This reminds me of when the Norwegian rally driver Petter Solberg said "It's not the fart that kills you, it's the smell". Which is funny, cause the word "fart" and "smell" in Norwegian is "speed" and "crash/boom/impact". What he ment to say was "its not the speed that kills you, its the crash".
Sorry if you already know this but "elsker" is used in romantic relationships. When you want to say I love you platonically it's "glad I deg." I'm pretty sure this only applies when talking to people
Thank you very mech! I was searching the best Norwegian class in UA-cam. This is very nice and easy for the new learner! Beside that, this is both in English and Norwegian, So, very easy for me... I recommend! 👍👏👐💝💐
I started learning norwegian and your short videos are extremally helpfull! Tusen takk! :) I also gotta mention that the way you organized your playlists with videos is reallly convinient and videos are easy to find! Sending love from Russia
Ahhh you Norwegians have that special kind of "yes" as well :D I needed 10 minutes to explain that word in German (doch) to two Croatians... funny and exhausting experience
Thank you so much .. all my respect and appreciation to you..you are very good at explaining and detailing this language, especially the way to pronounce the letters smoothly ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I'm learning Norwegian because I'm planning to study Icelandic too. My reason behind that is I'm accountable to speak their language if I ever go there in the future. I don't like troubling people to speak English for me, so I must be the one to do some effort.
now i understand that "jo" is like the german "doch" nice that there is something like that, as a german i always found it weird to respond with "yes..." when i dont agree with a negativ statement.
The correct spelling of "vær" in bokmål is with an "æ", so: Please = "vær så snill" and you're welcome = "vær så god". There are also other phrases you can use instead of "vær så god", like e.g. "bare hyggelig".
Hey! Thank you so much for the work you put into these videos. I only got one question..Is it better/easier to learn Bokmål or Nynorsk or are there only a few differences? Which type could be more helpful when visiting/living in Norway or does this depends on the region?
Hey, you’re welcome. You definitely want to learn bokmål instead of nynorsk. Different regions will have different dialects, and some may be more similar to nynorsk than bokmål, but everywhere you go you’ll be understood if you use bokmål.
The sk sounding like sch usually occurs when it is the beginning of a word. If the sk is at the end it doesn’t sound like that, examples: faktisk, spansk, tysk (almost every language, in Norwegian, ends with -sk in this manner)
5:24 -Hvilke spr(a)k snakker du? -Jeg kan norsk, spansk og engelsk is not true really, but I hope so... In a few years, to be able to speak 3 languages fluently
I want to ask why we say "Jeg misliker epler" and can`t say "Jeg misliker kaffe" and need to say "Jeg liker ikke kaffe" maybe can you explain me? Thanks :)
Between you and Duolingo, maybe i can get this language. Duolingo doesn't seem to explain a few things like you do. 6:14 i too like "kake"... Y'all know what it sounds like.
"Not the ass butt. But... the but but".
I love this guy.
Lol thats excatly what i was looking for
This was the best Norwegian lesson I have come across so far. Very clear and easy to understand.
This reminds me of when the Norwegian rally driver Petter Solberg said "It's not the fart that kills you, it's the smell". Which is funny, cause the word "fart" and "smell" in Norwegian is "speed" and "crash/boom/impact". What he ment to say was "its not the speed that kills you, its the crash".
Or "it's not only only, but but".
OMG this video is full of information!
You're the BEST
Tusen takk
Jeg elsker Simple Norwegian
Sorry if you already know this but "elsker" is used in romantic relationships. When you want to say I love you platonically it's "glad I deg." I'm pretty sure this only applies when talking to people
Tusen takk! Very helpful and to the point. Best video on basic phrases I have found so far!
This is my favourite language for me it is one of the most beautiful languages in the world
Your series is REALLY good! Thanks for making it!
I love these lessons. It is very easy for me to pause and take notes!
No bonus word? ;) Love the series. Great job!
+Jacob Godbehere Unfortunately not :P Thanks, glad you enjoy it
We have the Jo word in Dutch as well (Jawel). I think the best translation would be "Yes, actually", that's a phrase people often use in that context.
