You find one single youtube video, and the Last Kingdom begins again, * sigh*
@ianlucas78765 күн бұрын
Please, come back ♥
@TripsandFeasts15 күн бұрын
Should the UK demand reparations from Norway because of all the rape, pillaging, kidnapping and slave-creating that they did over a thousand years ago?
@TripsandFeasts15 күн бұрын
Should the UK demand reparations from Norway because of all the rape, pillaging, kidnapping and slave-creating that they did over a thousand years ago?
@Master-mh9vm5 күн бұрын
The only good solution for a stable America is letting the different cultures and people segregate from each other or secede from the USA. America has a very chaotic system that feeds the chaos. America is a very dangerous country with the less dangerous places normally being less genetically and culturally diverse locations and Politian's of course attempt to use such chaos to gain power. The USA is not one nation, but dozens of nations historically held together by a constitution, bill of rights and state rights who to some extent war against each other.
@jayaristonlim42446 күн бұрын
No wonder they are so fit🥹🙏they eat lots of fiber and protein very good breakfast🥹❤️🙏
@DuchessCecelia727 күн бұрын
They should definitely come to the Highlands and see the difference between us and the rest of the UK. My family moved to Oslo after my parents separated so we have half Scots and half Norwegian. I think the Scots and Norwegians have many similarities. 🇳🇴 ❤️ 🏴
@giannisreal87758 күн бұрын
I have notice in Norway, people need to drink before speak.. many girls drink some much, and is not attractive anymore. I live sort time in Norway of course, but i think they can't socialise without drunk.
@rob51979 күн бұрын
Norway is nothing like England - - English are different to any other Europeans, nobody wants to be English - -
@lovelybitofbugle2199 күн бұрын
But you speak English 😉
@rob51979 күн бұрын
If you have never lived in a country don't pass judgments - - what u think is irrelevant
@stevendimmock479110 күн бұрын
Nice video. I loved the lady in the polka dot dress. She was very careful choosing Her words and would, undoubtedly, go very far in the diplomatic srevices.
@blnhhlm197611 күн бұрын
Stort tack, bra filmer för människor som vill lära sig norska eller bara vill lära sig lite om landet! Mitt modersmål är tyska och jag har lärt mig danska och svenska. Jag bor i Sverige sedan 2003 och i Norden sedan 2000. Jag brukar förstå norska ganska bra, men de flesta av dessa människor förstod jag nästan inte alls. Pratar de i Trondheim en särskilt dialekt? De använde också ord som "Kjen", som jag aldrig hade fattat, om jag inte hade läst undertexterna. Å andra sidan är jag lite överraskad att norrmännen ibland använder ord som liknar svenska och inte danska. De säger "frukost" och "lunch", och inte som danskarna "morgenmad" och "frokost", när de menar lunch, som danskarna gör. Tidigare trodde jag att norska nästan alltid är som danska, bara att man uttalar det annorlunda.
@scrot185611 күн бұрын
Useful video, but I need more practice with past hypotheticals in Norwegian. Next time can you ask them how they would have felt if they hadn't eaten breakfast?
@TheBlightygal12 күн бұрын
Thanks for this lession! I lived in Billingstad as a child for a little over a year and learned to count. Wondered if I'd forgotten any as hoping to go back next year. I remembered all, with the exception of 14. Ha, strange. But not bad after over 40 years :-)
@RishetMichael13 күн бұрын
Tusen takk
@KrIshna_panDey168613 күн бұрын
4:19
@AKANNISIMON14 күн бұрын
i simon akanni wish all norwegian the best in life,people,the country and good luck from GOD to really encaurage the people and the government of noeway.GOD bless all,in Jesus name,amen and UNITED NATION support.love you all.ok.
@jasonhaven717015 күн бұрын
3:20 "They"? Come on, you're so fluent, you are Norwegian!
@D3ViLTh3OrY16 күн бұрын
omg did she say Irish people stink? lmao!
