslo😡
we do NOT use mayonnaise on tacos, it's sour cream. Also, the Christmas tree is not given to Scotland, it's given to London.
And if you want to learn about Russ and the celebration, the FBE channel did a reaction on it.
The word "hell" in Norwegian actually means "luck", but it is always funny to mention that place when talking to English speakers, especially that our "Hell" actually does freeze over every winter :P
I am actually pretty sure the city Hell is named after the norse goddes Hel.
Most Norwegian places are either named for the landscape they are situated on or after a person, so while it's feasible, it's not necessarily it. "Hell" can also refer to a sloped landscape, as well as to pouring something, and some other things.
A place is called Hell because it was a dangerous road network there. We only bath in winter. We would be cooked in the summer. Search smalahode and russ on google
Well, there is a place that's called Helvete as well though.
and v got a place called helvete and it means hell so he might have ment that. and hell yes someone uses it in hell og lykke so yeah kinda. hell og lykke= good luck. hell=successfully
As a Norwegian myself I have eaten a lot of taco with a lot of other norwegians, and NO ONE has ever put mayo on their taco. Creme fraiche or sour cream on the other hand is a must have for many.
True
Yeah no one actualy puts mayo on their taco
Ingen har majones på taco
"Norwegians are tall"
*Stares down at the floor with wide eyes and cries in 5'1....*
o o me being 178cm :)
I'm 190 cm, #feelsnorwegianheightman
Håkon Gussiås Johnsbråten oh fuc- ahaha jeg er jenta da :)
mordi lol daså ;) da er du bra høy du da
One in my family is 215cm tall🤣🤣🤣🤣and im 175cm i fink😔
About the dialects, Norway has over hundreds of different dialect, from 1 city to the city right next to it, they have a different dialect.
Yeah. We have a divide in trondheim between those who say «hjem» and those who say «heim».
You should check out "Alt for Norge" (it means "everything for Norway" and it's the King's official motto), it's such a fun and heart-warming show!
Even a famous WWE wrestler (Eric Rowan) participated on that show before he got signed onto WWE
The Great Norwegian Adventure is the title for the show in the US i believe
The same show were made in Denmark :)
Hell means luck here, and Hell freezes over... every winter.
Denmark never gifted Norway oceans, it was a mutual agreement with all coastal nations. Norway was slow to start drilling for oil, would not start until those agreements were in place in case disputes on a later stage.
But the legend is real. In Denmark we are told, that it was a drunk minister, that gave it away to Norway, whitout knowing its value :S
Thank you for calling us Norwegians beautiful
hahahaha! I love that when you saw "Huldra" and "nøkken" your first reaction was "hell no"! dont worry huldra only lives in the woods and nøkken is lives by the river so you should be ok!
If you hear someone whistle on the night in the Woods you should worry. Usually...
Their also just myths, not real.
Det er ekte
@@naybuster83 no no! totally real. my grandma got eaten by huldra 3 days ago.
And Nøkken is pretty easy to avoid too. He usually comes out in the form of a white horse, getting people to get on his back before he starts walking towards the water in attemp to drown them. If you are already on his back by them, all you gotta do is say his name and he’ll disappear
Huldra on the either hand, not so easy to avoid
14:05 Sweden is not a member of NATO. (Finland is not either.)
They are buffer zone to russia
Edvin Alcantara im so Happy They are there
sirkus18 thats. Nice
@@edvins8863 Just how northern Norway/Finnmarksvidda is a big buffer zone. Just think about it, no rails for trains, no big highways going there.
And I love how they didn’t show a “Marius-sweater” when they talked about them, they showed some random knitting sweaters
You talked over where he said Denmark didn't actually gift Norway those waters ;)
The FBE channel reacted to the Russ Celebration if you ever feel intrigued.
The huldra in the image is a really untraditional depiction. Normally she would be depicted as an ordinary woman with only a tail to reveal her true nature. That said, she is a type of troll or tuss, so her true form is largely left to the imagination.
Woah, thats crazy. Either way the concept is definitely a scary one.
