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 Leyenda: The song: 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=8ZkFXnm-RNQ

Lyrics to the song: 
http://lyrics.wikia.com/Kaizers_Orchestra:Hjerteknuser

Rogaland: 
http://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fil:Norway_Counties_Rogaland_Position.svg

My facebook and english twitter: 
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http://twitter.com/CrienYoutube Hey all Norwegian learners!
The language I'm teaching is not Bokmål nor Nynorsk. It's an east dialect and I don't think you will have much problem with bokmål after this. :) And everyone will understand this.

I am Norwegian, from Norway. Born and raised. I live in Oslo, with my husband and son.

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I edit with Vegas Pro.
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Ttulo: Norwegian Dialect: Through Kaizers Orchestra
Idioma: en
Descripcin: hi once again um I&#39;m just going to do a quick quick thing first of all because I promised okay many of you have been asking about Norwegian dialects and for me to explain the dialects and show you the difference but the thing is there is so insanely many different dialects in Norway and I I can&#39;t even try sorry I can&#39;t even try to to say them I could do like the different main different ones but then the people from those District would just make fun of me and say that that&#39;s not right and then it would be just horrible but I got a suggestion from one on Facebook that I would take a song with lyrics which is in a dialect and I would compare that to my dialect so that&#39;s the best thing I can do for now uh so I&#39;ve taken Kaiser&#39;s Orchestra which means Heartbreaker H because it&#39;s well known and it has a dialect so kaisra are from you go Google at County so you know where it&#39;s in the West West South is nor Norway yeah okay so first of all what you need to do is go listen to the song I have a link here second of all you need to do is find the lyrics so you can read and I&#39;ll also put the link in down okay and this is the main difference between my Eastern dialect and this Western Southern dialect okay they pronounce the G in the i u they not they but like uh when I say my me I say may but they say me me it&#39;s written exactly the same but they just pronounced the G that we don&#39;t and the same with I I would say y but these one says egg egg and the same thing goes for you I say d they say de but that word isn&#39;t actually in the song but I just want you to know the the deal and they also pronounce uh in not or don&#39;t I would say they would say is that&#39;s a very new Norwegian way of saying it and another main difference is that they do have the EI togetherness in a lot of their words like when I would say like one or a they would say it it the same thing with whole I would say and they would say and the same thing with one like a only the other article and they would say I or I and they have a few other small things when I say the the word to be is I say they would say e just the E and they say in this song for down I would say n and they would say n because they don&#39;t Pro pronounce the RS the way the East nor we do with they pronounce it with the yeah I I don&#39;t do that very well you can hear and they also have uh the more with the the G again like when I would say saw like I I saw that they would say so with the g at the end again and uh they also have more of the sh sound the when I would say what myself sell they would say sure but you have the then do and you have the from and you have the say that was actually the difference in that song comparing my Eastern dialect to that Western dialect I hope that made any sense for you and that you can now listen to the song and actually hear the differences thank you for watching