I’m guessing you’ve wrapped up this channel now. Thanks for the videos. They’re gold dust for people interested in Norway and the Norwegian language. Keep my fingers crossed you’ll come back!
The words rains and gold only reflect me the only Goddess / Lady / Queen / Princess / Star etc, and cannot be in someone’s name or yt name or comments etc, and the special name Tom only reflects my pure protectors aka the alphas, and must be changed! Most of the videos are helpful, but in some of them there is big term misuse and some very ofsv contents, but luckily most of it is just normal words and normal images!
I’ve been learning Norwegian for a few months now, and I memorized almost all the words in the first 30 videos, and I need to memorize the rest of them because there are always some words that need to be repeated more! But I can even understand a lot of written Danish now, because it is so similar to written Norwegian! And I can understand about 80% of the words in many of the videos where they ask people random questions! I think I can reach a higher level in Norwegian soon, that would be close to my level in Dutch! Most Norwegian words are so pretty!
The most difficult is, trying to figure out which nouns are neutral and which are feminine, without having to check that for every single word, but even the Google translator doesn’t show if certain words are feminine and shows them usually with the en article, even the ones that are feminine, so there should have been some lists that show the 3 grammatical genders for every noun, and the other 3 forms of the noun, because some of them have different endings if they end in certain vowels or certain letters! I also learned that there are two types of Norwegian, so it would have also been nice to have a list that contains all the differences between the two, because I just assumed that most words are spelled the same way, and only some of them have a different spelling or use a different word, so a list that only contained the words that are different in Bokmål / Nynorsk would have been nice! For example, på grunn av / grunna / grunnet!
And, it would have also been nice to have a list of all the different words between dialects, like, maybe in some dialects they use a different word for certain items or use certain words with a different meaning etc! I’m not sure how different Norwegian dialects are, or if they are as different as Dutch dialects that are a different language technically (for example, Dutch and Limburgish dialect, which is a different language that sounds more like German and like a mix of two) so, with such dialects, I must basically learn a whole different language! But I assumed most dialects in Norway aren’t that different, and maybe they only have some different words only, and a different accent!
When I learn a new language, I also try learning all the different dialect terms and meanings etc! Dutch and Norwegian are the easiest languages to learn, esp for an English speaker, and also Swedish, but Dutch and Norwegian definitely have the easiest spelling and pronunciation! And, I use all 3 articles in Norwegian, except for a few words, such as kake (I use en for kake and kaken) but, still, it’s still kind of similar sounding to the word for doo-doo (even the English word cake looks similar to it esp in spelling) and, when I think about the fact that in Dutch, they call the 🚽 a kakhuis, it makes me not want to use that word at all (because doo-doo related terms should never sound similar to a food related term) so, now I can never look at the word cake / kake the same way again! For almost all other words that are feminine, I use the EI article! So if anyone has a list or knows if there are lists of Norwegian nouns that show which nouns are feminine and neutral, or knows any videos that show such lists of nouns, one should definitely let me know!
Hey guys this video is way overdue. I wish I recorded more footage during various periods, especially during Christmas, but it wasn't until February that I decided to create this. Hope you enjoy it nevertheless
9:03 is a dock bubbler. It continuously breaks up the ice near a dock, preventing a sheet of ice forming under it, thereby lifting, warping, and ultimately damaging the dock.
@@Okjggesvblpümgf slowly getting used to it. The tricks are to wear a lot of layers (especially now when the temp is -18), have good people around you and spend some time outdoors when it's still bright. Also the colours of sunrises and sunsets are insane!
A relative from Norway came to visit last year and gave me a "Kvikk Lunsj", I had the wrapper kept as a souvenir and had no idea about the text inside so thanks!
Thank you so much for posting this! It’s hard to get information about Norwegian culture, Norwegian people and traditions… I was adopted and didn’t find my real family until my 40s and my father side are Norwegians… But I don’t live around any Norwegian Americans so these videos are gold it to me!
I’m glad you make these videos. It’s been my dream for the last thirty years to make a journey to Norway, land of my ancestors. I wish it were easy to emigrate from America to Norway, I’d love to be there all year round. It would be nice to live in a country where so many people share the same core values.
