Norwegian Lesson: How are you?

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  • @lucasgavriel
    @lucasgavriel 10 років тому +34

    Tusen takk! Very helpful, love your classes

  • @albaba5390
    @albaba5390 8 років тому +5

    I speak several languages........I must say.......that the Norwegian language is indeed the most interesting language in the world! I wish to master it someday ! Har det !

  • @eduardo0796
    @eduardo0796 10 років тому +24

    If you want to use slang and stuff, you can also say ''Hva skjer?'' (What happens?) it means something like ''What's up?'' and you can answer just like you would answer in your language but in norwegian :) But remember, this is more used if you are young and it doesn't seem correct to use it to older people or people you should show respect to, like teachers, the boss, your grandma etc...

    • @ivanivan5511
      @ivanivan5511 7 місяців тому

      El Black Metal nos trajo aqui

  • @forbiddenmuse
    @forbiddenmuse 10 років тому +14

    Hi, I just want to say that I highly appreciate all your videos and I am subscribed! But there is one thing that in my opinion would be really useful: could you place all the phrases from the video in the description box? I always write them down and pausing video every few seconds isn't helping :P
    Anyways, I love your lessons, you are a great Norwegian teacher (probably the best in my opinion) and I can't wait for the next video! Cheers!

  • @PRISCILADUARTE28
    @PRISCILADUARTE28 9 років тому +2

    Thanks for your movies! I´m brazilian, i´m going to travel to Norway next year and i´m learning with you!

  • @exiledhobbit1441
    @exiledhobbit1441 6 років тому +2

    Jeg er en Visual Spatial Language Learner. I really like it when you put the words on the "board.: Thanks,! (From Houston)

  • @gustavotolaba6836
    @gustavotolaba6836 6 років тому +2

    Tusen takk! Jeg likte denne videoen. Du er den beste! 😊

  • @Kara.Kolousek-Equestrian
    @Kara.Kolousek-Equestrian 7 років тому +4

    I want to learn Norwegian language so you are helping me learn.

  • @gustavotolaba6836
    @gustavotolaba6836 6 років тому +1

    Wonderful video teacher Karin .you are amazingly good with it ☺😊☺

  • @weskos
    @weskos 10 років тому +1

    Sorry, that might have seemed snarky! : ) Thanks for the video, Karin. I especially liked the little normal paced practice portion.

  • @Richrick17
    @Richrick17 4 роки тому

    En av de vakreste norske kvinnene jeg noensinne har sett. Takk for leksjonene. Gleder meg til å være i Norge neste år! (I had to use Google Translate as I'm still learning, but very much appreciate your content.)

  • @tulipvalley111
    @tulipvalley111 2 роки тому

    Such a lovely language.

  • @salihtezcan1149
    @salihtezcan1149 10 років тому

    Hi Karin
    really nice video, I am coming soon for the holidays in Norway to Bergen.....................................
    in the meantime
    You look very nice indeed :*

  • @williamrhodes8059
    @williamrhodes8059 8 років тому

    Not sure if I just haven't looked hard enough, but have you made a video about Norwegian culture yet? If not, I think many of your fans would appreciate it if you made one ;)

  • @erhert
    @erhert 2 роки тому

    No matter how fun to listen your beautiful language, I think that it is impossible to pronounce tasteful for native Turkish speaker.

  • @basaka00
    @basaka00 5 років тому

    This video is kinda old, but the subject is very current for me. I read Norwegians don't use this questio that much, because it is a deep one for you, which you're not gonna answer it shortly and not to strangers. Can you confirm this, Karin or any person who lives/have lived in Norway? If this is true, what do you say instead when greeting a known and an unknown person? Thanks in advance

  • @vanessadiniz435
    @vanessadiniz435 9 років тому +1

    Hi Karin! thank you for the video. What if someone is really not good, bad... how should this person reply?

    • @CieloPalavecino
      @CieloPalavecino 6 років тому

      Vanessa Diniz i think you could say "det går ikke bra"

  • @eveif5
    @eveif5 6 років тому

    What about "står til" ?

  • @rudirudi1024
    @rudirudi1024 7 років тому +1

    I like it, but not easy for me.

  • @DaisyDuke0302
    @DaisyDuke0302 10 років тому +2

    Have you ever done a video on how to pronounce the letter "r"? I'm terrible at it. I can roll my tongue, but not while pronouncing a word with it. Is there some secret to getting it? Lol. does anyone else have difficulty with this? Darn American tongue! Lol

    • @NorwegianTeacher
      @NorwegianTeacher  10 років тому

      Hello! Of course I have! There are many people struggling with it. I suggest you check out "the R-sound" and the video "retroflex sounds" :) they both focus on the R in different ways :)
      Good luck!

    • @DaisyDuke0302
      @DaisyDuke0302 10 років тому

      Thanks for responding. I found those videos you mentioned. Very helpful! Still suck at it, but I'm going to have to practice practice practice. Lol!