@@BrianVelez The Huldra changed over time, but is a pretty blonde that seduce men, she has a cow tail that she hides from the man she seduces, and her goal is to get married, as that will get her tail to fall off. But once married, if he mistreats her, she'll turn into a Troll. Basically old stories to make men treat their wives well. There's also Mare, a creature that will sit on your chest while you sleep, it's said the creature rides your chest, referred to as a Mareritt, a mare ride, and is the origin to the word nightmare.
@@BrianVelez That rendition is from a Norwegian thriller movie called Thale
Fun fact about Hell. In 1990s a woman born there won the Miss Universe contest. When she visited David Letterman he introduced her as 'the beauty queen from Hell' 😁
Back in 1979 Norway offered Sweden large portions of the oil fields in the North Sea towards 40% ownership in Volvo. Sweden turned down the offer, and their loss has later been estimated to 70 billion dollars.
Wow! I've never heard about that, that's very interesting.
Really liked this video!much love from norway❤️
It’s not ha, that just sounds weird! It’s hæ, hæææææ
they don't have æ in they're vocabulary
@@Lavender.films02 Their*.
Heads up, Fylker is not pronnounced Foolker, not even recognizable if you took a fuzzy guess. Soo its probably best to not try to impress the locals with that one. Additional note, a lot of inaccuracies, but a lot of it is actually quite good. Yes, Norwegians freakin love their tacos.
Lol I was just in Norway and I couldn't find any! I'm going back in like 4 days and I'll try again XD
Brian Velez u kinda have to make it on ur own. If u ask ppl from norway how to make a norwegian taco u r going to get answers easily:) and btw it has kinda become a tradition here in norway to eat tacos every friday. And dont forget our chocolate and Grandiosa (pizza) and if u thought we only eat that food (from the video) ur wrong haha. Most norwegians eat like americans lol
Things to do in Oslo:
*Depneds on how much you are willing to spend.
* Travel to Holmenkollen and get a beatuful view of the entire City
* Dinner/lunch is best eatan at Akerbrygge
*See the Kimgs castle and the Kimgsguard
* Oh and visit Haralds Vaffel to get an incredible Norwegian Waffle with som Brown Cheese.
* Browncheese is a must try, ypu might not like it, but you have to try it, it is the most Norwegian thing ever...
You dont get a norwegian vibe in oslo tho
@@johanvryvig6673 Haha i know, live about 30 min away, but wanna move to Nordland
@@toaletttbord nordland is nice. I live in bergen. And I still dont know why I type in english to you
@@johanvryvig6673 Haha so everyone else can umderstand us? i dunno😅
@@johanvryvig6673 You get something better: the Oslo vibe.
The Kalmar-union was established between the three Kingdoms of Norway, Denmark and Sweden in 1397. Sweden seceded from the union in 1523 (ish). In 1536 the Danish King decided that Norway was a province of Denmark and Norway had no say in this. After the British destroyed the Danish-Norwegian (Really just Danish) trade-fleet in Copenhagen we were forced to side with Napoleon. After (during) the war Denmark was forced to hand Norway over to Sweden in the Treaty of Kiel in January 1814. May 17th, 1814 Norway signs it's own Constitution, and declaring it's independance. Which the swedes didn't care much for, and invaded Norway since Britain had promised that Norway would be ruled by Sweden. After a short war Norway and Sweden entered a Union. The Swedes allowed Norway to have it's own Constitution where Norway and Sweden shared a Monarch. The Union was dissolved in 1905 which marks the start of the truly Independant Norway (minus a short break 1941 - 1945).
I would also add, the Kalmar Union was a result of the lack of population after the black death. As Noble houses in all three kingdoms was deplited, they agreed on Eric of Pommern as their new monarch, as he had ties to all three countries. Also here in Norway we call the "nation" of Danish rule Danmark-Norge, although this is not normal outside Norway...
It's also worth noting that Greenland was a part of Norway until Denmark was forced to cede Norway to Sweden. In the treaty, Denmark didn't cede Greenland as Norwegian land and I suppose the Swedes... forgot? Didn't care?
So that's why Greenland, originally Norwegian territory, is now under Danish rule. Sweden also took land from us in the treaties, like Finnskogen and other areas along the border.
