Learn Norwegian! Lesson #1

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  • here is my first norwegian lesson! enjoy
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  • @lexiwdrff
    @lexiwdrff 7 років тому +2002

    when you wanna understand skam without subtitles...

    • @pkdianne
      @pkdianne 7 років тому +26

      I found myself on youtube

    • @emma-pb3sc
      @emma-pb3sc 7 років тому +2

      alexis marie samer

    • @howdoesanaeroplane
      @howdoesanaeroplane 7 років тому +17

      Use duolingo (an app); it's got a really good Norwegian course/thing

    • @clarissetrognot2823
      @clarissetrognot2823 7 років тому +1

      haha yes you're right

    • @caja7827
      @caja7827 7 років тому

      alexis marie lol

  • @onika__3841
    @onika__3841 7 років тому +573

    seems like a lot of us are here after Skam

  • @xxwolflxx7602
    @xxwolflxx7602 7 років тому +571

    I want to watch skam but I can't do subtitles

  • @dagbjortlinn3872
    @dagbjortlinn3872 6 років тому +300

    Anyone here just to learn Norwegian and not because you want to watch skam without subtitles (totally first world problems) cause me

    • @jonneknoop5486
      @jonneknoop5486 6 років тому +2

      s a m e

    • @lestatdelioncourt5550
      @lestatdelioncourt5550 6 років тому

      I want both.

    • @bakaiggy
      @bakaiggy 6 років тому +18

      No idea wtf Skam is but apparently it's very popular.

    • @evagrace8891
      @evagrace8891 6 років тому

      Dagbjortlinn nah it's so I can understand Marcus and Martinus' vlogs and their music video

    • @user-tp1jo9sd6c
      @user-tp1jo9sd6c 6 років тому +3

      Dagbjortlinn, I have known about SKAM BECAUSE I started to learn Norwegian. I'm just a language fan and I can relax with this language after Asian languages.

  • @alexvolpe2575
    @alexvolpe2575 10 років тому +22

    Having 3 years of German under my belt, Norwegian looks a lot easier than I expected

  • @gigers2775
    @gigers2775 9 років тому +143

    I'm ready to be a Nord and protect Skyrim.

  • @Izanagioomikami
    @Izanagioomikami 7 років тому +194

    Everytime I hear "My name is" my brain always come up with "slim shady". DAMMIT EMINEM

  • @CherylEnderson
    @CherylEnderson 7 років тому +1313

    anyone here beacause of skam?

    • @ashleyswart4554
      @ashleyswart4554 7 років тому +8

      Legit, they are trying to take away English subtitles. i can't do that.

    • @okayjasmin7296
      @okayjasmin7296 7 років тому +7

      dats exactly the reason why I'm here 😂😂

    • @CherylEnderson
      @CherylEnderson 7 років тому

      Ashley Swart
      wait how are they going to take away the subtitles?

    • @roseCcullen74
      @roseCcullen74 7 років тому

      Yep

    • @LUNA63042
      @LUNA63042 7 років тому

      Cheryl Enderson ......i m also here for Skam

  • @Yagiselys
    @Yagiselys 7 років тому +951

    Any skam fans

  • @wartortle577
    @wartortle577 7 років тому +231

    Oh how I wish I can speak Norweigen... I wish to live in Norway one day... so this video will be helpful. Thank you for making it easy.

    • @sjefen9635
      @sjefen9635 7 років тому

      Old Camper ha man du forstår ikke hva jeg sier!!

    • @lealunde
      @lealunde 7 років тому +5

      Old Camper haha you don't want to live here, no, it's fucking freezing all year round, it rains a lot to

    • @wartortle577
      @wartortle577 7 років тому +2

      @Lea Lol I live in New York. It's pretty much the same here too except we get short summers.

    • @bojohnson5675
      @bojohnson5675 7 років тому +4

      That's my dream too. Need to get out of the states. Live in Minnesota so used to the cold

    • @theakanin4136
      @theakanin4136 6 років тому +5

      bo johnson that's funny. I'm Norwegian and my dream is to visit the United States xD

  • @GirlDed
    @GirlDed 7 років тому +16

    Someone saying the Norwegian alphabet sounds super intense if you don't have an ear for it.