My son was born in Trondheim and we lived there for 7 years while I was going my PhD, postdoc and such. Now we have moved back to Brazil 🇧🇷 and have been living here for 1.5 years. He misses his hometown, although not having to deal with the long, windy and dark winters, and have a lot of sunny days here in Rio. Very nice to watch this video and reflect on the extreme differences now on January during the summer in Rio de Janeiro! Ironically what I miss the most is the summer in Trondheim, I think it's actually better than in the tropics.
Hello from Naples, Florida. We enjoyed seeing the winter weather and scenery in Trondheim. Thank you so much for sharing this part of the world with us. 👍👍
I'll be visiting Trondheim in 2 weeks and watching your videos has made me even more excited to see the town in person. Snow is something I've never seen outside of the freezer, neither have I experienced less then 10h of sun, it'll be quite a shock, a good one I'm sure :)
We just returned from Oslo (where grankids and family live)and decided that we must extend our next trip to include a train to Trondheim! Thanks to you I can sort of understand my 3 year old granddaughter and answer partially in Norsk(after 3 years of studying) Thanks and Greetings from Oregon-USA
Great video, as usual. The lowest temperature i've experienced in Trondheim since i moved here in 2010, was in winter 2010/11, when we saw temperatures plunging down to -24, and i loved it 😍
Amamzing, amazing, amazing, magic. These videos on Trondheim that you make are simply fabulous, so well done, always no stress, no complications, just pure beauty. Thank you so much for all the work you put in this, although you probably love it and it shows. I never get tired of this. It was so refreshing today, after the sleepless night in the sauna I'm currently living in. WONDERFUL!
I'll be coming to Trondheim in August to start the Erasmus Mundus Master's program and I am stoked after watching your videos! I really knew nothing about Norway before and these have been a great way to mentally prepare.
Thank you for showing us such a wonderful video! Such a great scenery Winter time in Trondheim, Norway. I feel so happy watching your footage! I look forward to your next work! Have a safely out there, my friend..
Thank God I live in Algeria on the Mediterranean coast and near the desert and we have a beautiful climate even though the summer is very hot, and I love Norway and its wonderful people, but what amazes me is how its people can live in a cold climate and the very long polar nights in Bergen, Tromsø and Trondheim and how they do not get depressed If I were them, I would go crazy and lose my mind
They always have something to do in the winter time. Hygge is so cozy. I lived in Norway for 11 months and i was happy there. I guess it depends on a person's taste. I'm not an out going person so I pretty much like to be inside the house and enjoy the snow view un my window
Hey man, thank you for making videos about Norway, coming there is my number one dream nowadays! Hopefully you are doing great and come back with a new videos soon!
It's clear that you're proud of your city and very knowledgeable about it. Thank you for sharing! (And I wish my Norske was 1/10th as good as your Engelsk! - I am just learning!)
Absolutely like your videos about what Norwegians think of other countries! Love to hear what Norwegians think of East Asian countries including Korea, Japan, Hong Kong and Taiwan
I was there this Winter and seeing this really makes me miss the city! Running into you some day would be really funny, even tho I get shy when being talked to in public :)
This content is what makes UA-cam glow!! Thank you so much for all the effort, the final product is both enjoyable and outstanding in its semplicity. Please gift us with more useful, well-made and honest videos like this one!
Hi! Great video as always. I think it would be nice a vid about the NTNU, showing us the campus and some of the inside areas through a tour. I probably go to study there next year, so that video would be amazing! Thanks! :D
Tusen takk! I moved to Trondheim in March, so I got the snow but less from the darkness; will be interesting to expierience that the coming winter. Also nice views from NTNU, where I work now. Thanks for the reply nice video.
I want to move to Norway sooo much. I just got my dual citizenship with Poland so I might be able to do it in the next year but I’m still learning to language. I love everything about the country from what I’m seeing from your channel
This video inspire me to accelerate me to move in norway. I'm a nurse, exept for the lenguages, the darkness is the only problem i have to move in Norway. But i see your video and maybe it's not a great problem the short light's hours :) Takk!
I have only been in Oslo in Norway, and I enjoyed the video a lot! I am soo dying to see Trondheim now. Thank you! Hii from Turkey. I even started Norwegian at Duolingo after watching your videos. Even the IT jobs requires Norwegian in Norway.