The reason why nobody cared was that the regions were mostly uninhabited and that we couldn't really afford a war against Sweden or Denmark given that Sweden was an actual imperial power in Europe, Denmark was a strong country and Norway was probably one of the poorest countries in Europe up until the 1850s or so.
@@sigurdbloodbeard6046 Depends on what part of our history it applies to.
Basically it's "Denmark-Norway" due to it being a personal union between two separate kingdoms rather then one unified kingdom.
We didn't become a part of Denmark till 1536...
@@TheSystemaSystem same goes for Iceland and the Faroe Island, just like the Swedes forgot they existed.
Shetland and Orkney was also Norwegian but a Danish king wanted his daughter to be married upwards
mortgaged these islands to Scotland and then never payed back.
also the Kalmar Union was more or less started by Queen Margrete after her son, King Olav the 4'th died at the age of 16.
(how he died so young is up to debate, but his remains have found to have insane amounts of lead and arsenic in em but they are not sure if this is what killed him)
she was daughter of the Danish king and her husband, King Haakon the VI'th was son of the Norwegian-Swedish king Magnus Eriksson.
Magnus had his second son Erik taking over most over Sweden but that didn't went to well in the end and he died before Haakon VI did.
Margrete's father was the Danish king and he had no surviving sons so he had his nephew Albrecht of Mecklenburg set as his heir before he died.
but the Norwegians classified Albrecht as an "person non grata" so the Daish counsel decided that Margrete where to rule over the kingdoms until they found a more fitting person, this person being her sisters grandchild Bogislaw that she adopted and gave the name Erik, he was son of Vartislav VII of Pommern and Albrecht's sister thus the name "Erik of Pommern"
then some later all the higher ranking officials from the 3 countries meet at the Swedish town of Kalmar and accepted Eric as the heir of all the 3 kingdoms, and from that the name "Kalmar-Union"
also to note, Finland was then a part of Sweden and Skåne being Danish. also Schleswig and Holstein was under Denmark while not being "Danish" since the Danish king was set as Duke of said territories with no one higher than that in rank.
It is not ha it is hæ🤦♀️
ine å nå gir det menig ble litt forrvirra når de sa alle de greiene med ha.
Hahahah jeg dør😂
Cool video! Love from Norway 🇳🇴
Thank you ^_^ I appreciate you watching! Hello from (Currently) Riga, Latvia! ^_^
Norway is the best place on earth. OUR EDUCATION IS FREE! Hurra for Norge!
You make me so happy! This is amazing.
- 20 y/o norwegian
I'm from Norway so this was really fun to watch! ahah
When in Oslo, if you have time, go to Oslo Street Food (Torggata 16, 0181 Oslo
) and treat yourself to a pulled duck burger at Duck It! and a pint of local brew at the pub next to Duck it!
Other than that you can go to Vigelandsparken if you like statues, swing by the castle to look at the royal guards or just get lost in the streets and take in the sights and wander in to random bars or restaurants.
As far as food is concerned, don't be squeamish to test food in Norway, we have a _very_ strict law when it comes to consumeables here.
For instance, Fireball Whisky had to be withdrawn from sale due to us getting a shipment that wasn't meant for the European market and had too high values of propylene glycol (these values are legal in the US but not here).
Just go nuts, food wise you've got nothing to worry about.
If you want traditional Norwegian food, I'll recommend you eating either fish dishes or potetball/raspeball. Though lutefisk, rakørret and gravlaks might be a bit over the top. Especially lutefisk since that's somewhat best described as fish jello.
Hey! You can take the local ferry to Nesodden when you're in Oslo (it's a short trip, approx. 20 min and you'll be able to see Oslo from the seaside. There are Also other local ferries, but Nesodden has a great view of the Oslo fjord if you get a bit up in the altitude. (it's not a huge climb, and it's a populated area)
I’ve been to hell, its acualy quite beautiful
It's breathtaking in winter.
the best thing about Hell is that it's close to the airport
looool im from Sandnes in Rogaland not Bergen Brian .... i was in Bergen and like that city but im not there xD
Rogaland is the most westernmost county of Norge. You guys are very close to the British Isles and the Atlantic. I like that 🇳🇴❤
If you do drink alcohol I Would highly recommend drinking a beer/glass of wine in a student pub or a so called brown bar so that you only get a small culture shock. The cheapest beer you'll find if you go look for it is 7-8 dollars in a bar, just under 6 in the store.
