Tor is very busy these days. Time is of the utmost importance. This article in “lettnorsk” (easy Norwegian) shows you how to ask and tell the time in perfect Norwegian. Saves you time and trouble!
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!
Thinking about immigration to Norway? About to apply for permanent residency in Norway? Looking to get Norwegian citizenship? Then pay attention to these updated rules and requirements from UDI. No...
The Norwegian Language Council - Språkrådet - has announced the 2016 Word of the Year. It’s a word that Erna Solberg used in her New Year Speech exactly 1 year ago…
The biggest holiday of the year is just around the corner. Norskbloggen brings you 24 bits of Norwegian Christmas tradition. Make sure to add the words to your vocabulary! Join us in the celebratio...
Did you know that when Tor takes a sharp intake of breath, he is not doing some strange kind of yoga exercise, he is simply agreeing with you! “H” in Norwegian means “Yes” ! Here we explore this ra...
Tor gives you more cooking tips for making Norwegian sentences. Review the basic ingredients, then make longer, more complex sentences.
Denne artikkelen tar ting litt personlig. Nærmere bestemt første person entall. Men visste du at det finnes minst 10 ord for jeg på norsk?
Her er den viktigste regelen for norskbrukere på alle nivåer. De som alltid følger denne regelen snakker best norsk!
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.
In the autumn, Tor does what every true Norwegian does at this time of the year (English has no good words for it, so Oxford has decided to borrow the word from Danish); Tor hygger seg.
Tor is planning a coffee meeting. In Norwegian. So should he spell coffee meeting as one word or as two words?
Sometimes the person you’re trying to convince is yourself! Tor is a peaceful guy. (And he always follows the traffic rules!) But today he finds himself in a situation where he needs to know how to...
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...
In this video, you will learn about the main characteristics of the Norwegian dialects, including intonation, pronunction of "R" and much more.
Meeting and greeting people is a bit like dancing. When Tor enters the dance floor, he feels for the rhythm, then he knows which step to take; whether to lead or to follow. Today, Tor will show you...
- Ever catch yourself thinking aloud? "Hmmm... Let’s see…"
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!
Already mastered the basics of sentence cooking? Norskbloggen will take you all the way to your first Michelin star!
Learning a language quickly can be a challenge in a country where most people speak English and insist on practicing it on foreigners.
Are you struggling with pronouncing R? Well, not after doing these exercises every day for a month!
So what on earth is the difference between bokmål, nynorsk and the Norwegian dialects?
I came to Norway 9 years ago for the first time. I had a 3 months contract that was extended again and again. During the time here in Norway I met a wonderful Norwegian woman and fell in love.
We know that it takes effort to learn a new language, but we also know that there are many easy tricks that can help you improve your language significantly.
When Norwegians engage in everyday dialogue, using dialect words and phrases, what are those who study Norwegian supposed to make of it all? Having learned the written language, bokmål, many foreig...
In addition to private lessons, the best way for me is to create situations where I get to really practice and speak the language.
Mitt navn er Olga. Jeg kommer fra Russland, fra Volgograd-området. Jeg har bodd i Oslo i ca et halvt år nå.
If you ever wondered how to strike up a conversation with a Norwegian, then here are some useful tips for that.
A typical Norwegian is a person of few words.
My name is Olga. I come from Russia, from Volgograd area. I’ve been living in Oslo for about half a year now.
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