  • @Currituckduckman
    @Currituckduckman 9 років тому +90

    I work for NATO and I'm in Stavanger...the Norge army folks have been trying to teach me at work how to speak Norwegian but you hit the nail on the head...Love how easy you make this! Helps that you are prettier than them too. lol

    • @jensjensen8021
      @jensjensen8021 9 років тому +1

      Michelle Alexandra do you give other than language lessons on skype?

    • @drmosen5557
      @drmosen5557 8 років тому

      Michelle Alexandra I tried to sent Email that u have written here but couldn't send. How to contact you as i want to take some norwegian course.

    • @4cer356
      @4cer356 8 років тому

      +Michelle Alexandra i want for go norway ^_^ and you helping me i am 9-old

    • @jesusrolandohernandezperez4381
      @jesusrolandohernandezperez4381 8 років тому +1

      +Michelle Alexandra Hola soy de Mexico me gustas

    • @facebookdownloadsfacebook5785
      @facebookdownloadsfacebook5785 8 років тому

      +nk channel ' km

  • @defjules
    @defjules 6 років тому +4

    You had me at "no conjugating verbs" !!!

  • @art-tour
    @art-tour 9 років тому +19

    Norwegian language it is not easy especially for latin people, but the teacher it is very clever (in this video). Thank you very much lady for your effort.

    • @ricardopieper11
      @ricardopieper11 9 років тому +2

      I agree, I speak portuguese (i'm from Brazil) and the norsk language has a completely new set of words, but its syntax, its structure seems to be very easy to understand, and verbs are not conjugated: once you learn the verb you can start using it. That's very nice :D

    • @art-tour
      @art-tour 9 років тому

      Ricardo Pieper In the beginning it is easy. Wait till you have to learn how to write and pronounce hundreds of verbs... tell me after that how is going on. However I end with the conclusion that it is easier than German.

    • @ricardopieper11
      @ricardopieper11 9 років тому

      ramona rorvik I'll do it if I remember, but I think this is not easy in any language (some may be easier than others, of course). But yes, i'm in the very beginning, there is a long way to go. I also plan to learn Russian (and german), and I know a German and English teacher who was born in ukraine, he also knows Russian and he said that it is even harder to learn than German... so the difficulties shall not stop one from learning a language.

    • @art-tour
      @art-tour 9 років тому

      Ricardo Pieper Take your time. About 3 years for Russian to be fluent..... Cross fingers for you.

    • @safiabah4375
      @safiabah4375 4 роки тому

      Hei Michelle nice video is helpful nice language I like Norwegian language so much tusen takk..

  • @vinta1371
    @vinta1371 7 років тому +33

    My Minnesotan accent definitely helps pronounce certain vowels. Hopefully I sound a little less American.

    • @AlexandraHietala
      @AlexandraHietala 7 років тому

      Same xD

    • @samiradek7547
      @samiradek7547 6 років тому

      sven updated

    • @duff0120
      @duff0120 5 років тому +1

      norwegian-american ?

    • @maximus4375
      @maximus4375 5 років тому +1

      Duff01
      -pssssst-
      You would think the guy named Sven would be...
      SVENSK???

    • @MarkyDoesLanguages
      @MarkyDoesLanguages 2 роки тому

      Make Norwegian official in Minnesota.. do it for the norskies :v

  • @atlantixmoon8798
    @atlantixmoon8798 3 роки тому +4

    This is more important than my online classes..

  • @GEARSofLOWLIFE
    @GEARSofLOWLIFE 7 років тому +33

    can't wait to understand black metal

    • @Hedonite
      @Hedonite 4 роки тому +1

      Lmfao

    • @Fireglo
      @Fireglo 4 роки тому

      ARRRRRRGHHHHH AHHHHHHHHH RAWRRRRRRRRR

  • @whalien1756
    @whalien1756 7 років тому +515

    Skam fans be like...

    • @maryjanemiral23
      @maryjanemiral23 6 років тому

      Uni Corn dazmmmmmm

    • @kingred2741
      @kingred2741 6 років тому

      Uni Corn me

    • @chakrika8391
      @chakrika8391 6 років тому +1

      LMAOOOO 😂😂💀💀💀💀

    • @Sara-bs9rz
      @Sara-bs9rz 6 років тому +1

      Im dying 😂😂😂😂

    • @maximus4375
      @maximus4375 4 роки тому

      Wow it feels like everybody is just learning Norwegian for skam.....