This video is great and your narration is fantastic and the swearwords coming out of nowhere made it funny as well ! I moved to Trondheim last month and it seems that I'll be staying here for good. Great place!
Thanks for your videos. Norway is my favorite European country and I relate to it quite a bit. We're hard core skiers and a strong outdoor family. So it was good to see some of the lifestyle there. Although, I'm not a big city fan. I prefer the country more, but this is good parts of the country to see too. Hopefully we'll get to Norway someday, which would make my efforts to learn Norge really pay off. The cold doesn't bother me much. I've lived for years in places where it can get down to -70f for 3 months. So the cold Temps are not a big deal to us. The good thing about the cold is that you can always put on layers to get warm...as opposed to the heat, you can't escape it much unless you can get into AC.
Translation of the chocolate: - Plan your trip and report where you are going - Adapt the tour according to ability and conditions - Pay attention to weather and avalanche warnings - Be prepared for storms and cold, even for short trips - Bring emergency equipment to be able to help yourself and others - Make safe road choices. Recognize avalanche-prone terrain and unsafe ice - Use a map and compass. Always know where you are - Turn around in time, there's no shame in turning around - Conserve your strength and seek help in case of an emergency
Confidently watched this vlog after finishing up all your Norwegian lessons. And yeah, I still didn't understand a thing 😂😂 Guess still a long way to go but, hey I do really love your channel. And your voice too! Please keep posting. We're here to support! Tusen takk 🤗
I'm glad UA-cam recommended this video to me. I am always drawn to Trondheim though I haven't been there personnaly. Just saw the pictures of the city online. Looks pretty laid back yet fun. I hope can visit there one day and see the northern lights.
I moved to Trondheim from a warm country in Desember last year- magical 🥰 I also moved out of Trondheim exactly one day ago 😅 You're making me miss winter Trondheim. Imma come back to this video every time I need feel good vibes. great video 🇳🇴💕
I'm from Brazil and we are currently on Winter, but we only have snow in the South of the country and it shouldn't be normal. It's actually a consequence of the climate change, unfortunately :/ Nice video by the way and I hope one day I can get to visit Trondheim at least once in this short and fragile path called life. Stay safe :)
Wow okay so there actually is snow in Brazil. Seems you stole our snow cause we don't get nearly as much as we used to many years ago. Glad you liked the video
@@SimpleNorwegian haha but it doesn't have as much snow as in Norway. As I said it is a consequence of the climate change and it's rare to snow here. In this link you can see a recent report from a local newspaper: ua-cam.com/video/z9lEJaKEnBQ/v-deo.html
nice video! i start watching ur videos a few months ago and now i’m staying at Oslo as an exchange student. hope to visit Trondheim and Tromsø in winter time ❄️
great one! I spent a bunch of time in Trondheim as a kid in summer (mora mi kommer fra Trondheim), so really great to see it in Winter. Makes me want to go back ... snart! Kvikk lunsj is indeed the superior Kit Kat. BTW brilliant posting this in August, bc people actually really WANT to see the snow now.
Great video. I hope you would do the same with Tromso as I will be getting my masters from The Arctic University of Norway next year Inshallah. I have never experienced snow in my life, and I am so looking forward to it in Tromso!
I was learning Norwegian for a bit but, I got re-connected with an old Swedish friend so, I went back to Swedish language instead. The languages are similar so, I decided to stick to just one for now. It got to confusing for me. However, I still enjoy your videos!
Just want to say that your videos have been a refreshing twist and uniquely helpful in starting to learn Norsk. Your North American accent is so good. I'm very curious. Have you spent much time in the US or Canada or did you pick up the accent some other way? Also thanks for the great videos.
In your videos I do pay attention on stores in the street. I was wondering if you could do a video on shopping culture in Norway? Is it common for people to buy local or most of the things are imported like it is in Canada ? Thank you!
I’m guessing you’ve wrapped up this channel now. Thanks for the videos. They’re gold dust for people interested in Norway and the Norwegian language. Keep my fingers crossed you’ll come back!
The words rains and gold only reflect me the only Goddess / Lady / Queen / Princess / Star etc, and cannot be in someone’s name or yt name or comments etc, and the special name Tom only reflects my pure protectors aka the alphas, and must be changed! Most of the videos are helpful, but in some of them there is big term misuse and some very ofsv contents, but luckily most of it is just normal words and normal images!
