[4K] Angelina Jordan (16) - 7th Heaven and interview - NRK Dagsrevyen 21 - Jul 07, 2022 

If Angelina's ready to take this seriously. watch out!!

Thanks for translating.

Thanks Mikael!

Ty

Thanks so much for the translation.

Yes, she appears much more confident with the interview situation than ever before. Good to see.

+1👍

Thanks!

Ty

Thank you for the translation, Dr E. I got the answer to a question I've been wondering about straight from Angelina. 100% invested in music now, so she must have finished school and is ready to go full steam ahead with her career. I had heard speculation about it but was not sure if it was accurate.

Thank you, Dr. E! When I noticed that Angelina was inserting a few words, phrases and complete sentences in English, I felt like she was "forgetting" her primary language!

@@muchkneaded Her Norwegian pronunciation is perfect 👌 ... still. 🙏 I think she has the international fans in mind when she talks. As she does on stage. There she mixes in English between the messages in Norwegian. ...Businesswoman ... 😎👍

Yeah Boris you are right that when living in another country and daily use another language you need some time to readjust to your native language. But when it comes to Angelina so has her Norwegian language skills always been ...shall we say ....not very impressive.... ...a bit clumsy...and still now at 16 she still sounds like a child....

@X post You posted your comment to me in the wrong thread and it is staying here.

It’s very common for people who have lived extensively in two different countries, especially as children, to “code switch” frequently when speaking.

Yes, Me too 🤣 I sometimes speak english when I dont find the right words in Norwegian 🤣❤️

I guess is a form of bilingualism or sometimes possibly Norwenglish???

please don't be too strict to Angelina, I have a lot of my classmates, and also my daughter living in the US for a long time and they all still speak fluent Russian, although with a slight accent. I'm sure Angelina is just excited and emotional during the interview which happened right after the concert, so she just uses the first words that come to her mind, but she'll never forget Norwegian. BTW, this is what I just replied to someone named Hege in FB ;) You definitely have similar thinking ;)

@@borispalenovski6302 Agree. She was a child when she left. During covid there has been restrictions, so she hasnt been here for three years. I would never be judgmental, but i hope that she mind keeping her norwegian language and doesnt forget it.

@@john-toregundersen2655 I am not bilingual but there isn't just different words, but different ways of speaking and thinking, sometimes she may be getting herself stuck looking for a word that doesn't exist. It would be difficult to be bilingual. She will likely get better at it, and having different states of mind for different languages. A tough point to articulate. A good idea would be planned interviews, in both languages with time for prepared responses. She could maybe even practice that with her family. I bet it is only a matter of approaching sentences differently and getting into a flow. But she honestly has bigger fish to fry. Had people travel from around the world to see her this summer and was using both languages because of that. Probably interrupting her getting back into that flow. The world should appreciate Norway for being the village that raised this child. A busy 16 year old had to learn English and then use it for 3 straight years. She didn't sit at home all day trying to forget and disrespect. She hasn't told anyone that she is from LA that we know of. I think she will always cherish your language, and so much so she can seemlessly transition between languages one day the way she does between singing techniques.

@@ryanjacob3338 Yes, its all good. I just hope she keeps beeng herself. That is good enough in most cases. Have a beautiful day!

She also speaks Spanish and French !@@ryanjacob3338

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@@borispalenovski6302 Good. Thanks again.

No, my passport did not come in time because in current political situation Norwegian embassy processes visas for Russian citizens for up to 45 days, so even if they issue the visa for me it will take about 10 days more. I'm completely devastated with that.

james Soon looks to be next year.

Of course! Hopefully it will happen today.

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We will :)

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I liked the hair to but the style goes back to at least the 60s well before Amy was born.

She wears high heels ;)

@@borispalenovski6302 Ha! Puts her at about 6'4" !!!! :)

@@RobertDeMartin add the hairdo to that :)

@@borispalenovski6302 7'10"!

🤣

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@@borispalenovski6302 Wow, great! Thank you so much!

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@@borispalenovski6302 Thank you, Boris!