  • @empetre
    @empetre 6 років тому +16

    Ø like the "i" in Bird, or the "u" in Burn

  • @tigersfan3411
    @tigersfan3411 7 років тому +8

    my grandparents were Norwegians. it is an incredibly easy language.

  • @LeporidaeanDream
    @LeporidaeanDream 10 років тому +12

    A perfect word for training Ø is Burn! In the english Ø I notice the tongue goes backwards approaching the R in burn, but in norw. you just relax it.
    The R sound is something we notice right away with americans speaking norw, the tongue must be in normal position and dirring up and down :]

    • @DavidFelipe03
      @DavidFelipe03 10 років тому +2

      That's true, and also bird and hurt can work

    • @MeffyPiMe
      @MeffyPiMe 10 років тому +2

      it's this phoneme 3:

  • @asa-manredbeard4710
    @asa-manredbeard4710 9 років тому +26

    awesome....first I gotta say, I love you. Secondly, I definitely like the Hebrew comment. And lastly, because I am an American, born and raised, yet Norwegian descent, I am really wanting to learn my native ancestor language. My only request is if you can slow it down a bit and not fly through it like sonic. In closing, Michelle, you did a great job and are doing a great thing. I am sure our ancestors would be proud of what you are doing.

    • @bighands69
      @bighands69 9 років тому +1

      There are free online learning out there for Norwegian and then there is Babbel but that costs about $8 a month or there about but it is an amazing language resource.
      My suggestion is to use the free Norwegian learning out there one of them is run by the university of NTNU www.ntnu.no/
      If you combine the likes of the free learning with videos like this you will fly through it. Norwegian has similarities to English to the point that you may actually see what is being state without actually knowing it fully.

  • @mikejjohnson5547
    @mikejjohnson5547 9 років тому +1

    I am Dutch.
    And i can understand what she is saying without reading the subs.
    Dutch and Norska 60% the same.
    Tot much respect for you Michelle helping people to understand and talk the Norwegian Language .
    Much Love

  • @ubiwrongcomeatme3452
    @ubiwrongcomeatme3452 8 років тому

    I love your cheeky attitude. Man, its so refreshing. And you make Norsk easy. I can learn from you.

  • @sxnflowers_95
    @sxnflowers_95 10 років тому +4

    Thank you so much for making these lessons! I watched them for the first time when i started Norwegian (like 9 months ago) and they really helped soo much with pronunciation and introducing me to the language and grammar and everything. Du er kjempefint! Tusen takk!

  • @anon5782
    @anon5782 7 років тому +39

    im in love with norweigian but my acsent it sooo bad lol

  • @popo-sw8fy
    @popo-sw8fy 4 роки тому

    I've watched lots of "learning Norwegian" videos, but this is the best one!! So clear and intuitive.

  • @svenlokistrack2362
    @svenlokistrack2362 6 років тому +1

    Hello Michelle, thank you for the lessons and being here :)
    I´m from Germany and its very cool to learn my two favorite languages at the same time by looking your videos :)
    Thanks.

  • @ellagoodrich3523
    @ellagoodrich3523 7 років тому +59

    gotta watch skam without subtitles

    • @nusratjahantithi9698
      @nusratjahantithi9698 5 років тому

      youtu.be/addme/86rt-G11Qra7YLaXjvHwVa3ZeyGqRA

    • @nusratjahantithi9698
      @nusratjahantithi9698 5 років тому

      you can see skam with English subtitles in dailymotions.com this website

    • @maximus4375
      @maximus4375 5 років тому

      Dude really since when is skam a big thing outside of Norway????

  • @bhoomikaramu9630
    @bhoomikaramu9630 7 років тому +102

    EVAK.

  • @susancourtney7717
    @susancourtney7717 8 років тому

    I heard the Norwegian language for the first time a few months ago and absolutely fell in love with it. I have watched many videos, and even bought a learning CD. However, I have to say that your videos make it easier to learn the language than anything else I have come across. Thanks so much.

