I guess, old-school British English also has just the same Æ-sound. I remember it from my first English book, it was 1990 and the book could be already 20-years old back then. :-)
I'm Japanese junior high school student.I live in Japan.I study Norwegian and English...etc.Your videos are very good and fun for me.And I can study Norwegian and English in your videos.Thank you.
Thank you for the Videos, they really help me 👍 I am from Germany where Norwegian isn't taught in school, so I have to teach myself. I am currently looking for a "tandem Partner" because I don't know anyone who speaks Norwegian, and therefore I can't really communicate in Norwegian :p But your Videos are very helpful for me, thanks :)
Gremlinbk Hei :) jeg har en video om Æ Ø og Å. Kanskje den kan hjelpe? :) ua-cam.com/video/l23CjariO0A/v-deo.html And also here: ua-cam.com/video/-ho9YYsyPWc/v-deo.html
T Sizzle Hello :) I have a video on Å allready! :) take a look at this playlist for many sounds: ua-cam.com/play/PL3OGRL1vf55xisZj52ci1C_47bXRxApoc.html
Jeg skal ikke bli slem, men jeg hater når folk utaler æ som ai eller ay og da bruker det i dems navn (for exsempel snæl (di tror det er ‘snail’) men i ektighet er det bare snaerl liksom. Du får lov å fikse mit gramatisk feil vis det er. Jeg er flytende å snakke med ikke så masse å skrive.
burndead I think I do have that actually... Æ Ø Å ua-cam.com/video/l23CjariO0A/v-deo.html O and U : ua-cam.com/video/hxL67KOKXK0/v-deo.html Y and I: ua-cam.com/video/iHnXihStww0/v-deo.html Just missing E actually...
This was very helpful. Thank you for your effort to teach us this beautiful language. :)
Best videos I found. Thank you!
I guess, old-school British English also has just the same Æ-sound. I remember it from my first English book, it was 1990 and the book could be already 20-years old back then. :-)
I'm Japanese junior high school student.I live in Japan.I study Norwegian and English...etc.Your videos are very good and fun for me.And I can study Norwegian and English in your videos.Thank you.
tytm sakamoto Very impressive that you are studying those two languages. Good luck with them! Your English seems very good.
Thank you.And nice to meet you.
tytm sakamoto Best of luck to you in your learning! :)
Thank you for making these videos :) I've just started learning Norwegian and your videos are very helpful. Takk :)
Who all watch this channel just bcoz she is beautiful to watch☺️
Haha, you're so cute and funny. This was helpful, thank you! In Ireland, we pronounce our 'a's the way you pronounce the æ so that is useful for me.
Ciara Carruthers Uh, thats great to know :D thanks for sharing :D
Thank you for this explaining this. You make everything very simple. I can understand this now.
Thank you so much! That was a nice and simple explanation. It helped me a lot!
Exactly what I was looking for, takk!
Thanks a lot teacher!!! It is really helpful! :)
Very good video and very good explanation
Ok, so the aphabet of my language, begins with an "A" sound. But I didn't know, about the long mouth-wide mouth thing. You're amazing!
I can now hear the difference.thanks karin
Tusen tak! Jeg laerer Norsk at the moment. The norwegian AE sounds exactly the same as the Dutch a / aa
Thank you for the Videos, they really help me 👍
I am from Germany where Norwegian isn't taught in school, so I have to teach myself.
I am currently looking for a "tandem Partner" because I don't know anyone who speaks Norwegian, and therefore I can't really communicate in Norwegian :p
But your Videos are very helpful for me, thanks :)
mr t-bone we have Danish schools in Schleswig-Holstein tho
so
awesome- A sound
apple- Æ
This is a good video thanks
Tusen takk Gud velsigne din sjel
I keep lett men jeg skal praktisere mer og mer. Tusen takk Karin.
Riccardo Quiroga Veldig bra! Det er det eneste som fungerer! :)
Gleder meg.
bra gjort , holde det opp !
thanks, very useful.
Fantastik! Tusen takk! Men jeg har størst problem med Ø. Kan du sett leksjon om det bokstav?
Gremlinbk Hei :) jeg har en video om Æ Ø og Å. Kanskje den kan hjelpe? :) ua-cam.com/video/l23CjariO0A/v-deo.html
And also here: ua-cam.com/video/-ho9YYsyPWc/v-deo.html
Norwegian Teacher - Karin Faen :) Jeg prøvde å finne denne filmen, men jeg feil :) Takk en gang til, ha en fin kveld!
Tusen Takk!!!
What about the sound from Å? Such as
Ålesund
Flåm
Takk
T Sizzle Hello :) I have a video on Å allready! :) take a look at this playlist for many sounds: ua-cam.com/play/PL3OGRL1vf55xisZj52ci1C_47bXRxApoc.html
+Norwegian Teacher - Karin, Ahhh, takk!
Takk for i dag.
The day isn't over yet?
Ja thank you for that correction.
The dutch aa is the same pronounced as æ.
Dutch poeple say a the same as in norwegian
Jeg liker norks, jeg lærte mye norks av deg i dag #norsk
Is æ the same sound in _er_ and _der_?
yes, in bokmål! :)
Norwegian Teacher - Karin
knew it :D
It's such an interesting language, and the similarities with English and German are crazy
Takk for hjelp!
Tusen takk Karin! :) This was a good clarification. Love your videos! Ha det bra :)
I would've just said A is like the vowel in "father" and Æ is like the vowel in "cat". Easy.
It is too easy. :) Also my language has these sounds. :)
Zsolt Duchaj Good to know its easy for some! :)
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In Caucasian family lang there's æ a lot
Also in Iranic
Usful takk
Akram Doha noko alfabet.
Please someone, I need a quick fix for getting my letters in my keyboard. This is just shit.
Jeg skal ikke bli slem, men jeg hater når folk utaler æ som ai eller ay og da bruker det i dems navn (for exsempel snæl (di tror det er ‘snail’) men i ektighet er det bare snaerl liksom. Du får lov å fikse mit gramatisk feil vis det er. Jeg er flytende å snakke med ikke så masse å skrive.
Make videos about all the vowels, vaer så snill.
burndead I think I do have that actually... Æ Ø Å ua-cam.com/video/l23CjariO0A/v-deo.html
O and U : ua-cam.com/video/hxL67KOKXK0/v-deo.html Y and I: ua-cam.com/video/iHnXihStww0/v-deo.html
Just missing E actually...
Salute
Oay
fuck i cant i cant ...
Vaer
MÆRSK