Learn Norwegian #13 - Telling time

This episode is part of a series of videos to learn Norwegian (beginner A1 level). In this lesson, we will look at how to tell time in Norwegian.

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[murijesuschrist]

2.questions:-why do you use (hvor) instead of (hva), beacause hva mean s (what), in time of asking what time is it....i would like to know why hvor comes out to ask what time is it.
-And the numbers you are using example like twenty to nine u use(den er ti etc..)

[thegunman]

Thanks for the great series of videos! I believe at 3:52, is it literally ten to half past five? Didn't sound so natural to me, is it how Norwegians express 5:20? ;D

[chubsmotovlogandadventures]

Learning Norsk as beginner before I go tourist :) for 3:53 correct me if I'm wrong for 5:20 should be De er ti pa halv fem? instead of seks? thanks