  • @JessicaLovesFoxes
    @JessicaLovesFoxes 9 років тому +1

    I've been enjoying learning Norwegian and Dutch! ^^
    Thank you for your Norwegian lessons, they help me! :)

  • @halimouaguelal6367
    @halimouaguelal6367 10 років тому +3

    Thanks a lot, Michelle! for this great Norwegian lesson :) I really enjoyed it!

  • @Patusable
    @Patusable 9 років тому +46

    Beautiful language!

  • @imagenotuploaded9862
    @imagenotuploaded9862 6 років тому

    Thank you so much for these! I go to a camp where it's a Norwegian heritage camp and after two days we have to snukker Norsk. I can't wait until these year because it's my second time going and it's absolutely great! This was such a great way to review and learn some of the words! Tusen takk!

  • @lennnier3903
    @lennnier3903 7 років тому

    Thanks a lot for doing these videos😘i have just started to learn Norwegian and it's so hard to learn it without any native speakers or people who can help you, but I'm so happy that I have found your channel on UA-cam and now its much easier for me to learn Norwegian😘😘

  • @markhirstwood4190
    @markhirstwood4190 7 років тому +4

    love the casual swearing and jewish mother accent... seriously though, i still come back to this lesson from time to time to work my basics.

  • @to-ud9yh
    @to-ud9yh 9 років тому +2

    Best Norwegian tutorial I've found. Well done! Fantastic structure and realistic content. Most I've seen have been random sentences.
    Thank you so much!

  • @icorex1
    @icorex1 4 роки тому

    Great vibes. Loved your first video.

  • @prom6767
    @prom6767 9 років тому +1

    She's really cool and funny too. It's amazing how she can switch back and forth between English and Norwegian so smoothly.
    I'm trying to learn because anybody who's anybody speaks Norwegian;

  • @Seashellsbytheseashore21
    @Seashellsbytheseashore21 6 років тому +5

    Thanks for the lesson. This seems fairly simple so far. Almost sounds a bit like German but less confusing.

  • @aig1111
    @aig1111 8 років тому +10

    thanks for the video. Difficult language though. I tried and just suffered from cramps on my tongue.

  • @Wralkyrie
    @Wralkyrie 6 років тому

    Thank you for this, am planning a trip to Norway from Florida and wanted to touch up on my Norwegian language and social life. appreciate you providing this for free

  • @dn3rtinagra4w
    @dn3rtinagra4w 6 років тому

    I decided to learn Norwegian, I try 50 languages, google translate, random webpages when I needed to learn a verb. But the issue with Norwegian is the accent. In other words, your videos are very very helpful to teach me how to pronounce, and you make things look easy when they are not. Keep the Good Job. Please don't stop the Norwegian Language videos.

  • @cjdabes
    @cjdabes 7 років тому +11

    The reason for the H preceding words like "hva" probably derives from its mother tongue of Old West Norse (west for Iceland and Norway, East for Swedish and Danish) where the word is "hvað." It would be pronounced "hwath" (th like in there) in Old Norse/Old Icelandic and more like "kvath" in later Icelandic (closest linguistically to Old Norse).

    • @CDEbFGAbB
      @CDEbFGAbB 7 років тому

      The inserted H in question words like where, when, who, what, which, why, and even others like whether, etc... might have the same explanation, I guess.

    • @cjdabes
      @cjdabes 7 років тому +2

      Considering that English and Old Norse are both from the Proto-Germanic languages, that would make sense. Keep in mind that Proto-Norse speakers and Proto-English speakers would have used similar writing systems called the Futhark (after the first 6 letters of the alphabet system).
      Old English words would have been equivalent to Old Norse, generally. Old English hwæt is pretty similar to Old Norse hvat and both go back to Proto-Germanic hwat.

    • @stekeln
      @stekeln 7 років тому

      Until relatively recently the Swedish question word 'vad' ('what') was spelled like 'hvad'

  • @jacksonshultis7974
    @jacksonshultis7974 7 років тому +7

    I found this very helpful because I wanna live in Norway

  • @MADBL00DH0UND
    @MADBL00DH0UND 7 років тому

    Hei! When you say Norsk doesn't have conjugation, do you mean words like "it', "the", "are", etc doesn't change in different sentences? Or do you mean feminine and masculine words? Takk! Also, do you think this language will be difficult to learn if I've managed to learn the Russian alphabet and quiet a few phrases that I can easily say and write?