Denmark didnt actually give away Norway, they lost Norway to the swedes after the war between France and England when Denmark supporter the french and Sweden supported the english.
When are you in Oslo? You should go to a concert, depending on the date. Also check out the food courts at Vulkan and Rockefeller. Other than that, lot’s to do in Oslo and the sorrounding areas if you’ve got the time.
So much fun to see Norway through your eyes - wish you a wonderful stay 🤗 And ps, don't listen to the guy who told you to try Grandiosa. It's like cardboard with heavily processed meat 🤭
What? I love grandiosa!
@@Mrreowmeowmrreowmrowmeow Haha
@@syndatha :/
@@Mrreowmeowmrreowmrowmeow Big one e bedre
@@elisabethose5229 Really?
This is great! 😊 Please make sure to react to Turbonegro, Kvelertak and Satyricon for your metal video. I suggest Sigrid, Razika and Dagny for pop. :)
In Oslo you can ride the ruter ferry island hopping in the Oslo fjord
first one ^^^^^love you bro ^^ love from sweden
No, i am first.
Indeed Norge is a beautiful place. Nature is No.1 with snow covered mountains and endless fjords.
Funn fact norwigans eat tacos mostely on friday it is cald « taco fredag»
I fuckings hate having NY-norsk at school
samme her
Samme her og
Ser ut som vi er fire
Unødvendig... Kan vi ikke heller lære et annet språk i stedet for en annen måte å skrive norsk på som vi aldri kommer til å bruke
@@tilde2435 Ja til og med rektor sa at vi ikke fikk bruk for Ny-norsk i framtiden. Men vi må lære det fordi staten vil at vi skal kunne det. Det er jo veldig irriterende å gjøre Ny-norsk når du vet at du ikke får bruk for det i framtiden.
He forgot to mention the Grandiosa pizza in this segment. The most sold pizza in Norway. It's made with Norwegian meat and cheese and is sold in stores as a frozen pizza which you just warm up in the oven. Delicious!
In Norway almost everyone eat taco every Friday ahahah
I was recently thinking of moving to Norway in 10 years or such, actually. But then I got a nasty cold I'm still recovering from. I'm not sure if I'm built for there 😂
The Kalmar Union was a Scandinavian Union which existed lets see if I remember it correctly, 1397-1523, with the governing seat in Denmark.
Viktor Tomanov where do you currently live?
@@vnwvn3558 I currently reside in Germany. But why the question?
Viktor Tomanov you mentioned how cold it is, it can indeed be cold. But if you move to Oslo it’s not that bad.
@@vnwvn3558 Jeg var forkølet bare fordi jeg ikke lever særlig sundt lol. Men det hjælper heller ikke at bo noget koldt sted.
Alligevel tak for dit indbydende svar. Undskyld mit norsk, nuværende læser jeg dansk på universitetet. Hårde tider kommer der for mig jeg ved 😁
@@yttrv8430 Du er hjertelig velkommen. Som nordlending kan jeg anbefale sør-østlandet. Vestfold, Østfold, Oslo og Akershus nær vannet er ikke så ille med tanke på temperatur. Hvis du kommer fra sentralt i Tyskland vil du nok ikke merke store forskjellen i henhold til temperatur. Når det kommer til været har vi et ordtak i Norge: Det finnes ikke dårlig vær, bare dårlige klær. Kle deg godt, så skal du se at du ikke fryser, og slipper å bli syk.
Fun to get your reaction to this compilation of Norwegian funfacts!
