Vocabulary
# 52.2 "Annerledes" kontra "forskjellig (på norsk)
The episode breaks down the Norwegian words annerledes, forskjellig and forskjellig fra, showing how they differ when making comparisons and describin...
# 52.1 "Annerledes" versus "forskjellig" - in English
This episode explains how Norwegian differentiates between internal variation and difference between groups, using words like different and differentl...
#49 "Både" vs "begge" (begge to / begge deler)
Send us Fan Mail We break down the real difference between “både” and “begge” so you can say “both” in Norwegian without guessing. We also tackle the ...
#42 "Connection" in Norwegian - a concept full of nuances
Send us Fan Mail “Connect” feels like a simple word until you try to say it in Norwegian and realise you’re actually talking about five different thin...
#41 "Frisk" or "fersk"? - The finesse of freshness.
Send us Fan Mail “Fresh” sounds simple until you try to say it in Norwegian and suddenly you have two options that both seem right. We unpack the real...
#39 Tid / gang / time - What do they mean? And how are they used?
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#34 "I", "inn", "inne" and "inni". I say no more...
Send us Fan Mail What is the difference in meaning and function of these four words? How can we translate the English word "in" to Norwegian? I hope y...
#33 "Til" or "for"? I have cake for you... or to you? When to use "til" and "for" in Norwegian.
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#31 "Å bety" versus "å mene" - because “to mean” means a lot ...
Send us Fan Mail We start with "å bety", the reliable choice when you ask what a word translates to, define a term, or tie facts to outcomes. Then we ...