@Tsolberg416 күн бұрын
Takk
@elsevalborgland528216 күн бұрын
Svenskene har det fineste språket, de synger når de snakker 🎶❤ OG de har di beste artistene, som Tommy Johannson 🤩 og mange flere😀 lager også gode tv serier 👍Og har en flott natur Jeg som Norsk føler meg stolt over å ha Sverige som nærmeste nabo. Føler at vi er mest like 🤗 Hilsen fra 🇧🇻 🌷😊
@multiannette1216 күн бұрын
Svensk og italiensk
@multiannette1217 күн бұрын
Det svenske sprog er utroligt smukt.
@alanpotter868017 күн бұрын
As a Greek, let me tell you how warm, weird and welcoming we are: Taxi drivers You wave at a cab and you enter (assuming you travel alone) Taxi driver: Ela, where you from, boy? You: (Enter name here: Athens, Crete, Italy, America) Taxi driver: You married? (tricky question... gay men beware) You: Yes. Taxi driver: Kids? You: Yes/no (If you answer no, the response will be: Come on, it's about time! .. or something within these lines).. but if you said yes, he'll probably ask for their names *After a moment of silence* Taxi driver: The wife of yours.. is she any pretty? *grins* You dawg. ************ Long story short, I've witnessed a conversation where the taxi driver went for so long, he was asking for a picture of my wife (I'm gay, I had to lie) --> which brings me to the previous topic....If you say you are unmarried, the next question would most likely be: Why the hell not? You are not a fag, are you? :D So this is small talk in Greece. Now tell me if we are warm or cold. Cheers.
@azure569717 күн бұрын
are the first and second line two different dialects?lol there's just some words here and there sliglhly different
@theart803918 күн бұрын
We like Norwegians
@williamhowerton74418 күн бұрын
The supposed "superficial " friendliness that europeans love to criticize us on is meant as friendly banter and ice breakers. We ourselves understand that it is meaningless, but communicate th is way in order to initiate conversation with strangers in a polite manner.
@lucylane739719 күн бұрын
Norwegians thinking ewe are rich in Britain is funny
@davidrobinson635319 күн бұрын
Why aren’t they made to speak English.
@Explorer5561220 күн бұрын
To me they look like any other caucasoid community just lighter colors.
@mianbilal563620 күн бұрын
Jeg bor i Pakistan.
@AbdulsCycles20 күн бұрын
I really enjoyed watching your video, my friend. The Winter in Trondheim, Norway is aesthetic, and then the residential view is so beautiful... Great footage, my friend. Thanks for sharing.
@AbdulsCycles20 күн бұрын
Thank you for showing us such a wonderful video! Such a great scenery Winter time in Trondheim, Norway. I feel so happy watching your footage! I look forward to your next work! Have a safely out there, my friend..
@saturdayplayer249220 күн бұрын
Many british people have Norwegian ancestry somewhere down the line. Northern Europeans tend to be very similar in outlook.
@robinwhitebeam438621 күн бұрын
Norwegians look like British and Irish people.
@jamalettahiri265122 күн бұрын
Hi Guys! do you have any idea if the last lady is of Norwegian origin or is from another country, because she looks Latin and/or Asian? Btw, all the interviewees seem to be down-to-earth and kind.
@normanfairbrass727522 күн бұрын
Better fish and chips OMG
@gazza293324 күн бұрын
I'm English with some Norwegian ancestry which is not uncommon for us. I agree ,the best way to learn any language is to live amongst the people of that country. Subscribed. Thank you for these videos 👍
@dukerowlince89028 күн бұрын
Between the upper and lower subtitles, which has the most common pronunciations in Norway?
@smb296228 күн бұрын
Poor silly people. This is due to the stupidity of janteloven
@jjharson734429 күн бұрын
Norway has been the best ally for the UK bar none... Norway is the true brother of Britain... there is no nation closer to us than Norway. Norway and Norwegians are just the best.... Thanks for the trees too Norway! Love from Essex England.... ENG❤NOR.
