The Ultimate Guide for Beginners Prepositions in Norwegian can make many people want to pull their hair out, but practice makes perfect! In this blog, you will get an overview of all Norwegian time prepositions, explanations, and examples. Time prepositions listed here are suitable for both A1 and C1 levels, and the overview of the […]
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Learning Norwegian often brings surprises, and one of those is the little word “så.” Small but versatile, “så” changes its meaning depending on how it’s used. In this post, we’ll explore its main roles, like how it works in sentences as an adverb, conjunction, and more. Recognizing the function of the word is essential to […]
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Introduction Idiomatic expressions using body parts are a fascinating aspect of the Norwegian language. They express various emotions, qualities, and situations through bodily metaphors. These expressions make the language richer and more vivid, creating strong visual images that are easily understood by others. For example, when someone says they “hear with half an ear,” you […]
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Importance of Family in Norway Family holds a central place in Norwegian society, emphasizing strong bonds and support systems. Historically, Norwegian families have been tightly knit, often working together in agricultural settings and small communities. In modern times, while family structures have diversified, the importance of maintaining close family ties remains a cultural cornerstone. For […]
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Have you seen or heard people using the pronoun «hen» and are wondering what it means? Do you need a gender-neutral pronoun so you can write more inclusive texts in Norwegian, or because you know someone who is nonbinary? Read on and find out everything you need to know about «hen» and why it’s important! […]
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When we speak or write Norwegian, we use different types of verbs. Some are weak, others are strong. Maybe you’ve even heard these words before and wondered what they mean. Whether a verb is weak or strong is important for how the verb is conjugated. This is essential to know to master Norwegian grammar and […]
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Introduction When we humans describe something, we often use comparisons from the animal kingdom, both in Norwegian and other languages. It’s not surprising, as animals are an important and impressive part of the nature around us. Many of the animals’ skills and abilities are relatable to us. Since the middle of the Stone Age, humans […]
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In Norwegian, vowels come in two variants: short and long. The difference between them is important because it can change the meaning of a word. It’s one thing when written; most people can see the difference between pen (pretty) and penn (pen). However, pronunciation also plays a crucial role in understanding which word you mean. […]
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Embarking on the exciting journey of learning Norwegian? Welcome aboard! While it’s a fun and enriching experience, it’s no secret that it comes with its own set of challenges, especially when it comes to mastering grammar. A crucial part of understanding Norwegian, or any language for that matter, lies in getting the hang of using […]
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