    • @PaaAL
      @PaaAL 10 років тому

      Cassi Christianson You can also try few steps to learn Rulle-R. First you need to learn "d" sound, but without aspiration. (It's easy - just don't read D as "Dh", the English way, only sharp fast D, no "h" sound afterwards.)
      Then substitute "r" in the words with the new "d". And finally, try to put more pressure to "d", so the tip of your tongue will vibrate.
      I hope this helps.

  • @S117MasterMatt
    @S117MasterMatt 7 років тому

    If someone says "hvordan har du det" to me and I say "bare bra takk," are they going to look at me like I'm insane? Or will they know what I mean?

  • @JuanHernandez-pf6yg
    @JuanHernandez-pf6yg 7 років тому +3

    Useful. Thank you. Beautiful girl!

  • @fransvandenborg
    @fransvandenborg 10 років тому +1

    Thanks, met mij is het goed....groeten uit Nederland !

  • @Jay.Dovahkin
    @Jay.Dovahkin 6 років тому

    What about ‘Skjeera Bagheera’? I hope I spelled it right! :/

  • @ujku221
    @ujku221 10 років тому

    Tusen takk!!!

  • @vortexgaming1498
    @vortexgaming1498 5 років тому

    can you say Hvorden er du? or Hvordern er du det? Btw i love ur vids tusen takk for your help :D

  • @fsgaming6815
    @fsgaming6815 6 років тому

    Hvardon går det?

  • @zahrahnf1707
    @zahrahnf1707 6 років тому

    i want to learn norwegian bc Marcus and Martinus so Tusen takk for this 😂😂😂😂bc you are helping me to get to know more

  • @bubbastink1
    @bubbastink1 9 років тому

    Jeg vil Ikke gjøre mange kommentarer på deg fordi jeg er her for å lære og lytte, men jeg er veldig interessert I Norge fordi jeg er Norsk /Amerikansk og jeg valgte deg og liker videoene jeg tror du er en god lære og du er fun takk for sist ;)

  • @gustavotolaba6836
    @gustavotolaba6836 6 років тому

    The most beautiful teacher ! ☺😊😊

  • @jupiterwbc7169
    @jupiterwbc7169 5 років тому

    How do i say "and you ?" or what about you"

    • @Ridley369
      @Ridley369 5 років тому

      "og du?" = "and you?".

  • @CieloPalavecino
    @CieloPalavecino 6 років тому

    Why the "hvordan går det?" Doesnt have "du" after "går"?

    • @SingleButHappy
      @SingleButHappy 6 років тому +1

      Because it literally means: "How does IT go (with you)?" not "How do YOU go?"

  • @amanuelghebrab104
    @amanuelghebrab104 8 років тому

    helt fantastisk og høflige prate med oss så hjertelig takk tusen lærer gå videre lykke til

  • @arieailezion611
    @arieailezion611 4 роки тому

    takk! now i want to learn norwegian for real

  • @victorharrington3550
    @victorharrington3550 10 років тому

    wow, as an american, you have a really good pronunciation, :)

  • @mutawakkeladam609
    @mutawakkeladam609 9 років тому

    Tusen takk

  • @MarmAR-cg5ht
    @MarmAR-cg5ht 4 роки тому

    Takk!

  • @weskos
    @weskos 10 років тому

    Hvordan står det til?

    • @NorwegianTeacher
      @NorwegianTeacher  10 років тому

      Haha ^^ Good point! This is a pretty outdated way of saying it though! But good point ;)

    • @weskos
      @weskos 10 років тому +3

      Norwegian Teacher - Karin Good to know! Thanks. Maybe á worthwhile, or at least fun idea for a video would be to let us know some things to avoid because they're outdated or old-fashioned.

    • @NorwegianTeacher
      @NorwegianTeacher  10 років тому

      *****
      Haha, I totally know what you meal. Farvel and Adjø would probably be taught in norwegian classes here. But no one says that either ^^

    • @beckerqueiroz
      @beckerqueiroz 10 років тому

      Great idea, weskos. That would be one very valuable lesson.

  • @nero7469
    @nero7469 7 років тому

    Is this bookmål or Nynorsk

  • @AdnanKhan-dr8kq
    @AdnanKhan-dr8kq Рік тому

    ❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @MohamedAhmed-yx1on
    @MohamedAhmed-yx1on 8 років тому

    tusen takk

  • @oscarandersson4646
    @oscarandersson4646 10 років тому +3

    Jag är svensk. Varför kan inte svenska låta lika glatt som norska?!

