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massa q tbm sou BR, tbm aprendo norueguês e isso foi a 1 mês atrás

that's right. plus, on spotify you can find norwegian podcasts, sometimes even with transcripts.

honestly I would start off with free resources online to see if your interest in that language grows after studying it for a bit. only then I'd invest in courses or books. the one I took was from alfaskolen.no

thank you, that's actually comforting to hear😁

@@samkath ofc<3 happy to hear that:)

*sending lots of motivation* ✨️ ✉️✨️

Late reply but I hope you got your book by now and have started your learning process. Amazing that you can use your German skills to learn a new language. Very impressive!👏

Yesss go get it! Greetings back from Norway🥰🥰

the tts said "one" not "than"

it's because of cases like this one I get so confused about the right pronunciation 😭

thank you abf🥲❤️

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Fra Østerrike :)

Så bra, lykke til med kurset🤗

thanks for motivating me!😁

YES! That's what I've been looking for a long time! Thank you so much for recommending the book! I need it! And when I watch videos like this, it makes me want to learn the language! I'm drooling as they cooked the food! I am going to make this dish!

That's amazing, wish you good luck on your language journey!😁

Takk skal du ha! 🥰 Looking back it's crazy how far I've come

thank you!😁 that was actually my goal, to show how far one can go with free apps

I'll be there soon abf😭🤍

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Hei, hyggelig å møte deg her! Takk for at du ser på videoene mine, det setter jeg stor pris på! Ja, det stemmer og jeg har begynt å jobbe som sykepleier for nesten 2 år siden. Du er allerede ganske flink så du kommer sikkert til å bli enda flinkere! Lykke til videre!😁

@@samkath tusen takk! :) har du sendt papirene dine til helse direktorat? Jeg gjorde det og venter jeg på svar. har du tatt norskprøve? hvordan var den?

@@iamgrefiel376 Ja, det gjorde jeg før jeg flyttet til Norge men det tok ikke så lang tid før det ble godkjent. Norskprøven har jeg ikke tatt enda, mest sannsynlig neste år. Så fint at du er nå i prosessen for å få autorisasjon slik at du kan jobbe som sykepleier. Håper alt blir bra!😊

​@@samkath tusen takk. Jeg synes at du er klar til å ta Norskprøven! du er kjempeflink. jeg håper at alt blir bra med deg.. en ting, har du mottatt svar på email fra HelseDirektorat?

@@iamgrefiel376 du er det snilleste, takk! men du er også klar å ta prøven! jeg husker faktisk ikke lenger men du får ihvertfall varsel om svaret via epost. du må da kanskje logge deg inn på helsedirektoratet sin nettside.

I came to norway with a basic knowledge of norwegian but still far away from speaking fully and understanding everything. I started attending couple of online courses around November 2020 and felt somehow safe to work in March 2021. Since I was required to speak in norwegian at work, it happened to be the best practice opportunity for me. From there my speaking and listening skills gradually improved to the point where I suddenly realised that I was able to converse with people in norwegian without thinking much about it. So in that perspective I would say it took me around 1 1/2 years. However I would not describe myself as fully fluent because there is still so much more to learn.

@@samkath i see. Thank you so much for sharing you experience, now I feel more confident to carry on! It would be an honor if you send me the website you learnt from :) I have been going 7 months non stop on Duolingo and I am using other grammar books!

@@TheCoIdestWater alfaskolen.no and speaknorsk.no :) these are the two websites I used during my study period. Just so you know, attending any course will come with a fee. But in my case, I was willing to pay for it and it definitely helped me a lot with my progress. You're very welcome and I'm glad that I could help out! If you have watched my two other videos, then you'd know that I pretty much started off with duolingo. It is a great app and I learnt a good amount of basic knowledge. All the best for your next steps!✨️

I attended courses from alfaskolen.no :)

he's born and raised in norway but his parents are filipino😊

Thank you so much!😁 I attended online courses from alfaskolen.no I loved having a teacher who could answer all of my questions and corrects my homework. And since the course had fixed dates, I was required to attend those classes which also meant for me less procrastination. With speaknorsk on the other hand you have full control over your study pace. You can finish a whole course within a day if you like to or take as much time as provided. For my B1 course I had 3 months to finish it. For my B2 course I chose the lifetime version, so it doesn't expire. But because of that I have no time pressure at all. So sadly I still have not finishes that one 🥲 Once you are sure that you want to continue studying norwegian and you still feel stuck at A1, then I'd recommend attending online courses or in-person classes if those are available where you live. Courses may cost more than books or apps but in my opinion I learned the most during those classes.

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go ahead and enjoy the journey!✨️

Tut mir echt leid für die späte Antwort! Ich hoffe aber, dass ich dir trotzdem noch weiterhelfen kann mit meiner Antwort. Also bezüglich Büchern kann ich dir "Et år i Norge" empfehlen. Ich finde das Buch super und kommt mit einer CD für die Hörbeispiele. Die Erklärungen sind einfach zu verstehen und du hast nach jedem Kapitel Aufgaben, wo du die richtigen Antworten hinten im Buch finden kannst. Die einzigen Onlinekurse, die ich ausprobiert habe, sind von alfaskolen.no und speaknorsk.no Beide Seiten bieten online und in-person Kurse an, wobei die Onlinekurse von speaknorsk nur Lernmaterial zur Verfügung stellen mit Videos und Seiten zum Ausdrucken, aber du hast keinen direkten Lehrer mit dem du sprechen kannst. Man hat aber die Möglichkeit Kommentare oder Mails zu schreiben, um deine Fragen zu beantworten. Das ist alles was ich noch weiß, kann aber sein, dass sich Dinge seitdem geändert haben. Noch viel Glück und Spaß beim Lernen!😁

Do you mean if I was able to speak norwegian after four months of learning? then no, I wouldn't say that I could speak properly but I was getting the hang of some very basic sentences

@@samkath ahhh I see, I’m going through the same thing basic sentences, I’m only 4 months in august I’m gonna hit 5 months!

@@TheCoIdestWater that's impressive! I hope you still enjoy learning it. how has it been for you so far? are you already able to have a simple conversation?

@@samkath thank you so much! It’s going great I’m already able to pick up simple conversations! I understand the words that i know when watching something or listening to something, my goal is 4 months from now I should be able to understand at least 60% of everything!

@@TheCoIdestWater seriously, that's amazing! you'll be fluent in no time if you have already come this far just by studying by yourself 🙌💯

Great language! And, once you're comfortable in swedish, you'll be able to understand a good amount of norwegian as well😉

@@samkath yeah ik its like a 2 for 1 deal xD

@@Iemonicso true! I like travelling to Stockholm and it's nice that I can somehow communicate with the locals there😆 how far are you with learning Swedish?

@@samkath i'd say im a2 but i cannot pronounce anything for the life of me lmfao

@@Iemonicawesome! that will come in time, just keep on practicing. you've already come so far 🙌

Greetings back from Norway! will do maybe one day

thanks, I hope you're enjoying it as much as I do😊