For the love of Norwegian food – Part 2
At a restaurant Do you ever find yourself out with friends, waiting for the waiter to arrive and take your order, and freezing up when they suddenly ask you what …
For the love of Norwegian food – Part 1
Learn Norwegian food vocabulary One topic we haven’t covered yet on our blog is food, so we have put together a three-part series that will focus on various topics, from …
Interactive and fun way to learn Norwegian – through games!
Are you a bit bored of learning Norwegian the traditional, dare we say analog way? Do you feel like doing something fun while you improve your vocabulary? You do, but …
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Prepositions 101 – When to use til and for?
Sooner or later, on your ambitious quest to learn Norwegian, you will hit a little bump in the road. Well, not so little, to be fair. Along the way, you …
Learn Norwegian idioms – Part 2
It’s been a while since we had some fun with Norwegian idioms, those untranslatable little constructs that make learning Norwegian such a joyous activity – or not. Whether you like …
How to discuss the weather in Norwegian?
In a country as large as Norway, spanning over 2500 km in length, with rugged coastlines, stunning fjords, striking mountains and thousands of different-sized islands, the weather is many things, …
Mastering the use of IKKE in Norwegian
How to use “ikke” in Norwegian. Ikke is one of those tiny words in the Norwegian language that manages to cause a lot of frustration despite its size. Why? Well, because it likes to move around a lot. By the end of this blog post you will know where to place this little rascal every single time.
How to sound like a Norwegian?
When learning a new language, the ultimate goal, beside fluency of course, is to be able to sound as much like a native speaker as possible, to not be immediately …
How to use “hvis” and “om” in Norwegian
You have probably come across the words “hvis” and “om” before and have learned that both of them mean “if” in Norwegian. However, we can’t always use them in the …
