Does anyone know a site for learning Norwegian...?

Question

That covers EVERYTHING!
Particularly school subjects and slang.
I also need pronounciation with it.
Audio if possible.

Thanks alot.x

Answer 1

norway?

Answer 2

Hi, I'm from Norway, living in the US.
I found a web page that might be of interest to you:
http://www.sprakrad.no/templates/Page.aspx?id=658
This website is very help-full with grammar:
http://www.riksmalsforbundet.no/grammatikk/
but it requires that you know Norwegian and might be more useful later. Also in the area where I live, the Northwest, it's possible to take Norwegian classes at the university and the college.
If you can, I would recommend you to go to Norway, and learn Norwegian from the people there. Norwegian is extremely complex, with many dialects, with 2 written official Norwegian, Bokmal and Nynorsk. Every valley seem to have their own dialect, and a dialect from the southern Norway, is very different in melody and expressions compered to a dialect from northern Norway.
I wish you luck on this, I would love to help more if I could, but at least it's a start.!

Answer 3

Nynorsk? Why in the international could you opt to verify that? The language is tiny (in basic terms approximately 800.000 audio gadget)! i will inform you precise away which you will no longer detect a unfastened nynorsk-English programme or direction. possibly a tiny classification on some costly severe-end college, yet no longer on the information superhighway. Your in basic terms way of learning it may be to verify conventional Norwegian, and then pass to Norway to verify nynorsk. The language is an option Norwegian made in nineteenth century, yet eighty 4% of the Norwegians nonetheless use common Bokmål Norwegian. Nevermind that nynorsk is even harder to pronounce and greater grammatically perplexing than conventional Norwegian.

Answer 4

oh man, good luck with that! i have been looking everywhere for a decent place to learn ANY Scandinavian language for 5 years now. (Swedish and Norwegian in particular)

I did find some audio tapes at my local public library. Unfortunately, not many people even know where Norway IS... (probably don't even care either) That makes it harder to find helpful materials. The best thing is to listen to Norwegian radio and if you have satellite perhaps order a Norwegian station. I find that subtitles help A LOT even if they are Norwegian subtitles for English speaking TV! It's how I've been learning Swedish and everyday I seem to be able to understand when people speak more and more.... lycka till! =)

Answer 5

Based in your question, I can tell that you don't know any Norwegian yet.
If you want audio, go here:
http://www.nrk.no/lyd
To pick up the really basics, you can check the Sons of Norway website. Basic sentences are taught there:
http://www.sofn.com
Pronunciation is only available to members. But don't worry, the pronunciation is easy in those ones. I think I have the files somewhere.
If you want to have some practice, go to
http://www.phrasebase.com
An online dictionary English-Spanish-Norwegian is here:
http://www.tritrans.net
If you have questions, just ask. I might try to help.

Answer 6

I don't know any sites. Sorry. But I know Norway is gorgeous country. So if you are planning to go there take me with you! I want to see Norway!!! :)

Answer 7

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Answer 8

no! but I got a question for you! whats with the name dollface?

Answer 9

this seems to be a good website..

http://www.norway.org.uk/education/learning/languagecamp.htm

Answer 10

eurotalk.com