Thank you very mech! I was searching the best Norwegian class in UA-cam. This is very nice and easy for the new learner! Beside that, this is both in English and Norwegian, So, very easy for me... I recommend! 👍👏👐💝💐
I started learning norwegian and your short videos are extremally helpfull! Tusen takk! :) I also gotta mention that the way you organized your playlists with videos is reallly convinient and videos are easy to find! Sending love from Russia
Thank you!! You are one of the best when is to come to Norwegian lesson!!
Tusen takk for you lesson,I'm only learning Norwegian now but you are helping me💞😘😘❤💞
Your Voice makes me happy
Tusen takk!! I started to learn Norwegian a month ago and just found your amazing lessons !
Simple AWESOME Norwegian channel!
Tusen takk for this series! :)
Wow i found this channel very helpful ,thank you so much tusen takk🥰🥰
Theee best norwegian class ever😊👍
Tusen takk! Jeg er fra Aserbajdsjan men jeg bor i Tyrkia nå. Du er kul!
Ahhh you Norwegians have that special kind of "yes" as well :D
I needed 10 minutes to explain that word in German (doch) to two Croatians... funny and exhausting experience
Full of pedagogy !!! Tussen tak !
Tusen takk! I like your lesson
Tusen takk !!
Tusen takk!
Interesting and real healpfull. Tusen takk 😊
Thank you so much .. all my respect and appreciation to you..you are very good at explaining and detailing this language, especially the way to pronounce the letters smoothly
❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank u so much for the lesson
Thank you. Learnt some phrases not used in my kommune
Fantastiska videor . Jeg snakker svensk og vil læra meg norsk!
I'm learning Norwegian because I'm planning to study Icelandic too. My reason behind that is I'm accountable to speak their language if I ever go there in the future. I don't like troubling people to speak English for me, so I must be the one to do some effort.
"I Hate Tomatoes" seemed personal. 😂
I recently came across your channel and i am glad i found it.
Tusen takk, jeg elsker disse lekser
Thanks for these videos.
Takk for videoene dine. Jei har lært norsk i tre uker og Jeg elsker det. Du er veldig hjelpsom
Tusen takk :)
Thank you.its beautiful language
Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Oh thankyou very much, I've just learned your language with great confort, such an enjoyable moment thanks again
j'adore ta facon d'expliquer tusen takk
Very clear Thanks
Great lesson. Tusen takk!
I f*kin love this channel omg ❤️
I'm doing my notes both in Spanish and English... I hope one day I'll become a trilingual guy :')
I feel you hahahaha
I’m still trying to be bilingual
Great lessons! Takk
Tusen takk
Takk skal du ha 🙏
Jeg elsker kaffe.
Jeg hater kaffe
c whipple haha jeg liker ikke kaffe 😂
Jeg liker kaffe 😂
Sam Stormborn same, eg hata kaffi
Jeg liker ikke kaffe
Very good job !
Tusen takk. It's very usefull
thank you dude
Thank you very much for your lessons. I hope to follow your lessons diligently.
I am wondering, you did not teach us the word "Please" in this video?
Vær så snill
@@SimpleNorwegian tusen takk!
now i understand that "jo" is like the german "doch"
nice that there is something like that, as a german i always found it weird to respond with "yes..." when i dont agree with a negativ statement.
Jeg elsker dette
tusen takk !
you're amazing.
Good lesson thusend tak for this lesson
Have you learnt Norwegian i just started to learn this it seems difficult
@@Izza642 Dont give up Norwegian may be hard at first but once you get the core on the Norwegian it is very nice language to learn. Keep trying.
tusen takk og godt jobbet. j
Oh thank you thank you thank you a 💯 thank you
muito bom,eu gosto de curso非常非常喜欢，支持！
What about "please" and "your welcome"? Btw love your videos! They really help:)
Lara please=ver så snill, you’re welcome=versagod
The correct spelling of "vær" in bokmål is with an "æ", so: Please = "vær så snill" and you're welcome = "vær så god". There are also other phrases you can use instead of "vær så god", like e.g. "bare hyggelig".
