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- Here is the Q&A you guys asked me to make! To all of you I didn't answer in the video, I will answer in your comment!
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When you started speaking Norsk I took that moment to try and use my Duolingo knowledge.
Thanks for a answering all this questions, and as always looking forward to your next video.
Oh! Thanks to answer my question! You're so lovely!
Yellow looks great on you !!
Your videos are amazing!! I started to search a lot from Norway since 2014, and i found your channel like 3 months ago, you offer a lot of information from Norway in your channel. You are right when you say to watch a lot of videos and movies to learn english, i do that i lot to learn new languages, but my favorite one is listening music and learn the lyrics...
Learning Portuguese is difficult to me, because is similar to spanish (my language)but is a beautiful language.
Idk why but i feel like a proud norweagian when you talk about how great norway is.
Yh that`s true. They are very proud of their conutry
@@casper7100 They have very good reason to be.
You should be
@@numbo655 everyone should be proud of their countries
@@SRBOMBONICA86 hmm.. not everyone agrees on that. For instance; I was sharing apartment with a Turkish student here in Oslo.. he admitted that he was very proud of being Turkish, and he also said "It bothers me a bit".. so, in order to test him, I said "I am also very proud of being Norwegian" (NOT true, I am not PROUD, content is a more appropriate word). His immediate response: "Oh really?! what do you have to be proud of, you were under Danish rule for 450 years", and bla-bla etc.. LOL! In other words: HE is allowed to be proud, since he is coming from the grand Ottoman empire, which colonized a few countries for a "few" years, whereas I have no reason to feel proud. Needless to say, perhaps, that I am not a friend of this person. Such people, patronizing "Karen"- types, are immediately put in the "Persona non grata"-category. You treat me good and I treat you good, that is my philosophy.
Such a worthy tips....God bless you and keep on succeeding.... Lots of love from Nepal (homeland)
Nice video and explanation!
Thankfully stumbled upon you channel and immediately subbed! Beijinho Grande Mon amie!
I love your channel sm ❤️ btw your norwegian is so good!
Agree!!
beautiful!!
Aqui no Brasil dizemos "Os melhores perfumes estão nos menores frascos" em relação à altura.
If you live anywhere long enough you will feel suffocated & bored, which is why travelling or just going away for a week gives everyone a much needed break, including those who stay behind! ‘Familiarity breeds contempt’ & ‘Absence makes the heart grow fonder’ are 2 sayings in North America!💖
Come visit my town Halden, the only Norwegian town mentioned in the national anthem.
Vc é adorável. Amo sua pátria, vou lá todos os anos.
as you were talking about names. My cousin's name is Råg and there is less than 10 in Norway with that name which basicly means the whole world because of "Å"
I feel like when you say some words in english like "that" or "eat" you say them with a norwegian accent haha (also, I've only been studying norwegian for about a month and I understood what you said på norsk yay!)
I though same about accent!
So true about the accent!
In the North of Norway the sun goes away from mid november to mid january ish. You wont see it at all, and its dark 24/7. And when the sun comes back its up for like 22 hours for many months, but its never dark anyway then. :p
Ofc she likes Bygdøy, it is one of the most expensive places to live in Norway.And it is filled with parks and luxury villa’s.
There is hard to find a decent place to live in Bygdøy for less than 1 million dollars
Very usefull and interesting Q&A . I don't understand norwegian but I suppose that your language level is very good.
And yeah, is a big difference between portuguese and norwegian language. For me, portuguese it seems to be easier than norwegian.
What I said in Norwegian was that I'm not perfect but I'm learning, and I can understand everything ;)
Nice Video !
Very Good english too !
I'd like to work in Norway but my english is not so good, I am only B1/B2.
If I have a degree in Computer Science and some experiences is simple to find a job there like Android developer or software engineer ?
I can't speak norwegian too but I'd like to learn so much!
I am from Norway and I wouldn't live in an other country. But I love to travel to other countrys to see other cultures and new areas
If norway was poor you would want to live elsewhere trust me 😂
@@SRBOMBONICA86 I wouldn't be so sure about that if I were you. I have my family and friends here and I don't want to live to far away from them. I think that the nature and fjords here is beautiful
@@idan.5316 there is beautiful nature everywhere ,but glad you love your homeland
@@SRBOMBONICA86 that may be true, but personally I have no reason to not love living here
Hi! Awesome, creative and interesting blogs. Just discovered :)
Det kan være interessant om du gjør noen blogger på norsk :)
Falou em palavras com pronuncia parecida ao portugues... canela-kanel på norsk :)
Para alem do que ja disse e muito bem...outros factores considerados pelas N.U. para determinar a felicidade de um pais: caring, freedom, generosity, honesty, health, income and good governance e a Noruega se pauta por todos... :)
2014 apanhei o verao ja la pro fim, mas no ano seguinte foi o verao mais quente dos ultimos trinta anos...
