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Assistant: Title: Simple Norwegian #2 - Greetings, Introductions & Goodbyes
Language: en
Description: In this video you will learn how to greet someone, introduce yourself, ask how someone is doing, how to respond to such an enquiry, and how to say goodbye!  That was a mouthful. In other words you will learn a lot in this one!

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0:00 - Intro
0:33 - Greetings
1:59 - Phrases used after greeting
3:24 - Exchanging names
3:58 - Saying Goodbye
6:47 - Bonus Word

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Caption: [Music] H hey everyone and welcome to your second simple Norwegian Norwegian lesson today we&#39;re going to learn about how to greet people how to ask how they&#39;re doing how to introduce your yourself and how to say goodbye let&#39;s start out with a few different variations of greetings hi hi some people also pronounce this word as hey hey something that I have to say about hi is that some people use this as a way of saying goodbye personally I&#39;ve never used this as a goodbye but people do use this as a goodbye so just be aware of that hi son hi son H H Hal Hal this is a slang variation of a greeting and uh it&#39;s not very formal welcome good dog g dog talk forist talk forist this is the weirdest way to greet someone but uh Norwegians say this and it basically means thank you for the last time we hung out together nice to see you okay so now you&#39;ve said hello to someone what can you say after that the following phrases are meant just for that how&#39;s it going this means how&#39;s it going and it literally means how&#39;s it standing St St this is a short form of the previous phrase and it means how&#39;s it going how are you this means was up and um as you might have figured this is slang it&#39;s not very formal this means I&#39;m doing going well this means it&#39;s going well great great this means it&#39;s going okay this means it&#39;s not going so well what is your name what is your name my name is my name is so at this point in the conversation you&#39;re just bored of this Norwegian person and you just want to say goodbye how do we say goodbye in Norwegian it was nice to see you it was nice meeting you there are many variations of this next one here and that is H H literally means have it and it comes from HRA so H is a shortened form ofra and you can also say Hal Hal which mean to have it good have it well and they&#39;re just all different variations of saying goodbye so let&#39;s go through these all of these literally mean the same thing and that is goodbye it doesn&#39;t matter which way you write it either all of these are correct ways of writing it see you later this is obviously a shortened form of the previous phrase Vis Vis this is again a shortened form of the previous phrase talk to you later this literally means we will talk later again this is a shortened form form of the previous phrase talk to you later this means goodbye and it literally means upon seeing each other again and for are two words that you typically only use when you&#39;re saying goodbye for a long time say for example you think you&#39;re never going to see each other again or maybe the person is going on a long trip that is the time that someone would say F or oh snap it&#39;s time for another bonus word and today we have notice that the H is silent this this word means heart so that was it for this lesson I hope you enjoyed it and uh feel free to check out my next video which is going to be about fundamental words and phrases in [Music] Norwegian [Music] he
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