I'm Trying to learn NORWEGIAN LANGUAGE... and it's driving ME CRAZY

#norway #mylifeinnorway #norwegianlanguage #expatlife
Alright, by now you all already know that I am struggling with learning Norwegian language. I know, it is my fault, I am also quite lazy as I don't seem to find time for it BUT I do find excuses, LOL! 😂Anyways, this funny short about my Norwegian life and moving to Norway is looking at one specific thing in learning this language - THE LETTERS! Yeah, I know all of you learning the language from zero are or had to struggle with figuring out how to pronounce them! If you didn't you're a genius (at least, in my eyes).

[ThSkBj]

You nailed the Æ! Only the last 2 to go. 😊

[theketchupboi]

As a norwegian I have a simple rule for you; Æ = The a in lack, ø = the u in luck and å = the o in lock
You *lack* the *luck* to pick the *lock*

[emmaaka]

Æ is like crying loud but not loud its like saying ae togeter

[BaddieRobloxGirlyyy]

I'm Norwegian
If people can't get Æ Å Ø right
Here are some tips
Æ=
1. it's like saying a and e at the same time
2. it's like a screaming but short
Ø= it's like saying Æ but more ooo
Å= it's like saying AHOOO

[kqydenvx]

WHY DO I FIND THIS FUNNY AS A NORWEGIAN-

[kilipakioritahiti]

Yet English and Norwegian are closely related languages being western Germanic, and Old English was similar to Old Norse before they changed it.

[emmaaka]

Å is like saying the word oh but just the first sound

[Nyxius]

I didn’t have a problem pronouncing Ø Æ Å since I was usually using duolingo with adblocker

[kaolahshsh]

Well, I am Egyptian and I am looking for a map to learn Norwegian from Zero
to Hero

[雀-tc]

The letters look fancy, but the actual sounds they make pretty much all exist in English. Just takes a little practice!

[gavinbaise]

The å is the boston and east coast accent of the o in coffee

[Wolfxreo]

Ø and Å is actually rlly similar and Æ is like sheep noises (idk what to call it 😭)

[xMothWoman]

same girl same this was me 2 months ago

[ACD_VMT]

Those are the easy letters for me, I keep messing up on words with r, kj, and brø. ;(

[phillipjensen]

As a Norwegian the ø is like the u in burn å is like the a in fall and i couldnt come up with something for Æ

[Julia_indianna]

Det er egentelig ikke så vanskelig, men det er jo enklare for folk i Norge å lære engelsk😉

[JxceCommitsTaxFraud]

All I know is "Jeg Elsker Deg" :D

[shadowpastathetfkidwithau]

My solution for pronouncing ø is simple I just belly flop

[osteoporosis]

Æ is the a in bar. Å is the oa sound in board. And the ø sound is the ir sound in bird but stick your lips a little farther out and say you will actually hear it as a mix of saying oh and ir

[Elinzee]

is æ, ø and å that hard to learn? im norwegian-