Learn Norwegian in 30 Minutes - ALL the Basics You Need 

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I'm Russian, who's studying Japanese in the US. My roommate: Why are you learning Norwegian at 2 am? Me: Es ist complicated desu

I'm a native norwegian speaker. Why the hell am i watching this

As someone new to learning norwegian-, I must say, as easy as this language may be to comprehend for English speakers, the pronounciation is probably the hardest part about this language

As a native norwegian, being fluent in the language, this was very useful.

'And it only takes three minutes' Me: Looks at video time Hmmm

I'm actually here because of Skam, and she happens to be Noora hahaha

i keep on bloody saying “hi, i’m nora”

Btw we usually don’t use «velbekomme» (kinda old people who say that) Hello=hallo/halo (used) Hi= hei (more used) Hey=Halla (teenages says it for slang) You welcome= bare hyggelig (kinda, tho) Just say «bare hyggelig» or «you welcome» (in english) (We say many thing in english) We use «Ha det bra» But most commend «hade» or «hadde»😉 «Unnskyld» can mean sorry, excuse me and apologize, too Something u didn’t know? If u have a question to norwegian country or language leave a comment😉

I do appreciate these lessons, but I personally have a hard time understanding the correct pronunciations .. The speaking is a little too fast for me. Thanks and I'm trying.

I love how Norwegian people are always smiling and acting nice to people! That makes me really wanna go there 💕

As a Norwegian native speaker I would really recommend this one to learn the basics!

What I loved about the Norwegian people in general besides the language is that they have no ego, they never brag about themselves and most people are very sweet and talk soft. They don’t care if You are a mailman or a doctor, so remember to never brag about yourself (like Americans) and your skills in conversation , and things in general are very informal between people. I was so shocked how they even talk to their boss like a equal and friend, and that you could talk to your boss(using first name) and not be afraid of him or her going nuts. Norwegians are a little introvert, but that changes as soon as you get to know them. And don’t be afraid to not speak very well Norwegian in the beginning, everyone speak perfect English. The perfect way to start a conversation with Norwegians are the weather, nature, ski sport and questions about Norway. Don’t talk about religion or politics, that’s something you can do when you get to know people, it’s seen as a private personal matter. And most Norwegians I met was atheist and very well educated and knowledgeable. Smart people

Unbelievable, what a sympathic lady.

falling in love in 30 minutes

This is great! I'm only three minutes into this video and I know how to speak Norwegian perfectly!

As a half-swede-half-norwegian living in Sweden, I came here to learn how to "be more norwegian" when speaking to my relatives on my fathers side - But I must say that I pretty much just ended up repeating words almost identical to swedish over and over again! Hahaha! 😂 ...Whatever, I'll just keep speaking swedish, we all understand each other anyways... 😋

It's worth mentioning that the most common greeting by far in Norway is simply "Hei hei". :)

many silent letters

Whoever watched the entire video and didn't leave in frustration within the first 5 minutes, great job, the world needs more people like you.

That moment when you were born in Norway but moved away so u have to start from basics again, My life right now😭🤦🏽‍♀️

I only want to learn this because I watched Skam lol and she said Noora 💀

I'm actually here for my boyfriend so I can speak with his family and friends

No one: Me: watching this video while i am norweigan

I try teaching myself basic Norwegian and suddenly the ads I get are exclusively in Norwegian I guess RU-vid wants me to learn it more lol

I'm learning Norwegian so I can finally communicate with my soul mate even though she knows English I hope to become fluent soon thank you 🤗

I've been learning basic Norwegian and I'm beyond happy that I immediately knew what "Hei, Jeg heter Nora. Hyggelig å møte dere." meant 😭.

I'm watching a Norwegian TV series and I just love the rhythmic pattern of their speech. It's very easy for me to imitate. It kind of reminds of how melodic the Irish accent is.

She’s so frikkin lovely!!!

oh god i chose the wrong language

As a native English speaker ….. this language is extremely easy to learn

Black metal made me want to learn some Norwegian

You are a good teacher I like the way you repeat in a very slow way so that we can understand

I‘m german so I guess the grammar part about norway isn‘t going to be very hard for me The pronunciation is hard tho

I forgot Norwegian, and I'm starting to get better and better because of you! Tusen Takk!

Noora everywhere😂

I'm trying to pick up some Norwegian for my trip to Oslo and as Austrian I must admit that many words remind me of German and others of English. This language will be a pleasure to learn. ❤

It's been just three minutes and I find this language so amazing wow

Norwegian is so informal. Love it.

ah this language is cute and interesting! imma start studying this now! tusen takk!😊

Thank you Nora. Everything is very simple and clear, I like it. I am from Ukraine and I know English and everything is very clear to me. Thank you, my good and beautiful girl.

Thank you so much for this. It is really helpful. As a native English speaker, I find Norwegian to be a fascinating language with some similarities to English, so perhaps a little easier for me to learn than other global languages. This is a great video with many handy phrases - so useful for understanding the basics. :)

This was very helpful because I’m part Norwegian and almost all my family can speak it! Can’t wait to impress them.

I wanted to know how to say “I love you” in Norwegian to let my Malamute/Husky dog know how happy he makes my life!

Thanks for the clear and concise explanations. Knowing that Tusen means Thousand makes it so much easier to remember, keep the mnemonics coming, Tusen Takk!!

Being taught by a lovely Angel makes things easier. Takk.

