In this article we demonstrate something quite simple – but VERY useful – two certain verbs in Norwegian. Learn how to “slim down” your sentences by using “SKAL” and “MÅ” like the Norwegians do… Most Norwegian learners I have met use the verbs: SKAL, VIL and MÅ to express FUTURE, INTENT, or NECESSITY. Jeg SKAL…
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HVORDAN KAN JEG LÆRE NORSK I FERIEN?
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Pia Lorentzen Skjennum
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HVORDAN KAN JEG LÆRE NORSK I FERIEN?
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Kom på webinar med Pia for å får motivasjon og tips!
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- Vi ser på ulike aktiviteter man kan gjøre på stranden eller på hytta eller ved peisen (norsk sommer...)
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NB: This webinar is not part of Lingu's accredited Norwegian language course. Students and guests can join free of charge, but the time spent will not be considered accredited learning activity.29 Jun
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Have you ever seen a movie made in Norway? It’s a great way to learn the language. And these days, many good movies come out of this little country. Norskbloggen asked the Lingu staff to share their favorites. Here’s what they came up with. What do Norwegians like to see on the big screen?…
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