If you really wanna experience Norway i really suggest going for a real trip (as in not just a stop on the road to another country). You should be able to travel by train, boat (ferry if you like) and Get to experience what the real nature of Norway looks like! You'll be amazed! Also if you'd like, there are endless of breathtaking hiking trails! ❤️
in alt for norge they actually meet there norwegian relatives. just so you know
Oslo AirPort is NOT in Oslo, its originally called Gardermoen, and is called Oslo because it’s near, and most pepole don’t know about “ullenstad” and “Nannestad”, which is in the fylke “Akershus”
Jeg elsker videoene dine
If you can eat cheese I recomend you try brunost on a slice of bread
Love the video❤️
I am from norway :D
Its very coola that u make a video of norway :D
Yup, we have a really long coast... of water, which is the definition of a coast
The noble peaceprice is given away in olso because the guy named Nobel (don’t remember his first name) thought Norway was so much more peaceful than Sweden and therefore the peaceprice should be given away by Norwegians. (But Norway actually is much more peaceful than Sweden. Sweden has 4 times the amount of murders a year than Norway does). -random facts from a Norwegian :)
Kalmar union was a union between Danmark sweden and norway in 1397-1523 i think and that union was broken up a few times
russ is basicaly a lot of beer and orgis
for 3 hole weaks
LOLOLOLOLOL Oh my lord, and of course, I had to graduate in the States -_-
4:42
That's not entirely true.
You *are* allowed to camp on private property without permission from the owner.
However it's more about things like not camping too close to homes or nesting birds or on farmland etc and not breaking branches etc to burn and to know where it's safe to burn stuff or not etc, etc, etc.
14:50
If you watch it again you'll notice that this part wasn't really true...
Wrong, the owner of the property has indeed autority to ask you to leave. Unless there is å state owned river running through the proberty. Also you can only have a tent up for 48 hours. Permit is required after 48 hours. Stupit rules nobody cares about though 👌
@@Cjoh93 Yes, he can ask you to leave.
But you don't need a *permission* beforehand.
But you're right, I should probably have mentioned *prior* permission...
And yes, you're right about the 48 hour rule.
People *do* care a bit.
But mostly people just do things like try not to damage the land they camp on etc.
I think he forgot another important thing. That we all pay tax monthly and because of that have more or a less free medical help. You can stay at a hospital without paying for your trearment if you have smaller or bigger health issues.
If you see in that little man drinking in 07:39, well I know that guy he’s my dads best friend. Plus He actually have a TH-cam channel name Apetor! :)
When it was realised there was oil on Denmark suddenly just jaw dropped ahahahha :D
Love from Finland
Your not landing even close to the capital Oslo. The closest city is Jessheim(where I live).
In Jessheim there's a brewery called Sundby tunet bryggeri. I really recommend a visit to that place. It's not far from the airport, just 15 min. Travel by bus, in Jessheim you can take the train to Oslo.
Not far from the airport there's ancient forrest, where you can find unique flowers and a downed airplane from WW2.
We also have our own viking grave here, called Rakne haugen(Rakne mound) A viking burial mound.
Jessheim dates back almost a 1000 years.
Many Norwegians actually eat taco every Friday. My family have done that as long I can remember.
I’m from norway, and it’s actually many things on the video i didn’t know about
02:20 hell in Norwegian means luck we use it in “Jeg ønsker det hell og lykke” so means “I wish you good luck”
You should look at Aland Island. Between Finland and Sweden
4:37 is the picture of that campfire taken from Rust?
Im a Norwegian!! I love this! Aaaah!
We do NOT have mayo on our tacos
Hey! Can You react to K1- Pentru Romania?!?! or military "traditional" songs? there's a lot of them and they're so cool!
Let’s be real Norway isn’t a country, it’s an own continent
Nirex ja
Hey I just wanted to say that you are so cool. You have to go to Norway some time. In Lofoten (almost the highest place) have you midnight sun. The sun doesn’t goes down.
Yes, come and stay for a year! :-D
Norway is also said to be the country for particularly interested ... (btw I am Norwegian - and it is true) Tacos is a Friday thing. Taco friday! "Everybody" eat tacos on friday while watching tv - the same tv shows that has been running for years and years. More or less.
One more thing: Lusekofte. Woolen knitted sweaters. Google Mariusgenser ...
Yeah, as a Norwegian, I have no clue what he was on about talking about Nepal.
Why did you skip the part where them talk about the trade off with the UK about some land in Canada, and the part where he show the land in Antartica that belongs to Norway?