  • @ualphonsus
    @ualphonsus 7 років тому

    Thanks alot dear!. you always do a nice job on ur Vids about Norway. Its your Vidz that sparked my first interest to Visit Norway and then when I had the opportunity to Visit it this year I was watching your Vidz for tips and info and it really helped me. Thanks again. I love the place a lot and I would love to move there and work there. Any tips on that?
    I was in Bergen though. Sentrum area. I visited a restaurant called Bryggeloftet & Stuene twice and had some cool dinner. One time Lammeskank and another Reinsdyrfilet. I love Norway!!!

  • @lulualghoul8304
    @lulualghoul8304 9 років тому +44

    How do you say, "Can you give me a ride? My polar bear broke down." =3

    • @MLDnyB
      @MLDnyB 9 років тому +13

      nick mulcahey Kan du gi meg en tur? Min isbjørn brøt sammen.

    • @lulualghoul8304
      @lulualghoul8304 9 років тому +1

      lol idk when I'm actually going to use that but thanks.

    • @minniethemoocher7730
      @minniethemoocher7730 9 років тому +2

      Johanna Mogaard
      lmfao

    • @thisreddd2088
      @thisreddd2088 9 років тому +6

      Kan jeg sitte på med deg? Polar bjørnen min er ødelagt. =3

    • @empetre
      @empetre 6 років тому

      Polarbjørnen, faktisk? Isbjørn, kanskje? :)

  • @kevenjavdani4258
    @kevenjavdani4258 9 років тому +6

    Hard a bit but it's worth it to watch it all over again to learn it

  • @sarahtimmerman3425
    @sarahtimmerman3425 3 роки тому

    Im dying over the beginning analogies🤣 freakin perfection🤣🤣

  • @CultOvPleasure
    @CultOvPleasure 9 років тому +1

    This is great. I can't seem to find any Norwegian classes where I live. So thank you very much for these.

  • @karizzarodriguez5806
    @karizzarodriguez5806 5 років тому +25

    I’m only here because I looked up ‘Easiest Languages’
    Anyone else?

  • @simplylessie1543
    @simplylessie1543 7 років тому +9

    LMAOOO SKAM HAS BROUGHT SOOO MANY PEOPLE HERE

  • @gregorycarson3889
    @gregorycarson3889 8 років тому

    I love your videos I'm visiting your country in Sept I'm watching as many learning videos as possible yours seem the easiest to pickup on.

  • @aboy2260
    @aboy2260 7 років тому

    God kvelt Michelle ! i just started norwegian 2 days ago and i am so happy to watch your videos ! it helps me a lot and i think it's a good way to begin ! Tussen Takk !

  • @romeblanchard3419
    @romeblanchard3419 6 років тому +6

    After watching 4 seasons of Skam in less than a week and you thought you could speak and understand Norwegian.

    • @sattamalmutairi
      @sattamalmutairi 6 років тому

      Rome Blanchard where can i found the 4 seasons?

    • @saimarana5837
      @saimarana5837 5 років тому

      What's the skam please tell me I m very new here I want to learn Norwegian badly I need this badly

    • @depressedaf3603
      @depressedaf3603 5 років тому +2

      @@saimarana5837 It's a Norwegian teen show, you should absolutely watch it! Be careful tho, you might fall in love with the whole team of the show! 😂❤

    • @saimarana5837
      @saimarana5837 5 років тому

      Is it an online show or some tv show???

  • @procrastinartist2825
    @procrastinartist2825 7 років тому +26

    This girl is gonna receive a lot of notifications bc of skam fans, like guys do we really have to take her back to 2010 lol like tarjei was only maybe like 11 lmao

    • @Malak-px2le
      @Malak-px2le 6 років тому +1

      who the hella flippin' you fuckkk😂 you're right I didn't even noticed that 😂😂

  • @jean-paulnormand7127
    @jean-paulnormand7127 6 років тому +1

    oh my gosh! I love the way you teach! I am an instructor at college and I am looking forward to your next lesson!

  • @kendesmarais9018
    @kendesmarais9018 Рік тому

    Just starting to learn Norwegian and love your videos! Any tips besides your videos?