I’ve been learning Norwegian for a few months now, and I memorized almost all the words in the first 30 videos, and I need to memorize the rest of them because there are always some words that need to be repeated more! But I can even understand a lot of written Danish now, because it is so similar to written Norwegian! And I can understand about 80% of the words in many of the videos where they ask people random questions! I think I can reach a higher level in Norwegian soon, that would be close to my level in Dutch! Most Norwegian words are so pretty!
The most difficult is, trying to figure out which nouns are neutral and which are feminine, without having to check that for every single word, but even the Google translator doesn’t show if certain words are feminine and shows them usually with the en article, even the ones that are feminine, so there should have been some lists that show the 3 grammatical genders for every noun, and the other 3 forms of the noun, because some of them have different endings if they end in certain vowels or certain letters! I also learned that there are two types of Norwegian, so it would have also been nice to have a list that contains all the differences between the two, because I just assumed that most words are spelled the same way, and only some of them have a different spelling or use a different word, so a list that only contained the words that are different in Bokmål / Nynorsk would have been nice! For example, på grunn av / grunna / grunnet!
And, it would have also been nice to have a list of all the different words between dialects, like, maybe in some dialects they use a different word for certain items or use certain words with a different meaning etc! I’m not sure how different Norwegian dialects are, or if they are as different as Dutch dialects that are a different language technically (for example, Dutch and Limburgish dialect, which is a different language that sounds more like German and like a mix of two) so, with such dialects, I must basically learn a whole different language! But I assumed most dialects in Norway aren’t that different, and maybe they only have some different words only, and a different accent!
When I learn a new language, I also try learning all the different dialect terms and meanings etc! Dutch and Norwegian are the easiest languages to learn, esp for an English speaker, and also Swedish, but Dutch and Norwegian definitely have the easiest spelling and pronunciation! And, I use all 3 articles in Norwegian, except for a few words, such as kake (I use en for kake and kaken) but, still, it’s still kind of similar sounding to the word for doo-doo (even the English word cake looks similar to it esp in spelling) and, when I think about the fact that in Dutch, they call the 🚽 a kakhuis, it makes me not want to use that word at all (because doo-doo related terms should never sound similar to a food related term) so, now I can never look at the word cake / kake the same way again! For almost all other words that are feminine, I use the EI article! So if anyone has a list or knows if there are lists of Norwegian nouns that show which nouns are feminine and neutral, or knows any videos that show such lists of nouns, one should definitely let me know!
Hey guys this video is way overdue. I wish I recorded more footage during various periods, especially during Christmas, but it wasn't until February that I decided to create this. Hope you enjoy it nevertheless
Don't worry, it's still informative and really interesting :D
No worries, just glad to have you back 😘
happy to see you back! No worries
Still amazing. 😊
非常棒！amazing
9:03 is a dock bubbler. It continuously breaks up the ice near a dock, preventing a sheet of ice forming under it, thereby lifting, warping, and ultimately damaging the dock.
Aaah okey cool thanks, was wondering what that was haha
I just moved to Trondheim and your videos are an absolute godsend, I've learned so much!
Same
I lived in Trondheim, it is great to see loved places again😌
@@class_that How do u like it during winter?
@@Okjggesvblpümgf slowly getting used to it. The tricks are to wear a lot of layers (especially now when the temp is -18), have good people around you and spend some time outdoors when it's still bright. Also the colours of sunrises and sunsets are insane!
A relative from Norway came to visit last year and gave me a "Kvikk Lunsj", I had the wrapper kept as a souvenir and had no idea about the text inside so thanks!
Cute! 😊
Thank you so much for posting this! It’s hard to get information about Norwegian culture, Norwegian people and traditions… I was adopted and didn’t find my real family until my 40s and my father side are Norwegians… But I don’t live around any Norwegian Americans so these videos are gold it to me!
I hope you found what you were looking for!
I’m glad you make these videos. It’s been my dream for the last thirty years to make a journey to Norway, land of my ancestors. I wish it were easy to emigrate from America to Norway, I’d love to be there all year round. It would be nice to live in a country where so many people share the same core values.
Watching the video from Brazil. My dream is to see the snow! 😂😂😂 The city is wonderful. It looks like a fairy tale!
