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Your videos are such a help

Thanks!

8:47 So ist es! 🤩😍🥳

Michelle are you ever coming back?

Hi Michelle! Do you have any online live course?

ohh 360p here we meet again :-D

Hi Michelle, thanks for the lesson. You’re the first teacher who mentions the ’dirty’ interpretation of ’jeg er glad i deg’, lol. The first time I heard that expression, I thought the Scandinavians were a pretty expressive bunch in that department (rumpetroll didn’t help either 😂). You said we could ask questions, so here goes : is there a difference in pronunciation between norsk u and y ? To me u sounds like French u sound, for y I hesitate between i or u sound. Thanks again, har det bra !

@MichelleAlexandra. Nearly a decade after finding your videos, practicing, using apps Duolingo and Drops, reading books, I'm finally in Oslo. And I cant do it, I think I'd insult people by trying to speak Norsk with them! But yay, I'm here and its beautiful. 😊

this is not the orginal clip you had titled "Love it,hate it norwegian culture (janteloven og langrenn)" you have removed it shame on you because that one was good and truthful to the facts and no bullshitting !! thanks god I downloaded it back then and ,,,,,,,,,,,,, have you now become the typical youtuber these days ????

You're funny

Norway steal children 🙌🏻

I knew you were a singer. Your voice tells.

Norwegians' math must be good, because they are doing a math equation everytime they tell time.

girl, you have a lot of energy

why gammle mannen and not gammel, do we just have to memorize it

Hello your teaching very fast, thank you for teac Norwegian language 😂😂😂

May i also aski if i want and i would like is the same word or do we need different words to acompany vil in order to say i want depending on the object. Thanks you are doing great.

Why kan jeg by pa noe and not kan jeg tilby deg noe.Thank you in advance.

Fala mas de vagar não dar para entwnder

Linda

Fartsdump is a coincidence! Funny, but yah! Thanks for the lessons, you are wonderful!❤

For me, the sound of the letters "kj" closely resemble a softened version of "ch" with the tongue farther back from your teeth.

Hvor er toaletten was the first phrase I learned in Norway.

Very professional

I would love to see more of your acting! You are amazing!

Listen to the song with subs lmao

Please don't ever in you life speak wrong about my brothers Jewish.. watch you dirty mouth

Hey Michelle, thank you for these videos. I see it was 6 years ago that you did these and so I don't guess you plan on doing more. I wish you would. There aren't a lot of good Norwegian teachers out there. Most just seem to toss out phrases rather than going over pronunciation and grammar. Anyways, I do wish you'd do more. Thanks again.

Why do i find it so hard to learn languages???? Should i write this down????

what is the difference between saying “kvinnen” and “kvinna”. they both mean the woman right? does it depend on where one live or is it something with different generations???

it is very useful thankyou

Jesus kinds you!!

This was refreshing. I have been stumbling with the mechanics of adjectives. I know they must compliment the noun and the form of the noun (def/indef/plural/sing) but I can’t ever remember how the correct modification to the adjective. I’m now closer to understanding:)

Just starting to learn Norwegian and love your videos! Any tips besides your videos?

Norwegian seems to be A LOT MORE simple than English so maybe I have some chances to learn it.

tf is this

i dont get the 'g' pronounciations and the random 'h's you mentioned. when writing, is there a rule to how it works? like in english with the magic 'e' rule. or do we just kinda have to memorize it? like vocabulary, or how in german things are male, female or, neuter, and we just have to kinda memorize it.. edit: also are 't's silent

Direct to hte point, thank you for the video was really useful :D

You said " hi norwegian my students" "hæ norske elevene mine" I'm just learning norsk. I'm English, I might be wrong but shouldn't it be: "Hi, my norwegian students". "Hæ mine norske studenter". Or am I wrong, I most definitely am wrong but I thought I'd ask because any exposure to norwegian language i am greatfull for. Jeg elsker deg 🇳🇴 from UK

Tussen takk for alle! Ha det!

Thank you for this lessions🙂

Fantastic. Thank you

Lesson#11 coming in 2026.

In terms of the o with the /, in our Australian accents my partner and I equate it to the ear in earl grey tea

This helps a lot. I’ve been using Duolingo, and they don’t have explanation sections like they fo in the Spanish course. I was having trouble with adjectives, but now it makes sense. Since I have the concept of conjugating verbs in Spanish, it makes it easier to grasp the concept of conjugating adjectives (whether or not it’s the right term) in Norwegian.

My great grandparents live in færgland I think it’s called

Tusen takk <3 <3

WHAT IS SKAM😛

This is useful and quite silly.