  • @dakotademoss3523
    @dakotademoss3523 8 років тому +8

    I'm going to Oslo in October next year. I just bought my plane ticket. Just watched the first lesson for my third time and I am looking forward to watching the others. Thank you very much for taking the time to do this. It is much appreciated.

  • @PriscilaAraujo124454
    @PriscilaAraujo124454 7 років тому +4

    So now Skam is obeing me to learn norwegian and I love it!

  • @fernandoestrada7055
    @fernandoestrada7055 6 років тому

    Planning a 2 week stay in Norway for March/April next year. This is definitely gonna help!

  • @lgm-8239
    @lgm-8239 7 років тому

    This video has been here for like 7 years and Skam brought it back to life. lol

  • @MrTwinkie797
    @MrTwinkie797 10 років тому +6

    Are you English or Norweigan?
    Both sounds great :)

  • @jennymaddigan2821
    @jennymaddigan2821 6 років тому +6

    everyone is here for SKAM which i love but i’m here for marcus and martinus when they don’t speak english HAHAH

  • @donnariddle6182
    @donnariddle6182 4 роки тому

    I just found your channel. This is very helpful. Are you still posting?
    Thank you for the lessons!

  • @vincetaskin
    @vincetaskin 6 років тому

    I like the way you presents your video’s!! Greetings from Holland !

  • @gamohell
    @gamohell 9 років тому +8

    Lol in Hungarian we have the Ö/Ő sound as well :)

    • @m.thomas2810
      @m.thomas2810 9 років тому

      ahogy mondod 😎

    • @666neoselen
      @666neoselen 8 років тому

      +Botmin most of norwegian letters are pronounced like french ones. yup. i can say it, 'cause i'm french.

    • @SvargaFarm
      @SvargaFarm 8 років тому

      +666neoselen I'm offended

  • @surrfside
    @surrfside 10 років тому +8

    sorta easy to remember, the words are a lot like german

  • @mathiascarlzon5996
    @mathiascarlzon5996 8 років тому

    Michelle I love to learn Norwegien!
    I'm kind of understanding Norwegien Because I'm on the right side of Norway. Sweden I live in Sweden and they are pretty simular but can you speak Swedish or do you understand Swedish?

  • @nedflandersdittlie
    @nedflandersdittlie 7 років тому

    Also I am gonna watch all your videos. On the first one... I wanted to take a photo of the phrases ( it would be awesome to have the English translation above or below the Norwegian.... quick reference. I like how you describe things, fun!

  • @irmakyanmaz969
    @irmakyanmaz969 9 років тому +5

    Can you suggest any easy norwegian book for read 😊

  • @daariinaldjufrie2745
    @daariinaldjufrie2745 7 років тому +65

    i came here bcs of SKAM

    • @beyza64hatice
      @beyza64hatice 6 років тому +1

      +QUADRI EYITAYO no dude you got it wrong SKAM is a Norwegian tv show

  • @xgamerx360x
    @xgamerx360x 6 років тому +2

    I AM SO GLAD THAT THERE AREN’T VERB CONJUGATIONS! I’ve been learning German for a while and it’s SO complicated! EX:
    I write - Ich schriebe
    You write - Du schriebst
    He/She/They write - Er/Sie/Es schreibt
    We write - Wir schrieben
    Y’all/You guys write - Ihr schriebt
    You (formal)/they write - Sie/sie Schrieben
    And that’s only regular verbs in nominative case... it gets A LOT worse!

  • @nedflandersdittlie
    @nedflandersdittlie 7 років тому

    Awesome- I'm in Norway right now. I've picked up a lot of words and phrases. I am gonna come here when I get back and try to get a grasp on beginning the journey of learning Norwegian ... (you had me at jewy) -lol cheers

  • @nikolinamaracic7340
    @nikolinamaracic7340 6 років тому +18

    **watches one episode of skam**

  • @jillopofte1350
    @jillopofte1350 3 роки тому +3

    How I remembered to pronounce ø is to say the name Earl. 😄

  • @evelyngantzoula6231
    @evelyngantzoula6231 5 років тому

    Omg! You just saved my life! I love "Norsk" and Im glad that I found you for my teacher!❤

  • @suskuda
    @suskuda 4 роки тому

    Hi. I am learning Norwegian language now and your video is helping me lot to make it little bit easy for me. Thank you.

