Is Norwegian a hard language to learn? 🇳🇴

Is Norwegian an hard language to learn? is it a difficult language? You will find all the answers and the curiosities about learning Norwegian language in this video! 👇🏻

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[farah]

I think like any other language, it will be difficult in the beginning and as you progress it’ll become easier. As long as you have motivation you can learn it.

[steveharris]

I love the Norwegian language. As a native English speaker, I find it incredibly straightforward and have been able to easily pick up the basics. It is actually quite similar to English. I even find it easier than German. German grammar and sentence structure can be quite different from English and far more complicated than Norwegian grammar.

Swedish and Danish are so similar to Norwegian, once you learn a considerable amount of one of them, you can easily pick up things in the other two languages. Cheers!

[GiuliaVentorim]

I study medicine and my dream is to live in Norway someday... The last words in this video gave me a lot of motivation to study Norwegian language, who knows I can work there after I graduate if I manage to learn the language!

[juansantillanagiraldo]

Woww I am studying medicine and I didn't know you needed physicians as well. I wil surely learn Norwegian soon. Thanks, great video!

[nikusita]

From all the countries I've lived in, Norway was my absolute favorite!
Love the people, the language (sound, cause I don't speak it) and their accent in English!

[jacquiehahn]

I'm a native English speaker, and my second language is German, so I'm actually finding Norwegian quite easy. I find the similarities (and differences) absolutely fascinating.

[chavmanrush]

Hey, I am a native Norwegian speaker as I was born in Iceland, and also speak German, English, Dutch, and Spanish. Growing up in Iceland I learned English and Norwegian in my early school years. It gave me a huge advantage, as I was focusing on other words in other ways and exercising my brain. I have now lived in the USA for 8 years and am trying to teach my friends to speak fluently as we have a trip to Iceland an then Norway then the Black Forest Germany. These tips will help a lot with me teaching them! Thanks :)

[Inkgraphite]

As a person who started to learn russian, those new letters don't scare me hahaha

[VeganUkrainian]

Thank you a lot! Very Motivating and interesting video😊

[TheUlrix]

Good work and we'll done you're a very good teacher.

[melaninkind]

Thank you very much for this video. My native language is german and I speak English. This video took my fear for learning Norwegian away :)

[mishelmudryk]

Very informative! Thank you very much!

[SamMartinBurr]

Great video Preben! I'm English but I'm probably more 'languagesey' than most people. Well... Definitely English people... (I have a degree in Arabic and I live in Somalia). So hopefully I'll get on alright with Norwegian. Just once in my life, I really want a cosey, winter, snowey, northern lights holiday and I've got Norway in mind :) so would like to learn some Norwegian over the next 6 months to a year.

[ChrischLBaby]

Your pronunciation of the German sentence was actually spot on :) 
but I would disagree on the point that you can directly translate German sentences (except the real simple ones) into Norwegian just because of the fact that German sentence structure can be very complicated. 
For example the sentence "nice that you have done this" -> "Schön, dass du das gemacht hast" would literally be "Fint at du det gjort har" (but maybe you can say it like this in Norwegian? :D)

[DevlogBill]

Norwegian sounds like an interesting language to learn. I was thinking about German since I started learning it 5 days ago, but decided not too. German is too complicated and I am considering either Norwegian, Swedish or maybe Dutch. BUT I was wondering which language has a wide selection of literature and TV shows available between the three? Thanks for the good video.

[kubilernt]

As a German native speaker who also speaks English, I feel encouraged to learn some basics in Norwegian just for fun :)

[dackel]

Im a native german who hates learning vocabs and speaks fluent english, so you have just taken my fear to learn norwegian, as i really dislike learning new languages, thank you!

[idraote]

I've been dabbling with Norwegian for the past few weeks and I don't find it particularly challenging except for two things: articles and pronunciation. Especially pronunciation, understanding spoken Norwegian is really difficult for me.

[iliasalenko]

Norwegian for me as Ukrainian easier than English...🥰 So I'm in love with Norwegian

[TheCoIdestWater]

Can I say for example jeg går det or jeg drar dit? Or it dosent matter ?