Norwegian course for beginners 1
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A simple way to make yourself understood. Learn to greet and introduce yourself, ask others how they are doing, or order food and drinks in a café. You will be led step by step through vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation exercises. This course is based on a beginner's level of language learning.
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Get startedHei! Part 1
Hello!
Here you'll learn: how to greet others - saying goodbye - pronouncing ei in Norwegian
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Get startedHei! Part 2
Hello!
Here you'll learn: personal pronouns - to ask and tell one's name - how to form present tense verbs
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Get startedHei! Review
Hello!
Here you'll review: vocabulary from the last lessons - forming present tense verbs - personal pronouns
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Get startedHvordan går det? Part 1
How are you?
Here you'll learn: how to say thank you, good and all the best - how to pronounce å and æ
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Get startedHvordan går det? Part 2
How are you?
Here you'll learn: how to ask and say how you are doing - formulating questions and answers
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Get startedHvordan går det? Review
How are you?
Here you'll review: vocabulary from the last lessons - formulating questions and answers
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Get startedHvor kommer du fra? Part 1
Where are you from?
Here you'll learn: words such as city and country - pronouncing ø and o
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Get startedHvor kommer du fra? Part 2
Where are you from?
Here you'll learn: asking and saying where one is from - definite and indefinite articles
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Get startedHvor kommer du fra? Review
Where are you from?
Here you'll review: vocabulary from the last lesson - definite and indefinite articles
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Get startedJeg forstår ikke. Part 1
I don't understand.
Here you'll learn: words such as ja, selvfølgelig and bare - pronouncing the endings -d and -ig
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Get startedJeg forstår ikke. Part 2
I don't understand.
Here you'll learn: how to ask or to say that you don't understand - asking for help - negation
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Get startedJeg forstår ikke. Review
I don't understand.
Here you'll review: vocabulary from the last lessons - negation and the modal verb kunne
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Get startedVil du ha noe å drikke? Part 1
Would you like something to drink?
Here you'll learn: a few Norwegian words for drinks - pronouncing kj, ki and tj
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Get startedVil du ha noe å drikke? Part 2
Would you like something to drink?
Here you'll learn: how to order in a café or bar - definite and indefinite forms for plural nouns
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Get startedVil du ha noe å drikke? Review
Would you like something to drink?
Here you'll review: vocabulary from the last lesson - definite and indefinite forms for plural nouns
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Get startedJeg har lyst på et smørbrød. Part 1
I would like an open sandwich.
Here you'll learn: what Norwegians like to eat - the pronunciation of g before ei, i and y
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Get startedJeg har lyst på et smørbrød. Part 2
I would like an open sandwich.
Here you'll learn: how to say what you would like to eat - how to say that you are hungry and thirsty - some information about compound words
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Get startedJeg har lyst på et smørbrød. Review
I would like an open sandwich.
Here you'll review: vocabulary from the last lessons - forming compound words
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Get startedUnnskyld, kan du hjelpe meg? Part 1
Excuse me, can you help me?
Here you'll learn: some words for giving directions - pronouncing sj, rs and sky
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Get startedUnnskyld, kan du hjelpe meg? Part 2
Excuse me, can you help me?
Here you'll learn: asking for directions - understanding directions - forming imperative verbs
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Get startedUnnskyld, kan du hjelpe meg? Review
Excuse me, can you help me?
Here you'll review: vocabulary from the last lessons - forming imperative verbs