9:02 It's a pump that keeps the water moving so it doesn't completely freeze.
My son was born in Trondheim and we lived there for 7 years while I was going my PhD, postdoc and such. Now we have moved back to Brazil 🇧🇷 and have been living here for 1.5 years.
He misses his hometown, although not having to deal with the long, windy and dark winters, and have a lot of sunny days here in Rio. Very nice to watch this video and reflect on the extreme differences now on January during the summer in Rio de Janeiro! Ironically what I miss the most is the summer in Trondheim, I think it's actually better than in the tropics.
Hello from Naples, Florida. We enjoyed seeing the winter weather and scenery in Trondheim. Thank you so much for sharing this part of the world with us. 👍👍
Thanks for keeping on making videos. It really helps me to improve my Norsk and get closer into its culture and places.
I'll be visiting Trondheim in 2 weeks and watching your videos has made me even more excited to see the town in person. Snow is something I've never seen outside of the freezer, neither have I experienced less then 10h of sun, it'll be quite a shock, a good one I'm sure :)
I absolutely LOVE how this video has the perfect wit and humour. God, I am in love with these videos. Keep em up!
We just returned from Oslo (where grankids and family live)and decided that we must extend our next trip to include a train to Trondheim! Thanks to you I can sort of understand my 3 year old granddaughter and answer partially in Norsk(after 3 years of studying) Thanks and Greetings from Oregon-USA
Great video, as usual. The lowest temperature i've experienced in Trondheim since i moved here in 2010, was in winter 2010/11, when we saw temperatures plunging down to -24, and i loved it 😍
I saw the northern lights 2 days ago! Not that bright but always cool to see it dance) Trondheim ofc
I wish you can post more videos! I learn a lot of Norwegian from you
I look forward to your future videos. I like your street interview videos a lot! Takk!
Can't describe how nice this feels to watch on a hoooootttt summer day here in southern usa 😭 such a beautiful city and the winter sights are lovely
Amamzing, amazing, amazing, magic. These videos on Trondheim that you make are simply fabulous, so well done, always no stress, no complications, just pure beauty. Thank you so much for all the work you put in this, although you probably love it and it shows. I never get tired of this. It was so refreshing today, after the sleepless night in the sauna I'm currently living in. WONDERFUL!
Thanks for this video starting my Master's program at NTNU today, have been wondering what Winter is like here. Love your channel.
Remind me of the orientation day at NTNU back to 12 years ago
Good luck! Great city 😊
I'll be coming to Trondheim in August to start the Erasmus Mundus Master's program and I am stoked after watching your videos! I really knew nothing about Norway before and these have been a great way to mentally prepare.
How do u like it?
I left my heart in that city, really love it
Thank you for showing us such a wonderful video! Such a great scenery Winter time in Trondheim, Norway. I feel so happy watching your footage! I look forward to your next work! Have a safely out there, my friend..
Nice. I lived in Trondheim for 13 years. Elgeseter bru on a winter's night is subjectively the coldest place imaginable.
Thank God I live in Algeria on the Mediterranean coast and near the desert and we have a beautiful climate even though the summer is very hot, and I love Norway and its wonderful people, but what amazes me is how its people can live in a cold climate and the very long polar nights in Bergen, Tromsø and Trondheim and how they do not get depressed If I were them, I would go crazy and lose my mind
They always have something to do in the winter time. Hygge is so cozy. I lived in Norway for 11 months and i was happy there. I guess it depends on a person's taste. I'm not an out going person so I pretty much like to be inside the house and enjoy the snow view un my window
Hey man, thank you for making videos about Norway, coming there is my number one dream nowadays! Hopefully you are doing great and come back with a new videos soon!
It's clear that you're proud of your city and very knowledgeable about it. Thank you for sharing! (And I wish my Norske was 1/10th as good as your Engelsk! - I am just learning!)
Why did you stop man? I've just started learning Norwegian and found your channel looking for resources. Best wishes from Brazil!
Absolutely like your videos about what Norwegians think of other countries!
Love to hear what Norwegians think of East Asian countries including Korea, Japan, Hong Kong and Taiwan
Great to see you back ! I just love this channel so much for Norwegian learning :) Keep this up :)
I know its been a while but I'd love to see a tour of Trondheim in Norwegian. I think that would be great for more advanced learners.