    • @elemu3653
      @elemu3653 7 років тому

      Osacr Andersson fordi svensk er cool, sådan er det

  • @ayusingh14480
    @ayusingh14480 6 років тому

    Namaskar I am a Indian so I am be there Norway language thank you for basic of language

  • @fanielmengesteab2189
    @fanielmengesteab2189 8 років тому

    hei lærer Karin , jeg vil spørre deg et spørsmål og det er noen ungdommer sier``hva skjer`` hva er det de mener .kan du forklare litt om det

  • @NeurodogNVR
    @NeurodogNVR 9 років тому

    Luftputebåten min er full av ål

  • @virrthd980
    @virrthd980 6 років тому

    du er den beste læreren, mamaste

  • @olier1
    @olier1 10 років тому +9

    Have you been awarded by the Government for promoting culture?

  • @xxayla_ytxx9429
    @xxayla_ytxx9429 5 років тому

    Hei jeg er Ayla liker dine vids

  • @abeltewelda2386
    @abeltewelda2386 10 років тому +1

    Takk for hjelpen

  • @schneiderschneider0259
    @schneiderschneider0259 10 років тому

    Takk

  • @annqml
    @annqml 9 років тому

    Very useful for me - beginner :-) Takk:-) u r the best :-)

  • @mahmoodkarimi1503
    @mahmoodkarimi1503 8 років тому

    karin du er hjerter mitt😊😊😊😊😊😊

  • @cauhuynh6481
    @cauhuynh6481 6 років тому +1

    Hei sann . Hvordan har du Det? Jeg har Det bra.Takk for sist. excuse me.I dream just learning Norwegian language one hour a day.that enough for me.then I m feeling happy.Because In USA.everybody has to go working. Ha Det bra.

  • @Editsworld1
    @Editsworld1 10 років тому

    Tusen Takk DEAR KARİN TEACHER.I LEARNT 6 LANGUAGE S .I NEVER GUESS THAT I WILL LEARN LANGUAGE FROM UA-cam.ALL İS BECAUSE OF YOUR POZİTİF THİNKİNG.WİLL BE ANYMORE VİDEO ABOUT CONVERSATİON AND DAİLY SPEAKİNG? AND OGSA JEG BOR OG JOBBER İ KEMER ANTALYA. WHEN EVER IF YOU COME TO HOLİDAY YOU ARE WELLCOME.

  • @terryopsahl1677
    @terryopsahl1677 Рік тому +1

    Utmerket.

  • @dorianbriannrogel6838
    @dorianbriannrogel6838 9 років тому

    We are learning Bokmål instead of Nynorsk, don't we..? I hope I don't meet Nynorsk speakers if I learn Bokmål, I'd be really confused I think if there's a lot of difference.. bye.. thank you...

    • @williamrhodes8059
      @williamrhodes8059 8 років тому

      This isn't bokmål, it's an eastern Norwegian dialect..

  • @foothunger
    @foothunger 9 років тому

    How are you ikke how are you having it

    • @NorwegianTeacher
      @NorwegianTeacher  9 років тому +1

      those bros The english is explained to show you how norwegian say it. If I translated all the sentences to "how are you" it would not make any sense to anyone. Norwegian say "how are you having it".

    • @foothunger
      @foothunger 9 років тому

      Norwegian Teacher - Karin gramatik kan ikke gjøres om fra norsk til engelsk. how are you having it er brukt f.eks how are you having the steak osv.

    • @dennismoe7071
      @dennismoe7071 8 років тому

      +NORSK OLJE Så dum du er lol. Hun oversetter det direkte slik at de som ikke kan Norsk skjønner det mye enklere.

    • @foothunger
      @foothunger 8 років тому

      Dennis Moe vis du skal kalle meg dum så kan du i vertfall være litt mindre hebroken.

  • @توریالیامیری-ز4ج
    @توریالیامیری-ز4ج 2 роки тому

    P

  • @hafeezullah1212
    @hafeezullah1212 8 років тому

    it's ghoost language Nice

  • @andreandre3058
    @andreandre3058 3 роки тому

    Ya Allah susah 😭😭😭😭 too many version of saying how are you in Norway hikshiks

  • @MR-tc6fh
    @MR-tc6fh 2 роки тому

    you are stunning

  • @ashoknayaki7776
    @ashoknayaki7776 2 роки тому

    Install audio
    Bible

  • @ashoknayaki7776
    @ashoknayaki7776 2 роки тому

    Norwegian bible App
    English bible App

  • @lizard5678
    @lizard5678 10 років тому +1

    The only reason I watch these videos is to see that tongue piercing.

  • @AdamSaeba
    @AdamSaeba 10 років тому +2

    Are you aware of the fact that a lot of, if not all, your subscribers don't really care about Norway but are interested in moving to this country because of jobs opportunities and so believed "generous welfare" ?

  • @iara.lumont
    @iara.lumont 10 років тому +1

    Tusen takk!!!

  • @talhataha3579
    @talhataha3579 3 роки тому

    Tusen takk

  • @marioa-b5345
    @marioa-b5345 Рік тому

    Takk

  • @nuurhassan4690
    @nuurhassan4690 4 роки тому

    Takk for hjelpen