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Thank you sir for this video

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Takk for videoen! Kjæresten min kommer fra Bergen så dette har hjulpet meg til å lære mer om bergensk.

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Good lectures..but you should also translate every norwegian word into English slowly.

Me learning dialects: Japanese: 大阪弁(totally not to sound like a delinquent) Norwegian: Bergensk(no reason) Sweden: skånska(curiosity)

Im dating a person from Bergen, and Im so relieved to hear this dialect is a lot easier for a Dutch mouth like mine 😅

Cannot we not use en for both masculine and feminine gender?

Wow this is better explained than in my native language :O

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Perfect work!Wery good video!

Tusen takk!!!! Thank you so much!!!!

I'm not sure but I couldnt help but to notice that how he prnounce the letter "r" whicch reminds me of how the french people prnounce the letter r. By any chance, are u french? Just curious lmao

Leser du norsk? Hah??

As someone born in Bergen, Norway and raised I the United States, this video is really informative and is really nice!

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Thank you man

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Your English 😮😮

Good evening my dearest friend I am from India part Tamil Nadu I like very much to learn Norwegian language is it possible friend can you help me to learn Norwegian language please and my name is Joseph

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The video is very helpful. But I have one question: is there any rule why jag mag, etc are pronounced like jæi mæi? I'm asking about the sound i in the end.

Very helpful videos, thanks. The only thing which confuses me is the r at the end of the verbs. Sometimes you pronounced them, sometimes not. Are there verbs where you don't pronouce the r?

Good teacher! Tusen takk

Watching this in 2023... bless you

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Thank you so much for these videos! There is so much information in them, and I learn so much in just 30 minutes. Tusen takk!

I'm so surprised that Norwegian has so much in common with Italian in terms of grammar!

Tusen Takk, your videos are so helpful

Hmmm I'm thinking the R sound is probably and originally Old Norsk and the Normans introduced it in the French language....or some story like that.

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great lessons. thank you!

hello ! i really want to say thank u because as an a1 level learner you help me so much with these courses <3 greetings from greece

I appreciate listening to the Bergen dialect. This is exactly what I have been looking for. I live in Bergen and have been studying Norwegian for about 8 of those years but have been unable to understand the native Bergen people when they speak. With this I can finally get a taste of hearing the Bergen dialect and hopefully come to understand it. Thank you!!

Thou-> thee Du -> deg But English changed over time. It also used to be ye -> you (equivalent to dere), but I guess people didn't like that.

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takk!

Tusen Takk er vanskelig .

Very nice.

I decided to learn Bergen Norwegian, cuz I can't pronounce the rolling r😂

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Very helpful explanation! Takk!