Learn Norwegian with Norwegian Mentor
Kevin We have started to learn about Norwegian adjectives since the previous posts. We learnt how the adjectives behave when used with the hankjønn and hunkjønn nouns. It’s time to look at how to use the Norwegian adjectives with the intetkjønn nouns. (If you don’t know about hankjønn, hunkjønn and intetkjønn Norwegian nouns, learn more here.) An example: Ubestemt Entall … Read more
We have started to learn about Norwegian adjectives since the last post. We learnt how the adjectives behave when used with the hankjønn nouns. It’s time to look at how to use the Norwegian adjectives with the hunkjønn nouns. (If you don’t know about hankjønn and hunkjønn Norwegian nouns, learn more here.) An example: Ubestemt Entall … Read more
As you already must know, an adjective tells something more about a noun or a pronoun. Adjectives as known as adjektiv in Norwegian. Enough of the boring stuff. Here are some examples to get your feet wet. The first is an example of using an adjective with a noun. The second is an example of … Read more
It’s your wife/husband’s birthday and you want to bake a super delicious, awesome, best in the world chocolate cake for her/him. So you go to Kiwi (one of the Norwegian food chains) to shop the things you need. (Wanna add some super cool food words to your Norwegian vocabulary? You can find some here.) You … Read more
If you are a bachelor like I am (or hen pecked 🙂 ), you will spend some time every month shopping for groceries. Let’s learn some Norwegian words for food that will help you to shop comfortably without bothering the sales person too much 🙂 Note: I am not too sure of the Ubestemt Flertall … Read more
A pronoun is called as pronomen in Norwegian. A pronoun is something that can be used in place of a noun. Pronouns are one of the most important part of the grammar and you should learn these well. Below are some examples: Norwegian English Han(pronomen) spiser frokost. He(pronoun) eats breakfast. Hun(pronomen) kjører bil. She(pronoun) drives car. … Read more
Here is now we say the dates of the month in Norwegian. Norwegian English 1. første First 2. andre Second 3. tredje Third 4. fjerde Fourth 5. femte Fifth 6. sjette Sixth 7. sjuende Seventh 8. åttende Eighth 9. niende Ninth 10. tiende Tenth 11. ellevte Eleventh 12. tolvte Twelfth 13. trettende Thireenth 14. fjortende … Read more
In the last post about how to introduce yourself in Norwegian, we learnt a sentence, Jeg kommer fra India. As we know this sentence means, “I come from India”. Jeg is one of the Norwegian pronouns. It means “I” in English. Below are some more pronouns that you will find easy to learn along with the … Read more
Below are some Norwegian words for weather that will help to increase your Norwegian vocabulary. Norwegian English vær weather årstider seasons et år a year en måned a month ei uke a week en dag a day høst autumn vinter winter vår spring sommer summer regn rain snø snow sol sun vind wind And now … Read more
One of the most important additions to your Norwegian vocabulary is to learn how to speak about the days of the week. It’s quite easy to memorize the days. Remember that unlike in English we don’t begin the days with a capital letter. Norwegian English mandag Monday tirsdag Tuesday onsdag Wednesday torsdag Thursday fredag Friday … Read more