Learn Norwegian #15 - Demonstrative pronouns

This episode is part of a series of videos to learn Norwegian (beginner A1 level). In this lesson, we will look at demonstrative pronouns (this, that, these, those).
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[@silvanacorrea3938]

Hola ! Es muy didáctico el video ,me gusto 🙂👍

[@Yohann_Rechter_De-Farge]

Takk✨

[@gracezou4684]

How is car a masculine noun?

[@haraldbe5943]

It is quite random.

[@lateblossom]

Genders in languages sometimes simply divide the nouns according to certain criteria. For example, nouns that are feminine may be intangible things, while physical nouns may be masculine. It's a way of classifying the nouns according to whatever criteria was used in the development.