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User: Caption: [Music] in this lesson you will learn pretty much all the Norwegian prepositions that I could find and they should definitely come in handy when for example describing where something is so you don&#39;t end up tongue-twisted like this guy right here by the way it should be noted that not all of these are prepositions I added some extra words which are similar to prepositions just so that you know either way you&#39;re gonna learn a lot in this video forum freedom means in front of forum Bok Bok means behind bok another word for behind is Baucom bok ohm there there could be translated to by beside or next to in English the seed Nava the seed know of it literally means by the side of poor poor means on poor Opa Opa means on top of and the word OPA is constructed out of the two different words up and poor which means up and on you tonight you guessed it it means under all that all of it means over or above or vet or van foot oven for it also means above or oven void it int didn&#39;t means around something adrene is also an adjective that describes something being round ohmic ring on ring is another word that means around something I&#39;m kidding two more variations of um Kring are kidding and II killing these two variations are very uncommon but you might see them now and then II II means in E in the ena means inside in the eenie is a word that has put in na and E together and it basically means inside in the &#39;man omitting means in the middle Amy meet e means in the middle of me te in for means within for example in enforcer Gilliam which means within the circle in them is also another word that means within but as you can see here I used a different illustration for this one because there&#39;s actually quite a distinct difference between these two and I&#39;ll explain that to you right now so inin is used exclusively for concepts and abstract things for example being within reach which is in Nevada or within an hour in an antenna in many of the instances where you would use in then you could also use inin foot instead of inin however inin foot is the only word that you would use for physical locations for example being within a circle Yuta Yuta means outside buta you&#39;d inferred butan food means outside or outside of irritant food it gnam gnam means going kind of around something passing something by going around it and it&#39;s also used as an expression to say except for for example allah who&#39;s Nevada good numb and summer killed which means all the houses were red except for one that was yellow over foot over foot means across from over for malum means between malum Ian Nam means through ya know for B means past like if you pass something that means you go for be it for the be mere means with mere blunt means among blunt hose hose is an interesting word and it means with or at it&#39;s usually used when talking about where you&#39;re staying or where you&#39;ve been and with whom an example would be a boy who&#39;s phenomena which means I live at my parents place mote mote means towards and by the way moot is also a noun that means courage emote emote means against what what means towards and this is an interesting word I don&#39;t think it&#39;s used very often at least I personally never use this word Mozart Mozart means opposite Mozart Fira theorem means from Fira forty-foot can be used in very many different ways in Norwegian but predominantly it will be most similar to the English word for I&#39;m gonna go through a bunch of different ways that you can use it here the hum you data for the henna which means he did it for her in some seldom cases it can mean in front of an example being bent foot in that which means being blindfolded and quite literally having a bin in front of your eyes and a bin is like a strap it can mean by for example in skillet for skillet which means step by step it can mean of specifically in the example is there the foot which means instead of it can be used to say these days by saying forty Dhin it can mean to when you combine it with alt ulta foot and it can be used for exclamation for example for advise which means what weather or what crazy weather basically ether yeah if a yeah means according to however if you write a space between E and Fedya it becomes something different and it means along with or together and I feel like this is specifically used in situations where there&#39;s movement for example walking together de Kyoya which means they walked together also worth mentioning here is that Wharf area is a verb that means to follow ohm ohm just like foot can be used in very many different ways but I feel like the most predominant usage of ohm is about and if and I&#39;ll go through examples for all the different uses that I can for about you could say valve the up to UM Dan which means what do you know about this one you can use it as if the village fiend on the Cunha coma which means it would be nice if you could come you can use it in the expression as if which is a Norwegian some ohm you can use it to say even though or even if with the Norwegian expression cell ohm you can use it to say during yes be settle Martin which means I eat at night you could say the other day by saying had on the organ you can use it in the expression my tundra which means kind of like mixed up you can use it to say next to or buy something for example see the MC de and lastly you can use it to say around something at bells dome leva which means a belt around the waist till till means to till can also mean until and very often you&#39;ll see it with from from will be in front of the tail so it would be like from tail yeah Escobar from Tilghman Marco Miriam for example which means I&#39;m gonna be here until mom comes home of of is another word that can have multiple meanings and uses but predominantly it means of and sometimes also off let&#39;s go through some examples of this you could say who said a story of TIA or who&#39;s that I log it of Tia which means the house is composed of or made out of tree you can use it to say off for example or go off Bisson which means to go off the bus you can use it to say the Yelp of which means with the help of you can use it to say poke you in the of which is an expression that means because of fear third means before I think I might have covered this in the time episode but I thought it would be relevant here as well third he there he their means as something happens it there Han sada so he convert that means as he said that he walked away or he went away at their at their means after at their paw at the boy means afterwards at their paw Nia Nia means down near Oh OOP means up OOP OOP now means upside down open air Neda Neda means down in the sense that something is below something and it can also mean downstairs near the an example of Neda is sulla inada which means the Sun is below the horizon it is down Ned and foot means below Ned and foot alright now that we&#39;ve learned these let&#39;s see what the guy from the start would say if he knew what to say do you already know the answer let&#39;s see what he says did Lee get poor Buddha by the way she&#39;s saying where are my keys and he&#39;s saying they are laying on the table guess what it&#39;s time for a little quiz now that you&#39;ve learned these words let&#39;s test your memory for a few of them what word best describes the illustration that you&#39;re seeing remember to pause if you need more time to think of the answer agent or own kidding are valid answers for this one you might have thought ohm would be correct - because I said that ohm could mean around but in my opinion it would just sound weird if you&#39;re saying that circulant at all Buddha honestly when you use ohm to mean around it&#39;s not used very often it&#39;s just like specific cases okay next one Nome was the correct answer over the foot is the correct answer Ian Nome is the correct answer third is correct it there is correct a dead boy is the right answer you might have thought it was gonna be edited but that means after and at the pole means afterwards alright that&#39;s it for this video I hope you learned a bunch the next video will be a bunch of vocabulary related to being at the store and I hope you enjoy that one as well [Music]
Title: Simple Norwegian #22 - Prepositions
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