Snakker Du Norsk? (Do You Speak Norwegian?)
Friday, 21. August 2009, 10:42:08
I've been here for just under 13 months. And as I always say, I would feel like a long term tourist if I didn't learn some Norwegian while I'm here. So last year I decided to take classes seriously.
I talked about my first ones on a previous post, but later on I ended up changing to a different course which was excellent!! I surprise myself everyday on how much I've actually learned so far. If I only practiced/studied/had more confidence, I would be doing way better. Well, that's the plan starting September now!
And as I actually have had someone asking me about Norwegian classes because of my blog. (
Other people actually read this thing???
) I decided to use my space for advertising. 
The course is from Speak Norwegian! and the teacher's name is Brit Eli. To be really honest, if I know some Norwegian now, a big (I said BIG) part of it is because she is a great teacher. Because I know I'm not a great student - I bought the book at the end of level one
.
So if you want to try to learn Norwegian, I really recommend that you try getting in touch with her and taking some lessons. You can also meet cool people from several places such as Bosnia, Costa Rica, Uganda, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Slovakia/Hungary, China, even Brazil!
Click on the image below and you'll go to the website with more info, deal?
I talked about my first ones on a previous post, but later on I ended up changing to a different course which was excellent!! I surprise myself everyday on how much I've actually learned so far. If I only practiced/studied/had more confidence, I would be doing way better. Well, that's the plan starting September now!
And as I actually have had someone asking me about Norwegian classes because of my blog. (Other people actually read this thing???) I decided to use my space for advertising. The course is from Speak Norwegian! and the teacher's name is Brit Eli. To be really honest, if I know some Norwegian now, a big (I said BIG) part of it is because she is a great teacher. Because I know I'm not a great student - I bought the book at the end of level one
.So if you want to try to learn Norwegian, I really recommend that you try getting in touch with her and taking some lessons. You can also meet cool people from several places such as Bosnia, Costa Rica, Uganda, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Slovakia/Hungary, China, even Brazil!
Click on the image below and you'll go to the website with more info, deal?
) and that we had over 20 people in the classroom. Norwegian is not the easiest language in the world to learn... Some quotes:
(I am Venezuela....). How do you say it? That I am Venezuelan...
Hmmmm 
Jeg er fra Venezuela.
Jeg er fra Venezuela..
(American girl.. don't know her name yet) 
WIDGETIZE