Tusen takk, Anette! That’s true that it’s also okay to sleep outside, such as going camping site during summer season. Instead of staying in a hotel, you will save a lot!
May I ask that if I’m a tourist from Asia planning solo travel to Norway without any debit or credit cards , just cash , would I be able to find some cafe that accept cash and able to ride bus using cash ?
Hey! That's right, you can use both to mean "please". " vær så snill" can be used by itself as it is (imagine kids begging for candy saying "vær så sniiiiiiill" haha) , but "er du snill" is only used as part of a sentence. But both are very commonly used; you can for instance say "send meg smørret, er du snill?", "er du snill å sende meg smørret?" or "kan du være så snill å sende meg smørret". The pattern of "kan du være så snill..." is just a tad more polite.
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Great job Anette.Tusen takk!
Tusen takk kjære jeg har lært mye av dine videoene. Forstette.
Very nicely and professionally done. Many thanks.
Tusen takk
Tusen takk, Anette!
That’s true that it’s also okay to sleep outside, such as going camping site during summer season. Instead of staying in a hotel, you will save a lot!
Great job Annette tusen takk
You're the best person in the world
Nice thank you
Try to get as much as I can and probably need to review many times. Thank a lot!
Your good teaching ilike more
Halo god morgen , vakker genser 🤗
Takk for det :) det er en genser fra Dale of Norway!
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May I ask that if I’m a tourist from Asia planning solo travel to Norway without any debit or credit cards , just cash , would I be able to find some cafe that accept cash and able to ride bus using cash ?
Hey Anette! Is it the same if I use vær så snill or er du snill meaning"please" ? Tusen takk!
Hey! That's right, you can use both to mean "please". " vær så snill" can be used by itself as it is (imagine kids begging for candy saying "vær så sniiiiiiill" haha) , but "er du snill" is only used as part of a sentence. But both are very commonly used; you can for instance say "send meg smørret, er du snill?", "er du snill å sende meg smørret?" or "kan du være så snill å sende meg smørret". The pattern of "kan du være så snill..." is just a tad more polite.
@@RyokanMeguri Thank you Anette for all the things you've done
you're Beautiful and very cute thanks
Wowwww sweet video Tunnes Takk men hyggelig skriver også snakker veldig mye norsk
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Tusen takk for video lærer Troills???
Lol, "Billy the tarde"
Sweetie, you've got some kind of weird voice to text captions you need to get rid of.