  • @cheya6970
    @cheya6970 7 років тому +42

    SKAM SKAM SKAM SKAM !¡!

    • @ankur8290
      @ankur8290 6 років тому +1

      chelsea a wat is SKAM?

  • @mariaelisera
    @mariaelisera 10 років тому +8

    Thumbs up if you are here because of Ylvis!

  • @salemali1824
    @salemali1824 5 років тому

    Just want to thank you for your great efforts. Pls keep up the great work for people who likes to learn Norwegian language like me.

  • @jacquesye
    @jacquesye 7 років тому

    Hei Michelle, Hvordan gat det? do you offer speaking practice listen as well?

  • @diz.420
    @diz.420 7 років тому +4

    Omfg im lmao rn. I literally come because of Skam and half of the damn top comments are Skam fam comments.

  • @nayra3347
    @nayra3347 7 років тому +11

    tell me that im not the only person who's here because of skam

  • @FelipeRochaBR
    @FelipeRochaBR 4 роки тому

    Well, I am from Brazil and start to learn a little bit of norwegian and I love you video!

  • @ybiqS
    @ybiqS 8 років тому

    Loved the morning hairdo in the beginning of the video. =)
    Dos aside, she has a very insipirational teaching style. Well done Michelle!

  • @thaincrediblemaier
    @thaincrediblemaier 9 років тому +7

    so ist that crossed out o like the german umlaut Ö ?

    • @blackpearlEliza
      @blackpearlEliza 9 років тому

      Pretty much yeah.

    • @thaincrediblemaier
      @thaincrediblemaier 9 років тому

      that's cool

    • @666neoselen
      @666neoselen 8 років тому +2

      +bad hair .day norwegian language come from danish, which have so much in common with german language. add a bit of english easyness and some french pronounciation of letters (not phonems) and you get norwegian (bokmål)

    • @chlomationsowo4086
      @chlomationsowo4086 5 років тому

      Ø ø

  • @lRONMAIDEN1
    @lRONMAIDEN1 9 років тому +12

    "Hvordan gar det" sounds indian, kinda hate that
    but "jeg heter du" sounds fucking awesome as hell :D

    • @theakanin4136
      @theakanin4136 7 років тому +6

      IRON MAIDEN You just said "My name is you" in Norwegian xD

    • @lRONMAIDEN1
      @lRONMAIDEN1 7 років тому +1

      Thea Flatnes lol still sounds fucking awesome xD

    • @theakanin4136
      @theakanin4136 7 років тому +1

      IRON MAIDEN Indeed😂

    • @lRONMAIDEN1
      @lRONMAIDEN1 3 роки тому

      @Gaurav Narodey no lol

  • @WendyStubbs
    @WendyStubbs 9 років тому

    You do a great job with these - thank you!!!

  • @ssgjaymo
    @ssgjaymo 8 років тому

    Awesome and perfect English and Norwegian dialect and pronunciation you have in both languages, I cannot tell if you are from the US or Scandanavia!! 😊 excellent vid. Tak se myket

  • @samthereup
    @samthereup 6 років тому +8

    Skam brought me here

  • @esportsbulgaria6263
    @esportsbulgaria6263 7 років тому +4

    Is this nynorsk?

  • @luizabenteuer8320
    @luizabenteuer8320 7 років тому

    I' want to learn Norwegian because I accidentally heard someone talking it , and I felt like having already been able to talk this languages !! I'm spanish but I think that I used to be a viking in an anterior life ! so thank you for your videos !

  • @alexandraelena6499
    @alexandraelena6499 9 років тому

    Thank you so much for the lessons, i was trying for some time to learn norwegian but all the materials that i found were too complicated, your lessons are very accesible.

  • @alinaschmetterling1303
    @alinaschmetterling1303 9 років тому +3

    Tusen takk frøken (eller fru)! Ha en fin dag!

  • @dominikaadamowicz3812
    @dominikaadamowicz3812 7 років тому +6

    okay, it's harder than I thought. Well... skam with subtitles then

  • @finalfantasy7716
    @finalfantasy7716 7 років тому

    when you say "Halo" or any other word - do you usually sing it to pronounce it properly?

  • @catarinadiasilva
    @catarinadiasilva 7 років тому

    thank you... you're so great at teaching. 1st lesson and i already know so much!!