Studerer du norsk? Er du voksen? Hvis svaret er ja, er gode vaner er veldig viktig! Norskbloggen ønsker at at du skal være en vellykket student. Du trenger et system for å huske alt du lærer. I de...
Her kommer et utvalg av de mest vanlige uttrykkene med verbet "å stå" på norsk. Dette verbet kan brukes i utrolig mange uttrykk på norsk. Bare les videre så får du se ...
Her lærer du hvordan man lager substantiv av verb. Dette er veldig nyttig å kunne. Du selv kan lære å lage nye ord, og det blir lettere å forstå konteksten i tekster du leser og i samtaler du hø...
I ferien er det lurt å holde norsken ved like... Vi håper du har klart det!? Hvis ikke kan vi hjelpe deg nå, det er aldri for sent! Kanskje det til og med finnes noe bra du kan repetere fra ...
Nå er det snart tid for Norskprøven. Og hva bør jeg kunne, tenker du kanskje? Derfor er jeg her for å fortelle deg noen tips og triks du kan skrive bak øret før eksamen.
Let me explain the difference between “hennes" and “sin” in Norwegian. It is an all-important distinction, as you will see from my screencast.
Many people are unsure about when to use NÅR and when to use DA. This is something that Norwegians often get wrong too — so here’s a chance to get it right and beat the Norwegians at their own game!
Tor is back in the woodshop this week. He is sorting words onto shelves and boxes. Which words go where? Read on and you might be able to help Tor with analysing Norwegian Grammar.
Tor is planning a coffee meeting. In Norwegian. So should he spell coffee meeting as one word or as two words?
At last - an article about articles! Tor is ready to tell you about the facts of life. Check out these factoids about the colorful life of Norwegian articles...
Tor is at the beach, and given the circumstances, he appreciates having the right words to describe both the weather and his opinion about it!
Tor is investigating the basic building blocks of Norwegian grammar. It’s VERY useful to know what they are! To some of you this stuff can seem a bit dry.
I’ve been teaching Norwegian for several years now and I never get tired of teaching my students how to decline adjectives correctly. Let’s talk adjectives!
Tor is in the wood shop this week. From there he will demonstrate some very simple principles of grammatical analysis. – Do try this at home!
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