A Noruega e de facto um bom pais para se viver :)
Boa sorte no seu novo trabalho.
So helpful as always! I forgot to ask, how is your job going? Can you make a video about it? Cuz, as I told you, I plan to be an architect in Norway and I really want to know something about your job. Kisses :*
Hi Masa! My job is going super super well! Thank you :) I think it's a bit too early to make a video about it. I am still getting used to it :P but in the future, sure!
Please, can you talk about the universities in Norway? I'm thinking about going to study there, but I don't have much information.😘♥️
Have any of your family come to visit you in Norway and what did they like most about the place other then you?
if you want viarities here in norway when it comes to food go to the non populare food stores mosstly ownded by people from other countires. they sell so much mostly its asian food stores
beautiful look
Oslo is not typical Norway!
Costa rica tropical place
How is the life night in the winter time ,
What about countries who aren't part of EU? is there any chance for them or what should be done to apply for job in Norway?
i understand the cultureshock at parties. hehe. i feel sad for u that u had that first experience. this experience will be true for a while, but when people are older it usually involves more dinnerparties/food served and shared wine. but when people are students it is so expensive to share food and beverage that people take care of themselves as people have very different salaries or standards. :p I hope you enjoy parties in norway more now.
Spot on. Norwegian politics concerning alcohol is solely to blame for this 'culture', especially in the 'younger' generations. (I'm going on 50 and it's been like this since I was in high school at least, mind you..) We got something like a 60% tax on alcohol so for young people who might like to host more than one party a year, they will expect guests to bring their own beverages. Also if food is served it will most likely be said when inviting. On the other hand, I would definitely have let a foreign couple know what to expect when inviting as well, although I am unsure if I would have thought to do so when I was 18..
Heey I'm Portuguese too I'm thinking about going to university there but is the country friendly with foreigners that don't speak the language? And to find housing and jobs etc?
Boa Noite,
Estou a pensar em ir trabalhar para a Noruega, podias-me dizer qual o salário médio , já com os descontos feitos nesse País? Desde já agradeço a resposta, tudo bom .
Students can get 25 to 50 dollar in one hour and almost I like your all videos. It's very informative.
How so? I have been wanting to study in Norway and am trying to figure out everything I need to know about it. I’m American.
@@zachsmyder385 It depends on what you do, really. Assuming you come and dont understand or speak the language well you would typically get a job in within the service industry, like restaurants, bars, cafés etc. Working within this sector you will recieve a minimum wage of 168kr/h which translates to roughly 19 dollars per hour. Plus you have the tip paid monthly (tips are taxed in Norway by a new law that was passed a couple of years ago).
Working within storaging for bigger companies you will earn pretty well, too. In regular sales, like working in a clothing shop, you will earn less (maybe around 13-14 dollars per hour).
The contracts are secure within all jobs - they state if you are full time, part time or "extra". Full- and part time comes with an agreement of hours you work.
Regarding sickness you need to work for 3 months before you get paid sickleave. You have 15 individual sickdays you can use personally (often used for lighter fevers and minor issues) and you can also visit your doctor to get a longer sick leave if necessary.
i am doing my medicine graduation course i want to do my post graduate course from norway whats your opinion
Is life in Portugal good? Why did you decide to stay in Norway and not go back to your native country?
Which language is your favourite language
Your Norwegian is quite good. Eu nao fala Portugues, unfortunately. Greetings from Oslo
Very good!💖
How did you learn Norwegian?
Would you like to come to India in one state named as punjab
Could you do videos in Norwegian ❤️ love you 😘
Uff! That would be an adventure, but I can sure try! :P
@@MonAmieDesserts did you ever do one in Norwegian?
I just discovered you few days ago. I was wondering if you could answer me this question. Are exams in Norway hard to pass, and are there too much to study if you know what i mean. P.S i don't know if you ever talked about this or are you allowed, but thanks :D
Hi Marko! I think that will depend on what type of course you have, like in all schools :) I thought some courses were more difficult then others
I am planning to apply for NTNU Ms natural resources so am hoping it's not that hard programme :D Thanks for answering, keep up the good work. :*
Hi Marko! Hope i am not disturbing. It really depends on what type of course you are interested in... I just finished three single modules from a muster degree, Petroleum Law, Maritime Contracts and IPL at Oslo University. They were ok ... But for good grades like an A you need to work hard ... Norway has many options (studies) when it has to do with natural resources as you mentioned. Good luck
@@eugeniajose1749 hi I would like to know about bachelor courses in Norway.cleared the English proficiency test and planning to join next year.