Yes, I hope they'll appear today later.

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But what's wrong with that?!

@@borispalenovski6302 nothing wrong, its a bit funny answering parts in norwegian and then parts in english, done it myself after spending 3 weeks in england, spoke english for weeks when i got back home

Субтитры появятся, надеюсь, к концу дня. 😅

Do you speak english? Today Boris will put subtitles!

@@michinawi22able purtroppo no, sono alle prime armi 😅

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See my comment to Borger Borgersen below.

@@borispalenovski6302 ....well...that comment of yours have I already seen and also commented on ....but my comment seem somehow to have disappeared.... So I can recall some of it here.... That Angelina mixes English into the Norwegian is not so strange when living over time in an English speaking country ...it takes some time to readjust. But I register (..yeah..an observation not an attempt to be negative to Angelina. You might not like reality, but so is it) that her Norwegian language skills is less than impressive and is at times clumsy ...which it always has been. So even at an age of 16 she sound more like a child. It sound like she has grown up and aquired her language skills in one of Oslo's many immigrant environments ...and there the language skills are very variable...

@@xpost9381 I didn't touch your comment, let me find it for you, if RU-vid did not remove it itself like it sometimes does.

@@borispalenovski6302 Yeah, YT is a strange place. Things can be a bit random there. I didn't write anything "worse" than what you can see here. On the other hand I must say that it is impressive how you just keep on and on with promoting Angelina stuff. Even scanning NRK news. Didn't know that was a go to place for a Russian ...but maybe you know Norwegian language.... I "expect"(haha) that you will be rewarded with a sum in the multi millions.....or..... Finally I will give you two short story about my "skills". I made a phone call to someone in Arkhangelsk and started with a couple of sentences in Russian. But in the recieving end they didn't exactly fall off their chair given my "fantastic" Russian language skills.... They just said ...yeah, yeah I know who you are..... Thirty years ago I bought a train ticket at the station in Warszawa for travelling to Vilnius. An obvious choice I thought...and no one objected. There were surprisingly many Russians on the train ...but whatever ...I had a great time talking with them... After some time the train stopped ...for me of some unknown reason.... In came there uniformed men asking for passport ...and visa.... Me:....visa....for what....????? They: Granitsa ....Belarus..... So there were no direct train to Lithuania as I had assumed .....but only via Belarus....branching off from the main line to Minsk and Moskva. That is the only time I have been inside a country without knowing I was going there ....and having no visa even when needed...haha... There were many more twists to that unexpected visa and border crossing story ...but I can take that another time....

@@xpost9381 very interesting story! Were you able to get to Vilnius without the Belorussian visa?

What?! None of those who I spoke to and who was at the concert said that, but the opposite! The same with this interview. Hope you are OK.

@@borispalenovski6302 Not the interview. In her performance. I've watched her since she was a pup. I just feel that performance was filled with anxiety. But it's natural, she's at that age. I've got a 15 y/o daughter myself

Were you there? There are a lot of recordings already, which I watched, and a lot of people who watched the concert from the closest range, who I spoke to, and neither I nor them did not notice that.

@@borispalenovski6302 It's not a diss Boris. I love the young woman. But if you can't see it, you're love blind.

You didn't answer my question, were you there? I see technical mistakes there by both Angelina and the band yet not the anxiety, but the lack of rehearsal time.

She is performing Live for the first time since before Covid. Her career is taking off and her fans are very excited. Her recent release of Suspicious Minds is clearly popular. I think she has two more concerts in Norway and we will be seeing all of those clips for quite some time. So, yes, right now is a busy time for her and her fans. (Also, there's no such thing as "too much Angelina")

If it's way too much for you why are you commenting there? Be honest to yourself and just leave.

The recommendations you get are based on your own viewing habits. So if you see an explosion of Angelina over the web, the reason is probably you :-)

Waiting for the troll to appear and as we can see it didn’t take long, trolls will be trolls….move along 👉

Herregud hvis det er for mye for deg så gå og hør på noe annet da. Istedenfor spre negativitet for andre som liker det.