Hey! Thank you so much for the work you put into these videos.
I only got one question..Is it better/easier to learn Bokmål or Nynorsk or are there only a few differences? Which type could be more helpful when visiting/living in Norway or does this depends on the region?
Hey, you’re welcome. You definitely want to learn bokmål instead of nynorsk. Different regions will have different dialects, and some may be more similar to nynorsk than bokmål, but everywhere you go you’ll be understood if you use bokmål.
Which one we are learning through these videos? :)
@@azrahaskic7079 Bokmål
Good videos.
Je = Yes
Nei = No
Jo = Yes (affirmative)
Du er ikke kul - you're not cool
Reply: Jo, det er jeg - yes, I am.
Hei! Just wondering, is this Bokmål or Nynorsk? Tusen takk
Bokmål! Værsågod :)
Awesome 👍
takk at du lærer meg norsk/ I can write Norwegian and speak a little bit\ tusen takk Simple Norwegian
jeg liker norsk!! 🇳🇴
Takk
Thanks a lot for your amazing lessons. Why is "raskt" pronounced "raskt" instead of "racht" (i thought s and k together were pronounced ch) ?
Thanks !
The sk sounding like sch usually occurs when it is the beginning of a word. If the sk is at the end it doesn’t sound like that, examples: faktisk, spansk, tysk (almost every language, in Norwegian, ends with -sk in this manner)
@@SimpleNorwegian Ok thanks :)
Jeg har sagt ditte vido jeg lærte mye fundmental ord mange takk jeg skal vante andere vido min kjære bro
This was really helpful, tusen takk! Are you from Norway yourself? Your accent sounds too American to be haha
graceh2973 he is in fact Norwegian, he mentioned it in an earlier video
He said he has American relatives.
Forvirret min franske tante med tak og takk.
Mamma hadde moro med bønner, bønder, og bønner 🤣
what is the different between sier and snakke
👍 👍
5:24
-Hvilke spr(a)k snakker du?
-Jeg kan norsk, spansk og engelsk
is not true really, but I hope so... In a few years, to be able to speak 3 languages fluently
Jeg liker bananer👍
I want to ask why we say "Jeg misliker epler" and can`t say "Jeg misliker kaffe" and need to say "Jeg liker ikke kaffe" maybe can you explain me? Thanks :)
You can say both, they have the same meaning. Just like "I don't like" and "I dislike" in English
what's the difference between "liker" and "elsker" please?
«Liker» means «to like» and «elsker» means to love.
I'm learning japanese but sure i guess ill watch this..
Jeg elsker kaffe
Why not play Søstrene Bjørkelund instead of muzak? Or some Nora Brocksted?
It's fundamental to know how to say you can speak norsk when you just attend the 3d lesson XD
Between you and Duolingo, maybe i can get this language.
Duolingo doesn't seem to explain a few things like you do.
6:14 i too like "kake"... Y'all know what it sounds like.
How does one say, " I speak a little Norwegian," or, "I speak very little Norwegian" ?
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Is bokmål easier learn then nynorsk?
What is the most common word?
"Sakte or langsomt" in this sentens:
Kan du prate mer langsomt
most would say "kan du prate saktere" in this instance, neither of them are ucommon but id definelty say that "sakte" is more common
Not the 🍑 😂
No bonus word? 😢
Im watching ur vids and then going on duolingo
Takk jeg kan snakke norsk (noen)
Man the comments are p old but, is 'jeg hater du' correct?
"Jeg hater deg" is correct, as "deg" is the object form of "du". And "meg" is the object form of "jeg". So "do you hate me?" is "hater du meg?" 😊
No bonus word??
Special word?
whats the name of the outro song ?
Jeg ser pa dette video I 2021
I think he really liker ikke tomater. 😂
no bonus word this lesson :(
Jeg hater tomater også
U should say the phrase in English before Norwegian. That was the viewer doesn't have to be watching the video to follow along. They can just listen.
Thanks for your feedback. I will take this into consideration when I make new videos
I like it like this, with the phrase in English after. It helps me retest myself with listening comprehension.
@@SimpleNorwegian i start to study new language. Thanks