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 Title: Simple Norwegian #26 - Vocabulary 4
Description: In today's video we will learn 50 very common and useful Norwegian words!

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Simple Norwegian is a native Norwegian’s creation, intended to teach you Norwegian with some pretty simple and easy to follow lessons. The channel offers resources to learn vocabulary, grammar, and give an idea of what normal daily conversation might be like for Norwegians. I genuinely hope you enjoy the video series and that it helps you learn a lot.
Caption: [Music] y&#39;all need any Norwegian words I got lots of them no thanks thank God you have simple Norwegians so you don&#39;t have to resort to this shady dealer alright in this video you&#39;re gonna learn approximately 50 very common and useful Norwegian words let&#39;s get on with it a president is in Paris event and president a prime minister is installs Minister and starts minister to worry is Oba Sameera Oba Sameera so I&#39;ve added these two words here and parenthesis my and say and that&#39;s because often when you use the verb - Sameera you would say Yoshimura my or humba she minutes i and basically these two words will come after the verb and this occurs with certain specific verbs to indicate that it&#39;s something that you&#39;re kind of doing with yourself to use is Oberoi Oberoi yeah a trainer or coach is an Tyrion area and Tyrion area a member is at madam at Medlen a book is an book and book a reward is imbalancing and belonging a movie is and film and film useful is neti neti our society is at something at something a group is in grip and grip a choice is at the valley at Valley a walk like a short little walk is an spa surgery and spa SART or a school is ins Cola in school a university is at university at at university at a newspaper is a novice in Ava&#39;s a news is any hat and Nihat to develop is all it Vic la or eat declare a war is in Craig and Craig to grow is ov Aqsa or Vox ax a team is at log at log this word log can also mean layer as in layers of something afterwards is a tempo at the PO the middle is meetin meetin aside is an SI de and si de this word can also mean a page like a page in a book too close is Austin yeah Austin yeah of course is self illegally self illegally a project is at project at project at least is Yvette father Eve at fall a step is it&#39;s great at spirit an area is at Omarosa at uma Radha a first name is it for none at for none a surname is at the NAM at they&#39;re known to succeed is only yes only yes to help is or Yelp or Yelp to support is hasta or stead right as in being right and also this word can mean straight as in like a straight line is a debt a debt correct is Eric Eric de I want to briefly explain how we use the rickety versus how we use it at when meaning correct or right for both of them you can say that something is ethically or is a debt for example do a dick day and do add/edit which means you are right or correct but it can also be used in this other way and that is saying that something has it at examples being do hard that literally meaning you have right and you know that she had right which means she was correct to confirm is Oba kefta WAP occur after a wrong error or mistake is fail in fail an interest is an interest in Teresa a thing is an ting ting private is private revolt a possibility is an muli hat and muli hat an economy is an economy an economy a friend is and then and then social is sushi all sushi all a place is n plus and plus a victim is at affair at of very a kilometer is Angela meter and she Lumiere to throw is Acosta or Costa okay so that&#39;s all the words but now we&#39;re gonna have a little boys time of course to make sure that you learn these words and that you&#39;re not just hearing them and immediately forgetting them so translate the following into Norwegian pause if you need more time to think of the answer at the Nam Krieg revolt film book Yelp Eric day or edit interests somethin Oh Mirada then Ivy&#39;s for none CEDA log belonging bashira school effortful I hope you did well on the quiz and that concludes this video the next one will be about adjectives yeah that&#39;s correct I&#39;m making another video about adjectives and in this one you&#39;re gonna learn how to compare things or how to say something is best or better than something else [Music]
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