Wow! Trondheim is a lovely place during any time :D
I was there this Winter and seeing this really makes me miss the city! Running into you some day would be really funny, even tho I get shy when being talked to in public :)
This content is what makes UA-cam glow!!
Thank you so much for all the effort, the final product is both enjoyable and outstanding in its semplicity. Please gift us with more useful, well-made and honest videos like this one!
Great video! I remember this times in Trondheim last winter. And now the winter is approaching again. Thanks alot.
Hi! Great video as always. I think it would be nice a vid about the NTNU, showing us the campus and some of the inside areas through a tour. I probably go to study there next year, so that video would be amazing! Thanks! :D
Please come back, I miss you so much!
40°C i Madrid... Men nå kan jeg drømme om vinteren... Takk for alt! 😅
Tusen takk! I moved to Trondheim in March, so I got the snow but less from the darkness; will be interesting to expierience that the coming winter. Also nice views from NTNU, where I work now. Thanks for the reply nice video.
I want to move to Norway sooo much. I just got my dual citizenship with Poland so I might be able to do it in the next year but I’m still learning to language. I love everything about the country from what I’m seeing from your channel
This video inspire me to accelerate me to move in norway. I'm a nurse, exept for the lenguages, the darkness is the only problem i have to move in Norway. But i see your video and maybe it's not a great problem the short light's hours :) Takk!
Wonderful video, congratulations! I loved! Nice shots, beautiful city! Thinking about going for vacations there! Thank you!
I have only been in Oslo in Norway, and I enjoyed the video a lot! I am soo dying to see Trondheim now. Thank you! Hii from Turkey. I even started Norwegian at Duolingo after watching your videos. Even the IT jobs requires Norwegian in Norway.
This video is great and your narration is fantastic and the swearwords coming out of nowhere made it funny as well ! I moved to Trondheim last month and it seems that I'll be staying here for good. Great place!
Thanks for your videos. Norway is my favorite European country and I relate to it quite a bit. We're hard core skiers and a strong outdoor family. So it was good to see some of the lifestyle there. Although, I'm not a big city fan. I prefer the country more, but this is good parts of the country to see too. Hopefully we'll get to Norway someday, which would make my efforts to learn Norge really pay off. The cold doesn't bother me much. I've lived for years in places where it can get down to -70f for 3 months. So the cold Temps are not a big deal to us. The good thing about the cold is that you can always put on layers to get warm...as opposed to the heat, you can't escape it much unless you can get into AC.
And I thought winter in Miami was bad. Looks like a cool town to visit...for a weekend....in the summer.
Yep summer is the time to visit. Just hope it doesn’t rain
Translation of the chocolate:
- Plan your trip and report where you are going
- Adapt the tour according to ability and conditions
- Pay attention to weather and avalanche warnings
- Be prepared for storms and cold, even for short trips
- Bring emergency equipment to be able to help yourself and others
- Make safe road choices. Recognize avalanche-prone terrain and unsafe ice
- Use a map and compass. Always know where you are
- Turn around in time, there's no shame in turning around
- Conserve your strength and seek help in case of an emergency
Confidently watched this vlog after finishing up all your Norwegian lessons. And yeah, I still didn't understand a thing 😂😂 Guess still a long way to go but, hey I do really love your channel. And your voice too! Please keep posting. We're here to support! Tusen takk 🤗
Hope to see more videos from you, your videos kickstarted my interest i læring norsk
Thank you for your video. I do enjoy watching them so much.
Thanks,very nice video. I look forward to Trondheim.
Great video! Trondheim in the winter is very nice, i love it.
I'm glad UA-cam recommended this video to me. I am always drawn to Trondheim though I haven't been there personnaly. Just saw the pictures of the city online. Looks pretty laid back yet fun. I hope can visit there one day and see the northern lights.
Absolutely perfect video that I watched and so beautiful and heart touching voice. I liked your all videos
Hei Simple Norwegian! Takk for lager videoene! Jeg lærer norsk og de er veldig hjelpsom, særlig med både bokmål og regional dialekt undertekst 😊
I moved to Trondheim from a warm country in Desember last year- magical 🥰 I also moved out of Trondheim exactly one day ago 😅 You're making me miss winter Trondheim. Imma come back to this video every time I need feel good vibes. great video 🇳🇴💕
Thanks for sharing.. I like to see the winter,its very cool!
