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If you are either living in Norway or planning to move to this beautiful country, learning Norwegian is one of the most important things you should focus on. Learning through traditional Norwegian language schools is costly and time-consuming. Norwegian Academy is offering practical, flexible and effective online Norwegian courses. You can learn Norwegian from wherever you are and whenever you want.
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Nynorsk or Bokmål?
“Should I study Nynorsk or Bokmål?” is the question Norwegian language learners often ask, as if those were two different languages. Let us destroy some myths and make things clear about Bokmål, Nynorsk and Norwegian dialects. Myth 1: Nynorsk and Bokmål are two different languages. There are two official languages in Norway: Norwegian and Sami.
Top 15 Norwegian movies
It is best to learn the language when you’re having fun, don’t you agree? Films are a great way to learn the language and enjoy the process at the same time. Today we would like to recommend some Norwegian films you might enjoy watching in 2019. 1. «Hva vil folk si» (“What will people say”). IMDB
Christmas vocabulary with music!
In this lesson we are going to learn some Christmas vocabulary and find out more about some Norwegian Christmas traditions. The song we are going to listen to is called “Hey ho” by Freddy Kalas. Here is the song and the task: Do you know all the missing words? (en) peis – (a) fireplace, the fireplace
Christmas vocabulary in Norwegian
Your ultimate guide to Christmas decorations vocabulary in Norwegian 😀 The beginning of December gives one an unofficial permission to start Christmas preparations. 😀 Of course many people start decorating houses and choose Christmas gifts right after Halloween, but many others also patiently wait until December 1st to open the first little door of their
Learn Norwegian adverbs: ut or ute?
For many learners it is difficult to distinguish some short adverbs that name places and directions. In English we say only “outside”, “upstairs”, but in Norwegian such adverbs have two forms: “ut” and “ute”; “opp” and “oppe”. One form you use for expressing the direction, while the other for naming a location. Let us take
Learn colors in Norwegian
Learn the most common colors in Norwegian and practice their usage with our quizzes! Now practice with our flashcards! How to use colors in Norwegian Remember that colors are adjectives. Here are some basic rules for using them: Add the ending -t when colors describe an indefinite neuter noun in singular: et rødt hus.