The guy that made 3 swords monument (sverd i fjell) is actually my great granddad he’s name is Fritz Roed👌👌😁😁:)
My mom is actually from right outside Hell :p
Oh crud! That is cool! ^_^
I live 30 mintes from where Ivar Aasen was from and one of my childhood friends is his decendant
Yes go to Norway. Go in May. Thats when we celebrate the consitution day and you can also see the crazy russ. I have been one. Wicked fun. Check out the wellfare system. You would emigrate here asap. LOL: :) Fun to see your reactions. :)
you have to watch Flag friday after these cuz Paul also mentions some errors in th eepisode
There is an under water restaurant, but it is expensive tho
Non-tourist spots in Oslo: Grünerløkka, Akerselva, Blå, Brenneriveien, Torggata, Gamle Oslo, Middelalderparken, Hovedøya, Mathallen, The Botanical Garden
Welcome to Oslo!, ❤️
We dont have two types to spreak. We have to types to write. As and example we have all of these ways to say I: jeg, æ, e, æg and eg. And then think about how different we talk, depending on where we come from. So we can kind of hear on someones voice where they are from. And we understand eachother just fine. And because we are used to that we learn other languges pretty fast. And we also understand the Danish and swedish people better than they understand us.
In Norway is it over 200 places called helvete, helvete is norwigan for hell. Most of those places called hell is not to far away from Trondheim.
... another strange fact is that Norway exported 891 metric tons of frozen pizza the third quarter of 2019.... Some say Grandiosa (the most popular frozen pizza) is the new national dish...
Travelling to Oslo on a ferry is something amazing. I've done it. The starting point being Copenhagen. I also understand the comments of Oslo not being a good example of Norway.
Whereas you are allowed to die on Svalbard (but you can't get buried there), you're not allowed to give birth there; pregnant women have to leave for the mainland in the 8th month of pregnancy.
Denmark-Norway supported Napoleon in the wars, so when he was deposed, Norway was handed over into a personal union (ie. a Swedish king and Swedes running the Foreign policy - but with a Norwegian parliament under a new constitution - which the Swedes didn't have) in 1814. THAT union was dissolved after a referendum in 1905.
Oil and gas was only discovered in the Norwegian part of the North Sea in 1969. And the 200 nautical mile limit was only introducen in 1977.
So the Danes may kick themselves - but not for that reason. In 1814, Norway was one of the poorest countries in Europe, and remained so until about the mid 1960s.
Hei jeg er Norsk🇳🇴
Hvordan har du det? Everyone loves your country. Jeg esker også Norge. It's a beautiful country.
Yes one more thing i had a cabbin without internet not water inside the cabbin and we had somthig called spinnig toilet (snurredass) withc is i toile is a toilet where the shit goes down in a hole
Can you do Geography now Moldova?
I've been waiting for Romania but the R is way down so Moldova is like Romania's lil bro and not so many people know that much about Moldova so i think it'll be quite interesting
Norwegans dont have mayo on tacos they ether have sour cream or garlic cream ( ranch) and ye I’m Norwegian and i love to have taco whit not the shell but the soft kind whit cheese nachos and ranch or sour cream. But dont judge our taste off food before trying it. Not all the food is good but you have to try laks (salmon) and you’re lucky if you find vild laks ( wild salmon) and try pizza bole idk iff you have it in the us but wehave it in norway its basically a bread that is round whit pizza sous and chese
ow that is my contry
im from norway and the taco thing v all it it on fridays but its hard to find a place that sells it
Ahhhh! No wonder I struggled so hard finding some!
You should go to The Opera house
I'd just like to say, that the reason for why Sweden (Alfred Nobel) gave us the Nobel Peace Prize to give out yearly is because Alfred Nobel wanted us to do it. We don't exactly know why, but there are good speculations.
I Recomend you to visit the Oslo operahuse yes I am from Norway 🙂
Hey buddy will you help me to get admission to a university in norway ? Your help will be seriously appreciated!! Please bro......
Literally none of us like Nynorsk in school, i also live 20 minutes from hell :P
LOLOLOLOL "I've been to Hell and back... Literally."
Matti Gutt I wish I learned Nynorsk in school. I changed school in the middle of 9th grade, and the new school did not teach it, sadly. In Highschool I had an exemption from it.
5:54 I live in Norway and are born in Norway and I Didn't know that it's a place that has the same name as my name Hedda! now I am shook