I'm trying to learn Norwegian so I can move to Norway! It's where my ancestors are from and I want to return to those roots ❤ Videos like this have been a huge help along with using duolingo

For me as a German it's quite easy to understand and to learn Norwegian :) thanks for the video

Norwegian accent reminds me of my father's province's dialect in the Philippines---ILONGGO. They singsong the words very much like how you do it. I'm learning it now. Tusen Takk.

I have a norwegian friend and im trying to learn as much words as i can so i can talk to him Cause he doesn't know how to speak english that much

This is so helpful. Tusen takk.

There should be a pronunciation section below every sentence/word.. for example in "Unnskyld" we never heard the "d" at the end, and such grammatical specifications are of great importance to us.

I'm Swedish so i understand Norweigan but i want to be able to speak the full language lmao

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Jeg liker Norsk

Such a friendly teacher..

*Tusen takk for denne videoen! Du er ei veldig flotte lærer, Nora!*

Some words are the same or almost the same in Dutch launguage. That's because we share Germanic launguage somehow. I love the way you teach us, and i love your cute smile and calming attitude as well which makes me so comfortable and willing to learn. Takk takk :)

Wow thank you very much, this is exactly what I was searching for!

It is not a hard language to get the gist of, The lady is a good teacher.

As Indonesian i know nothing about norwegian language, this video really help me a lot to learn the basic norwegian language. Tusen takk

black metal intensifies

Why does it sound like a backward track sometimes xD

Shes awesome. I could watch her all day!👍

It's such a beautiful language ❤

im norweigan, but i was born in the us like my parents, but i've always wanted to learn it! i will try to update my progress :) started:9/21/21 -

Really hard to get the pronounciation right!

I am learning Norwegian Atm and it is really easy. I can speak about a quater of casual talk and this helped with remembering some of the phrases. Thank you

French, German, and Norweigian are such beautiful language (for me).

Thank you this is very easy to follow.

Now I want to learn Norwegian after hearing Loki sing in old/broken Norwegian in the show

The prettiest teacher I’ve ever had

How to pronounce Æ, Ø, and Å Æ: You pronounce Æ like the "a" in "basket" Ø: You pronounce Ø like the "u" in "tuck" Å: You pronounce Å like the "o" in "over"

I'm trying to impress my best friend she lives in Norway and speaks Norwegian

I'm here because my RU-vid newsfeed is being flooded with Aurora-related videos like songs and interviews I guess.

I’ve been wanting to learn Norwegian for awhile. My confidence is not the best though. I hope watching this video will help me boost my confidence and try learning.

This is super helping me, thank you! 🖤

Haha they always say “OH” if they bump into you

Worth mentioning that compound numbers are pronounced in the old way in many parts of Norway. So instead of "femtiseks" for 56, we say "seks og femti". Also we say "tyve" instead of "tjue", and "tredve" instead of "tretti". By the way, the word "unnskyld" should not be pronounced too hard, as it will come across as rude.

I'm British Somali but my dad and mum and family all grew up spread around the world. My dad was born in Somalia but moved to Norway (apeshit distance) as a child whilst my mum grew up with her family in the Netherlands (they are both somali genetically) Both of them moved to the UK roughly 30 or so years ago and both ended up in the same city in England. They found each other, got married and kids, me being one of them and since my dad is technically half Norwegian and that me and my siblings have Norwegian passports, I wanted to learn Norwegian so here I am. Note that half of the family i live with knows norwegian alongside 2 or 3 other languages

Very clear and useful. Thanks.

As an English speaker the numbers by far were the easiest to learn. So many similarities and the pronunciation of words for everything else isn't that bad either.

How much of you here from SKAM like❤😍

Trying to get back my Norwegian- haven’t spoken it since kindergarten! Love you always Bestemor❤

As a Texan (The South, USA), we always express lots of gratitude and expect the same in return. For this reason, people may be considered rude by us without knowing it. Although it’s not expected, I always use more formal and meaningful thanks in other languages. Always “Tusen Tack!” and a quick nod or lowering eyes, or direct eye contact and pleasant smile!

I'm just here because i dream of going to Norway one day and visit the birth place of Black Metal.

Sie ist so lieb! Ich will Norwegisch lernen :D

I am part Norwegian, and love my Norwegian heritage. This summer, like most summers, I have some family from Norway coming over to the US to visit us. I wanna surprise them with a bit of Norwegian!

Fell in love with Norah! Great lessons! Thx!

I'm using this so I can one up my Norwegian friend

I love this video. It is well done and I love the energy of the instructor and simple format. "Hei, jeg heter Dylan"

Very useful video, thanks you Nora

My mom literally asked me if I'm taking to my dog😂😂😂

Thank you for the lessons! Tussen takk! Jey liker maten du smiler pa. It looks like Norwegians are very friendly!

6:30 : „Hi“ - „Hi“ -„Hi means Hi“ ❤️

It's funny because in spanish we also have one similar way of saying thanks that is "mil gracias" which also means "a thousand thanks"

Wow the numbers in Norwegian are so easy compared to the Danish numbers. I speak Danish fluently, and have been living in Denmark for over 6 years. But sometimes I still struggle with the numbers, like when I need to write down a phone number 😄 It would be so much easier if we used the Norwegian numbers instead 🙂

So this is the....let me count....6th language I’m learning😂

Interesting how Nora pronounce Norwegian,words by words,it is very clear,good job Tusen takk!!

Tusen takk for dette kurset.