Really enjoyed watching your video 😍
happy you made new video!!!! keep doing it!!! good job
I'm from Brazil and we are currently on Winter, but we only have snow in the South of the country and it shouldn't be normal. It's actually a consequence of the climate change, unfortunately :/
Nice video by the way and I hope one day I can get to visit Trondheim at least once in this short and fragile path called life. Stay safe :)
Wow okay so there actually is snow in Brazil. Seems you stole our snow cause we don't get nearly as much as we used to many years ago. Glad you liked the video
@@SimpleNorwegian haha but it doesn't have as much snow as in Norway. As I said it is a consequence of the climate change and it's rare to snow here.
In this link you can see a recent report from a local newspaper: ua-cam.com/video/z9lEJaKEnBQ/v-deo.html
Jeg er fra Wisconsin USA...seems like winters in Trondheim might be pretty close to ours!
nice video! i start watching ur videos a few months ago and now i’m staying at Oslo as an exchange student. hope to visit Trondheim and Tromsø in winter time ❄️
beautiful
Kinda wanna live in Norway now. It’s weather is almost just like colorado but a bit warmer even.
great one! I spent a bunch of time in Trondheim as a kid in summer (mora mi kommer fra Trondheim), so really great to see it in Winter. Makes me want to go back ... snart! Kvikk lunsj is indeed the superior Kit Kat. BTW brilliant posting this in August, bc people actually really WANT to see the snow now.
As many people are watching this video and reading this comment, may God's grace always be in their families and may their wishes be fulfilled.
Are you going to make new videoes thia summer? It would be wonderful to see new videoes from you.
I am enjoying all your videos..very informative
Please keep the videos coming, always enjoyable. Jeg elsker Norge !
Norway feels very similar to Canada. It's funny that you are more North than us, and it's dark much longer, but it's colder in Canada.
Nice video a lot of information thanks for sharing ;) I will visti next week
Great video. I hope you would do the same with Tromso as I will be getting my masters from The Arctic University of Norway next year Inshallah. I have never experienced snow in my life, and I am so looking forward to it in Tromso!
Taking January trip here. Great video
Lovely. Glad I found your channel
Fantastik! Takk for videon. 🤗
It's kind of funny, watching this video in the middle of August with temperatures so high (here in Italy, at least) and humidity through the roof.
Great video, I really enjoyed it. Thanks
I really enjoyed this. Takk
Håper vi treffes bare sånn tilfeldig en dag her i Trondheim! Takk for videoen :D
Hær i Norge e det mange fine steder.
Here in Norway There are many nice places
I was learning Norwegian for a bit but, I got re-connected with an old Swedish friend so, I went back to Swedish language instead. The languages are similar so, I decided to stick to just one for now. It got to confusing for me. However, I still enjoy your videos!
Very nice sharing
can u please tell me your intro music i love your music!
really amazing 🙌 LIKE
Beautifull country
This was great (og morsom!).
"We have plenty of snow here, for those who are viewing this from Brazil..."
Me as a brazilian: Sheeeeeeeesh, i wish i could go to Trondheim.
Where are my norwegians??? I miss them!!!
Just want to say that your videos have been a refreshing twist and uniquely helpful in starting to learn Norsk.
Your North American accent is so good. I'm very curious. Have you spent much time in the US or Canada or did you pick up the accent some other way?
Also thanks for the great videos.
I see Norway looks gorgeous in August :3
Great content
lovelly video !
Hallo! Mister, won't you retalk about norwegian verbs? I mean the past and future tenses?
Thanks!
As a Swede I can relate to the lack of sunshine during winter
In your videos I do pay attention on stores in the street. I was wondering if you could do a video on shopping culture in Norway? Is it common for people to buy local or most of the things are imported like it is in Canada ? Thank you!
-15C ? That's all you get? Dude I wish we had such warm winters here 😅
"our old ass bridge" haha
lol I was like "wait what?" I had to go back and make sure I heard that right 😂
First I would like to thank you for your great vedios about Norway and the language, secondly are you teaching bokmål or nynorsk accent?