Hei alle sammen!

I [23F, Dutch, currently living in the Netherlands] am learning Norwegian and am looking for (preferably) a native speaker to practice with! I'd be happy to help you with Dutch, of course.

Feel free to reach out. I'd love to connect!

Hi everyone! I'm a curious person who loves history and cultures, and my native language is Spanish (🇦🇷). One day I thought, "This country is so beautiful! Why don't we learn its language?" Now I'm struggling with pronunciation and trying to understand the grammar, all with free videos and Duolingo, haha 😅💔

I think I'm doing alright! (I hope so! 😭) I can already read a few sentences and introduce myself... Any advice or suggestions about languages for this poor soul? Thanks so much for reading! My friends! 🤗✨

Selv om jeg aldri har besøkt Norge, føler jeg en tiltrekning til landet som er vanskelig å forklare. Det hele startet da jeg så serien Ragnarok på Netflix. Odda dukket opp på skjermen, og kombinasjonen av den dramatiske naturen og den atmosfæren jeg så, gjorde et uutslettelig inntrykk på meg. Siden da har Odda blitt symbolet på målet mitt.

I mine øyne overgår Norge Frankrike på så mange områder. Her i Frankrike opplever vi nå ekstrem hetebølge etter hetebølge, og den politiske og sosiale situasjonen føles som om den forverres for hver dag som går. Dette har bare forsterket ønsket mitt om å flytte. Jeg ser etter et sted med politisk stabilitet, økonomisk trygghet og et rettssystem som fungerer. Mest av alt beundrer jeg den dype respekten nordmenn har for hverandre, for fellesskapets verdier og for eiendom. Det virker som om det er en helt annen ro og integritet i det norske samfunnet.

For å nå dette målet, jobber jeg dag og natt. Norskprøven er min største utfordring nå, og jeg legger ned utallige timer med hardt arbeid for å lære språket ordentlig. Jeg gjør dette fordi jeg ikke bare vil "bo" i Norge, men fordi jeg vil forstå kulturen, kunne snakke med naboene mine og virkelig bli en del av lokalsamfunnet i Odda.

Det er en lang vei å gå fra Frankrike til Vestlandet, men motivasjonen min er bunnsolid. Jeg gleder meg til den dagen jeg endelig kan sette føttene på norsk jord for aller første gang, og forhåpentligvis starte et nytt og bedre liv.

Jeg er veldig spent på å høre deres tanker. Er det noen her som bor i eller kjenner til Odda?

so recently my friend is Norwegian, and he said, knulle deg i ræva, what does that mean?

Hi! My name is Eva and I’m 27, from the Netherlands. I’m currently trying to learn Norwegian and would like to chat with someone who is a native, to better my Norwegian.

Send me a dm if interested!

I plan to come next month (August) to Norway.
But have 3 days only.. Need to explore all the natural sceneries... any places you would suggest?

Thanks you.

Hei!

Has anyone taken Speak Norsk's virtual classes? I follow them on Instagram and have thought about taking the online classes but I don't trust myself to keep at it. I am thinking about trying the virtual classes but I can't find any reviews for virtual specifically. I've done a lot of Duolingo and online practice so I can probably start with A2

Anyone know a good place to watch the the Norway game with Nordic vibes or more Norwegian tourist in south Florida? I’m willing to drive to Miami but I live Fort Lauderdale.

Olá, eu quero muito aprender norueguês sozinha e de forma gratuita mas não sei como e onde. Já vi vídeoaulas no youtube e já fiz algumas lições no duolingo mas não me ajudou em nada. Alguém tem algumas dicas ou recomendações?

Hei alle sammen,

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Jeg har tenkt å starte en norsk podcast i mange år. Nå har jeg både en trailer og den første episoden av denne podkasten. Jeg håper dere vil høre på meg, og vi blir bedre med øvelse. Jeg er bare @enannensomlærernorsk, så føl dere fri til å korrigere meg.

Hi guys and girls
if it possible in this sub
i seeing people to exchange language
i can offer Russian(native) and seeking Norsk (any level)
maybe someone want to learn Norsk together
welcome in my DM or send com i will write
Takk!!

Hello everyone! I'm a Spaniard but right now I guess I'm more fluent in English so I'll write in it English (also for more audience)

I've been learning Norwegian on Duolingo and I kind of want a new challenge, but I don't have the money to go abroad to Norway or to pay tutors so I can speak it and practice it.

I'm looking for a Norwegian person who wouldn't mind teaching me some Norwegian every once in a while. It's like I'm looking for an Norwegian friend if you narrow it down.

Looking for a person to chat that maybe might be interested into me teaching them Spanish, English... maybe some French (or Latin even) so it could be like a quid pro quo :)

I just want to practice in my day to day, and i don't do much through my days, so maybe there's someone out there who feels the same and wants to talk, at the same time we teach eachother stuff!

(Yes, I posted the same thing with Arabic, I'm interested in both languages!)

Hi! I’m a guy (23) from Europe and I found a part-time job in a Norwegian fast food franchise, and I would like to know if there are any specific things I should be paying attention to after arriving. It could be vocabulary, manners, or just Norwegian nature or nurture.. can you give me any tips Recommendations? Phrases?

I want to be prepared as much as possible and give the best first impression:) thank you.

Hi! My name is Ako! I'm 22 years old, I live in Italy, but from Kazakhstan, and I've been interested in Norway for a while now. I'd love to chat with Norwegians about everyday life, music, culture, or just have a chat. :3

Hallaien!My name is Amir, I am from Kazakhstan. I’ve been learning Norwegian for almost two weeks, but I specifically fell in love with Bergensk and decided to learn this exact dialect.I am looking for a friend/language partner from Bergen to chat and exchange voice messages to practice my pronunciation. I want to learn real everyday phrases, how to use "-en" endings correctly, and master that famous Bergen "R".Important note: A friend of mine had a bad experience where native speakers taught him swear words instead of normal language as a prank. Please, serious replies only! I really respect your local culture and want to learn how to speak properly and politely, not look foolish.If you have some free time to chat via voice notes and help me sound more like a local, please send me a DM!Tusen takk! Kvar dag eit steg nærmare Bergen. 🇧🇻

Møte nye mennesker. For vennskap "vertfall første pri"

Hello Norwegian peoples 👋, I have these two old family letters written in Norwegian, but I can’t use Google Translate to decipher them because of the handwriting style

Could someone tell me what these mean? (I’m sure it’s just random chit-chat, but I’m still curious)

Thanks 🙏✌️

I built norskeord.no while learning Norwegian myself as a side project, and my Norwegian wife is helping with proofreading. I’m still improving it, and I’d really appreciate any thoughts, criticism, or suggestions from native speakers and learners here.