@TheCheshireWanderer29 күн бұрын
Those Norwegians seemed like really nice people. Welcome to England anytime 🏴🤝🇳🇴
@alpialpiansyah4086Ай бұрын
Maca mahluk di awak sia.
@alpialpiansyah4086Ай бұрын
Belakang celengan mau di lihat atau tidak goib yang menyaksikan nya.
@alpialpiansyah4086Ай бұрын
Otak ain paling jenius di dun'ya nya. Akall mahluk dan bisa bulak balikan akall nya dan ngunci tidak jadi bayangan.
@alpialpiansyah4086Ай бұрын
Di perut keneh sia. Isa mah zat badan nya berakall.
@alpialpiansyah4086Ай бұрын
Eta mahluk arek di kamanaken ku sia roh tidak bisa di hapus selama nya mau emang sia
@alpialpiansyah4086Ай бұрын
Wadull sia.
@thisiswhereweare9006Ай бұрын
We are just cooler. In every, single, way. You might be a lot smarter though.
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How i can get work in Norway as shopkeeper
You find one single youtube video, and the Last Kingdom begins again, * sigh*
Please, come back ♥
Should the UK demand reparations from Norway because of all the rape, pillaging, kidnapping and slave-creating that they did over a thousand years ago?
Should the UK demand reparations from Norway because of all the rape, pillaging, kidnapping and slave-creating that they did over a thousand years ago?
The only good solution for a stable America is letting the different cultures and people segregate from each other or secede from the USA. America has a very chaotic system that feeds the chaos. America is a very dangerous country with the less dangerous places normally being less genetically and culturally diverse locations and Politian's of course attempt to use such chaos to gain power. The USA is not one nation, but dozens of nations historically held together by a constitution, bill of rights and state rights who to some extent war against each other.
No wonder they are so fit🥹🙏they eat lots of fiber and protein very good breakfast🥹❤️🙏
They should definitely come to the Highlands and see the difference between us and the rest of the UK. My family moved to Oslo after my parents separated so we have half Scots and half Norwegian. I think the Scots and Norwegians have many similarities. 🇳🇴 ❤️ 🏴
I have notice in Norway, people need to drink before speak.. many girls drink some much, and is not attractive anymore. I live sort time in Norway of course, but i think they can't socialise without drunk.
Norway is nothing like England - - English are different to any other Europeans, nobody wants to be English - -
But you speak English 😉
If you have never lived in a country don't pass judgments - - what u think is irrelevant
Nice video. I loved the lady in the polka dot dress. She was very careful choosing Her words and would, undoubtedly, go very far in the diplomatic srevices.
Stort tack, bra filmer för människor som vill lära sig norska eller bara vill lära sig lite om landet! Mitt modersmål är tyska och jag har lärt mig danska och svenska. Jag bor i Sverige sedan 2003 och i Norden sedan 2000. Jag brukar förstå norska ganska bra, men de flesta av dessa människor förstod jag nästan inte alls. Pratar de i Trondheim en särskilt dialekt? De använde också ord som "Kjen", som jag aldrig hade fattat, om jag inte hade läst undertexterna. Å andra sidan är jag lite överraskad att norrmännen ibland använder ord som liknar svenska och inte danska. De säger "frukost" och "lunch", och inte som danskarna "morgenmad" och "frokost", när de menar lunch, som danskarna gör. Tidigare trodde jag att norska nästan alltid är som danska, bara att man uttalar det annorlunda.
Useful video, but I need more practice with past hypotheticals in Norwegian. Next time can you ask them how they would have felt if they hadn't eaten breakfast?
Thanks for this lession! I lived in Billingstad as a child for a little over a year and learned to count. Wondered if I'd forgotten any as hoping to go back next year. I remembered all, with the exception of 14. Ha, strange. But not bad after over 40 years :-)
Tusen takk
4:19
i simon akanni wish all norwegian the best in life,people,the country and good luck from GOD to really encaurage the people and the government of noeway.GOD bless all,in Jesus name,amen and UNITED NATION support.love you all.ok.
