Noe versus noen

Hva er forskjellen mellom noe og noen? Jeg gir deg alle detaljer :)
What is the difference between "noe" (something, some, any) and "noen" (somebody, someone, some, any)? I give you alle the details :)
Eksempler (can you explain these?):
1. Har du noe mat?
2. Det er noen folk her.
3. Noe skjer.
4. Jeg kjenner noen som snakker norsk.
5. Har du noen spørsmål?
6. Jeg har ikke noen spørsmål.
7. Jeg har ikke noe spørsmål.
8. Jeg gjør ikke noe / ingenting.
9. Jeg ser ikke noen / ingen.

[@sergiishiyan6123]

Everything is clear, but it is so difficult in the same time

[@omarc4ut]

Thanks for clearing up this question!

[@aleksander4711]

There is some hard teaching going. Thanks

[@c.s.9320]

Please make more!

[@tomasmosquera2483]

This was very useful :)

[@tomasmosquera2483]

My attempt at explaining the sentences:
1. ANY. it is single & uncountable
2. SOME. it is single, countable, with a gender
3. SOMETHING. We are talking about something (not someone)
4. SOMEONE. We are talking about someone. It is also single, countable, with a gender
5.ANY. it is plural
6. ANY. it is plural
7. ANY/A. Here the same word is meant to be used as singular (and has no gender)
8. ANYTHING/NOTHING. We are talking about something (not someone)
9. ANYONE/NOBODY. We are talking about someone (not something)

[@johnhulteen]

Thank you! Do you also explain andre/annet/annen in another video? I have subscribed.

[@frankoflight1128]

takk så mye. du er så kult

[@waleriasplendidws1047]

You’re a really good teacher! ❤

[@Holy_Weazle]

Takk! Det var veldig nyttig!