Simple Norwegian #29 - Clothing
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- čas přidán 4. 09. 2019
- In today's video we will learn a lot of Norwegian vocabulary related to clothes and pieces of clothing.
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Many thanks for explanation of BH! Finally I understand it!😃
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I love your "d°arlig norsk vits" ;)
I'm glad they speak English in Norway.
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The big terms dom and sri and run / rung / ring and red emoji only reflect me, and cannot be misused in names or yt names, and all unsuitable names must be changed / edited out!
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I like the whole video,
Im eager to learn Noreegian so that if I will see my friend Norwegian I can express my self
Good videos.
Klær = Clothing/clothes:
Klæne = The clothes
Et klede = clothes/cloth
Et klesplagg = simple clothing
En bekledning = clothes
En forkledning - disguise
Et tøy - clothes, cloth, or stuff.
Badetøy - swimwear
Gymtøy - gym clothes
Fottøy - shoes
Undertøy - underwear
Leketøy - toys
Verktøy - tools
En størrelse - a size
Alt for stor - too big
Alt for liten - too small
Å passe - to fit
Ei skjorte - a shirt
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hello everyone!
as an absolute beginner: does this channel teach Bokmål or Nynorsk?
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Bokmål
Bruh finally new videos
well, i don't learn norwegian, but i'm just here to say that i find the language very beautiful, actually the 2nd most besutiful language of the germanic family:)
1. Dutch & English + Scottish dialect (perfect lang’s with most poetic / refined sound and most pretty words, so they are the best languages in the world and the best Germanic languages)
2. Norwegian (perfect & refined & poetic sounding, almost only pretty words, very close to Dutch / English / Scottish)
3. Swedish (mostly pretty words and poetic / refined, close to Norwegian, but not as easy to read tho)
4. Frisian / Afrikaans / Luxembourgish / German / Limburgish (pretty sounds, mostly pretty words, very refined, but not as perfect as the others, but very close)
5. Icelandic / Danish / Faroese etc (mostly pretty words, pretty sound, very refined, but not as refined and perfect as the others, and a bit more difficult to pronounce and / or spell)
6. Old Norse / OId English / Norn / Middle English / Middle Dutch etc (all are pretty with mostly pretty words etc, but nowhere near as refined as the Modern ones, plus they are not easy to read / learn)
Honestly, all Germanic languages are pretty and have mostly pretty words, so I’m learning them all, but Modern English & Scottish dialect & Dutch & Norwegian and Swedish etc are a must-know language that all should learn / know!)
Anwy, the nature related terms vale and nan cannot be in someone’s name, and all unsuitable names must be changed!
Also, written Danish is very similar to written Norwegian, so if one learns Norwegian, one can easily understand most of the sentences and words in written Danish also - I recently watched a video in Danish, and I could understand so many of the words and sentences only because I learned Norwegian for about 2 months! Many of the words in Danish are almost the same as the Norwegian words - sometimes only one or two letters are different! I will be able to learn Danish fast, once I become a B2 level in Norwegian!