3:20 "They"? Come on, you're so fluent, you are Norwegian!
omg did she say Irish people stink? lmao!
Takk
Svenskene har det fineste språket, de synger når de snakker 🎶❤ OG de har di beste artistene, som Tommy Johannson 🤩 og mange flere😀 lager også gode tv serier 👍Og har en flott natur Jeg som Norsk føler meg stolt over å ha Sverige som nærmeste nabo. Føler at vi er mest like 🤗 Hilsen fra 🇧🇻 🌷😊
Svensk og italiensk
Det svenske sprog er utroligt smukt.
As a Greek, let me tell you how warm, weird and welcoming we are: Taxi drivers You wave at a cab and you enter (assuming you travel alone) Taxi driver: Ela, where you from, boy? You: (Enter name here: Athens, Crete, Italy, America) Taxi driver: You married? (tricky question... gay men beware) You: Yes. Taxi driver: Kids? You: Yes/no (If you answer no, the response will be: Come on, it's about time! .. or something within these lines).. but if you said yes, he'll probably ask for their names *After a moment of silence* Taxi driver: The wife of yours.. is she any pretty? *grins* You dawg. ************ Long story short, I've witnessed a conversation where the taxi driver went for so long, he was asking for a picture of my wife (I'm gay, I had to lie) --> which brings me to the previous topic....If you say you are unmarried, the next question would most likely be: Why the hell not? You are not a fag, are you? :D So this is small talk in Greece. Now tell me if we are warm or cold. Cheers.
are the first and second line two different dialects?lol there's just some words here and there sliglhly different
We like Norwegians
The supposed "superficial " friendliness that europeans love to criticize us on is meant as friendly banter and ice breakers. We ourselves understand that it is meaningless, but communicate th is way in order to initiate conversation with strangers in a polite manner.
Norwegians thinking ewe are rich in Britain is funny
Why aren’t they made to speak English.
To me they look like any other caucasoid community just lighter colors.
Jeg bor i Pakistan.
I really enjoyed watching your video, my friend. The Winter in Trondheim, Norway is aesthetic, and then the residential view is so beautiful... Great footage, my friend. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for showing us such a wonderful video! Such a great scenery Winter time in Trondheim, Norway. I feel so happy watching your footage! I look forward to your next work! Have a safely out there, my friend..
Many british people have Norwegian ancestry somewhere down the line. Northern Europeans tend to be very similar in outlook.
Norwegians look like British and Irish people.
Hi Guys! do you have any idea if the last lady is of Norwegian origin or is from another country, because she looks Latin and/or Asian? Btw, all the interviewees seem to be down-to-earth and kind.
Better fish and chips OMG
I'm English with some Norwegian ancestry which is not uncommon for us. I agree ,the best way to learn any language is to live amongst the people of that country. Subscribed. Thank you for these videos 👍
Between the upper and lower subtitles, which has the most common pronunciations in Norway?
Poor silly people. This is due to the stupidity of janteloven
Norway has been the best ally for the UK bar none... Norway is the true brother of Britain... there is no nation closer to us than Norway. Norway and Norwegians are just the best.... Thanks for the trees too Norway! Love from Essex England.... ENG❤NOR.
Those Norwegians seemed like really nice people. Welcome to England anytime 🏴🤝🇳🇴
Maca mahluk di awak sia.
Belakang celengan mau di lihat atau tidak goib yang menyaksikan nya.
Otak ain paling jenius di dun'ya nya. Akall mahluk dan bisa bulak balikan akall nya dan ngunci tidak jadi bayangan.
Di perut keneh sia. Isa mah zat badan nya berakall.
Eta mahluk arek di kamanaken ku sia roh tidak bisa di hapus selama nya mau emang sia
Wadull sia.
We are just cooler. In every, single, way. You might be a lot smarter though.