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0.0 - Absolute Beginner: The content uses very simple vocabulary and basic phrases, with clear visuals and context. Ideal for someone who knows no target language at all.
0.25 - Beginner: Simple sentences and common vocabulary. The video may include some visual aids and context to help understanding.
0.5 - Intermediate: More complex sentences and a broader vocabulary. Some idiomatic expressions may be used, requiring a bit more background knowledge.
0.6 - Upper Intermediate: The content includes industry-specific vocabulary and concepts. Viewers should have a good grasp of the target language to fully understand.
0.8 - Advanced: The video uses advanced vocabulary and complex sentence structures. It may include nuanced discussions that require a strong command of the language.
1 - Very Advanced: The content is aimed at fluent speakers, with specialized terminology and concepts that may not be familiar to all native speakers.
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Title: Simple Norwegian #0 - Introduction & Language Learning Tips
Caption: [Music] wel welcome to simple Norwegian first off I just want to congratulate you for taking your first step towards learning Norwegian all right that&#39;s that&#39;s enough that&#39;s enough so this is a free video series intended to teach you Norwegian I am a Norwegian native having lived here pretty much my entire life and I also have American relatives so I&#39;ve had the privilege of learning both languages and speaking them fluently I also really enjoy making videos and helping people so this makes me think it&#39;s a great idea for me to teach you some Norwegian here on YouTube before we get started with the lessons I just want to give you a few language learning tips to help you successfully learn the language when it comes to watching this video series or any YouTube video for that matter remember that you can use the left Arrow key on your keyboard to move back 5 Seconds to relisten or rewatch a part of a YouTube video this is very useful when you&#39;re trying to uh properly hear the pronunciation of certain words or phrases another thing that you can use is the space bar to pause and unpause the video and this might be useful when I ask you to recall a certain word or phrase and you want to give yourself a bit more time to think my second tip is to learn regularly make it a daily habit challenge yourself to do it for a monthlong streak or so learning for just 20 minutes a day is much much better than learning 2 hours once a week my third tip is that you want to immerse yourself in the language as much as possible you want your brain soaking in the language this is pretty much how you learn a language naturally when you&#39;re a kid you&#39;re just completely surrounded by the language and you naturally pick it up so of course you&#39;re going to want to surround yourself with as much Norwegian as possible if you&#39;re not able to spend time in Norway the second best thing you can do is to constantly watch any Norwegian stuff online I suggest to find as many Norwegian YouTubers as possible and subscribe to all of them and uh whenever you uh have some extra time available just go to YouTube go to your subscriptions and find a random Norwegian video to watch if you can&#39;t find that many Norwegian videos or YouTubers online you can uh try to get your hand on on some Norwegian TV shows and watch those you might be discouraged at first because you don&#39;t really understand what the people are saying but trust me over time and especially as you go through these uh video series that I&#39;m creating and actually study some Norwegian you&#39;ll really start to develop the ability to understand a lot of spoken Norwegian and of course the more you do this the better you&#39;ll become this is actually how I learned to speak a lot of German so I totally recommend doing this my fourth tip is that you become better at what you practice this might be a common sense to you but this is worth noting when you&#39;re learning a language if you want to be able to understand spoken Norwegian simply listening to it all the time will get the job done if you want to be able to talk Norwegian you have to practice speaking it even if you&#39;re just speaking to yourself if you ever want to be able to read and write the language however you guessed it you need to read and write a lot of Norwegian my fifth tip is that when you learn something new in Norwegian practice actually using it imagine scenarios where you would use your new vocabulary and then pretend you are experiencing that scenario and use your new learnings it doesn&#39;t matter if you do this in your head out loud or even on paper either of them will work this is a really good way to make your learning stick because you&#39;re actually applying your knowledge to practical use my sixth tip is uh something called the forgetting curve our brain is built to forget things that aren&#39;t refreshed every now and then uh this is to sort out useful and uh redundant knowledge and uh basically if you refresh your learned language knowledge after first a day or two then after a few days then a week and then after two weeks Etc the information will really stick in your brain a lot better the way you want to refresh your knowledge is by using recall simply exposing yourself to the same word won&#39;t be as effective as if you are tested on the word and challenge your brain to actually recall the correct answer in this video series I will periodically upload test yourself videos which you can use for this purpose to really retain your learnings for as long as possible when it comes to pronun iation I&#39;ll discuss that in the first video but basically you want to really focus on nailing the correct pronunciation as early as possible listen intensely to how the language sounds and do your very best to reproduce it over time the pronunciation becomes second nature and you can focus more on vocabulary and grammar so this last one here isn&#39;t really a tip but I&#39;d like to address this before ending the video people often claim that you need a real purpose or Reason for learning a language I just don&#39;t find this to be true I agree that if you have a really good reason to learn it for example if you plan on living in the country or if your spouse is Norwegian and you want to be able to communicate in Norwegian with her family and friends these are great reasons and will probably motivate you but such a thing is not necessary to learn a language personally I&#39;ve learned German completely on my own spending years doing it simply because I wanted to maybe the biggest reason I had was that I know that people who speak multiple languages live much longer than those who don&#39;t due to the mental training that multiple language provides so in other words this tip is if you want to learn the language without any particular reason for doing so you can all right that sums up what I wanted to say in this video I really hope you enjoy my simple Norwegian series that you find it useful and uh maybe somewhat entertaining and I want to wish you good luck on learning Norwegian and achieving whichever goal you are striving for [Music]
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