Norwegian Grammar 2: Practice with Norwegian Vowels and Gender

[@annamessi2757]

Tusen takk for videoen din!

[@norgally12]

Bare hyggelig

[@monikazimovaart]

Thanks this was awesome! 👍😀

[@norgally12]

You are welcome

[@jayantanath9]

tusen takk madam

[@jayantanath9]

hi how it spells in a singular a hand in definate definate form and in plural definate and indefinate form

[@norgally12]

Ei hånd, hånda, hender, hendene

[@floriantschernik2218]

Nice Video
Is it true that I can use for a lot of feminine genders also the maskuline. They teach it like this in Duolingo. For example hånd - hånden, dør døren. They even use it for kvinne/ en kvinne - kvinnen and almost never the feminin gender ei. It's quite confusing. Maybe you have a tip for me to understand better. Hilsen frå Bayern

[@norgally12]

Yes, you can choose if you want to use the masculine form for the feminine. Both ways are correct.

[@floriantschernik2218]

@@norgally12 Tusen takk :)

[@jayantanath9]

madam
please tell me the spelling of fjæra or fjære means the feather which one is correct spelling_

[@norgally12]

fjæra or fjæren means the feather.

[@jayantanath9]

madam is this correct spellings of these words 1) en raka 2). en stiga please tell me the correct spellings of this words and also singular definite spellings plural indefinite and definitive form please answer