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Assistant: Caption: [Music] we all need to ask questions sometimes even in Norwegian so how do we ask questions in Norwegian well in this video you&#39;re going to find out before getting on to the words the elves I just want to note that most of these question words start with HV and the H in these words is silent so the first word is V VA this means what v v v this means where W them them this means who who them v v this means how this means why this is when when it comes to this last word here which is which we have in Norwegian three different variations for this word which one you use depends on the gender and amount V is used for singular male or female nouns bilet is used for singular neutral gendered nouns bil is used for plural so once again they are so I&#39;m now going to give you an example of each of these question words used in a [Applause] sentence foree [Music] fore all right it&#39;s time for a little mini test to uh make sure that you&#39;ve learned your your question words in Norwegian if you watch my previous episodes you&#39;ll know what this is basically you&#39;ll have a few seconds to translate an English word into Norwegian and the time remaining is signified by the rotating Norwegian flag thing as such so let&#39;s get started v v them would done for nor ven all right that was it for this video I hope you learned something new and make sure to check out the next video because I&#39;m going to teach you how to flirt in [Music] Norwegian [Music] I
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0:00 Intro
0:28 Question Words
2:02 Examples of using Question words
3:24 Mini-Test

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Language: en
Title: Simple Norwegian #8 - Question Words
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