How i came norway
Olha a Moniquinha falando norueguês pra valer em 13'10" :D
Where is best place to learn Norwegian in Oslo?
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How much salary does a part time job gives & is it sufficient for the students for survival
That really depends on what type of job you can get... but I would say that any part time job is well paid in Norway ;)
Hello Mon Amie👋 thanks for your info-cative(information and educative) vlog.
I’ve been following almost all your vlog on Norway 🇳🇴.
I’m embarking on a journey of migrating to Norway 🇳🇴. I don’t know no one there so I would like to ask if you could be of a help in finding accommodation and of course a job.
I am IT professional with nearly 2 decades of experience.
Thanks
Hi would u really recommend me sites for job in Norway.
Love u.
You can actually use Finn.no for this too. www.finn.no/job/fulltime/search.html?filters= You may need to use copy+paste into google translate for most positions as it is a Norwegian site. However lots of places in Norway don't require you to speak Norwegian to work there, although English is a definite advantage.
Can we convert the passport of Norway to other EU's country's passport?
NO
Hi i like your vido i want to cane oslo
Can I get a job as a registered nurse in Norway BTW I'm from India....I love to stay there
Do people there speak mostly english or nowegian
Both tbh :)
Both, and most have some basic knowledge of a third language. French, German or Spanish are the ones most commonly taught in "High school"
The eria araund olso i boring if you wanna se the contery travel in rest of.the contery
All norwigen partis ar nor like that
Mon Computering Amie
So sweet darling 🤩 Have a question! Why are you studying in Norway? You didn't finish uni in Portugal or your degree was not "valid" there? Sorry, I lost some parts! I'm asking because very interested to know if (usually) foreign degrees are accepted or not (for example a degree in history and art to work in museums). Please let me know :)
Hi! I did my bachelors in Portugal. And I also did my first year of masters in Portugal. Then I did half year in Trondheim as an exchange student and I decided to stay in Norway cause I really liked it here. So I applied to the university in Oslo to finish my master but they only accepted the credits from Trondheim, not the ones from my masters in Portugal. So I have to redo one year. That's it :P
Mon Amie ok so generally is not accepeted if is "half and half", but if done in another country the degree is fine. Thank you dear :)
I need Norwegian friends.
Norwegian Teacher-Karin
For some reason I don't like Oslo that much, I don't know why, I just don't. I like Bergen alot more
The only reason I'm scared of Norway is if i had kids and the barnevernet took them!!
That's ridiculous. Just don't abuse or neglect your kids, and you'll be fine. :)
If you hit your child only on the torso, not on arms and legs, you'll be fine. The kindergarten will not discover it. Or you may send your child to a coran school in your home country.
Norway way better value system than america
Ghh
"Can you speak Norwegian? " So she dodges their question by reciting a few very basic sentences. It's like me saying "Sim, eu falo Portugues, obrigado. Tenho dos anos. Neste barco a vela. Bon dia boa noite" ... and people who know nothing in Portuguese would be impressed.
You’re rude & certainly are behaving like a 2 year old! Your parents didn’t do a very good job raising you!
@@Lori79Butterfly cuando yo vivía en Andorra aprendí el espanol y incluso el Catalán en integralidad aunque no lo necesitaba. Creo que es perezoso ir por todas partes sin aprendre el idioma local.
@@barnbersonol so you lived in Andorra and learned Spanish & Catalan & couldn’t understand....I’m not sure if you mean you couldn’t understand Spanish or Catalan, but you think it’s important to understand the local dialect? Please clarify, I can only read Spanish because I can read Portuguese & I have Salvadoran family members.
@@Lori79Butterfly what I said is that I learnt Spanish and Catalan and had to fight against people's wish to speak English to me in order to do so. I like to speak the language of the country where I am rather than take the easy option by speaking English. My own language is Welsh btw.
Pls tal me how i came
8:08 You are 159 meters 🤨? Kinda sussy🤔
I really have an impression that there is no freedom of expression and a very suppressed culture in Norway and Sweden, is that true?
If you'd be able to elaborate a bit more, I might be able to answer your question. What do you mean by freedom of expression and suppressed?
Aguafria That couldn´t be farther from the truth! There is absolutely no suppression in Norway.
Yes in Sweden, and in norway and Denmark from the mainstream media just as in the us, but there are 3-4 websites where you can read what really happened. Unfortunately there is no independent broadcaster as fox news.
Norway is rated #1 on the World Press Freedom Index, followed by other Nordics.
probably one of the worst places to live in europe