Learn how to pronounce Æ. The link below will take you to the pronunciation course. The lesson will open in a new tab. Learn how to pronounce E. The link below will take you to the pronunciation course. The lesson will open in a new tab.
You will find a PDF with exercises here: Practice the vocabulary from lessons 1 and 2 on Quizlet:
The indefinite articles in Norwegian We use articles en, et or ei when we mention information for the first time and talk about something not known from before. For example: Hun jobber på en restaurant. – She works in a restaurant. Jeg snakker med en venn. – I’m talking to a friend. However, unlike in …
Practice Can you find all the words?
How to address other people? In Norway, it is not so common to use polite forms when addressing a person. That is why students refer to their teachers as “you” and just call them by names. The same goes for any other person that you meet as you go about your day: shop assistant, bus …
Tusen takk! Norwegians like to compliment your efforts to speak Norwegian, so you will often hear “Du snakker bra norsk!” – “You speak good Norwegian!”, even if you barely said a few sentences. When you receive a compliment, don’t forget to say “Tusen takk.” Hyggelig! It is quite common in Norway to shake hands when …
