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Many new Norwegian language learners are unsure when to use the words “NÅR” and “DA” in Norwegian. Here we will explain how to use the words correctly.   General rule:

For many who have just started learning Norwegian, the use of “derfor” and “fordi” can be confusing. In this article, we will explain the difference between these two words.  

Different types of Norwegian words have the same form but different meanings. In this article we will look at så, which has four different meanings in Norwegian.   1 Så

The Norwegian question words “Hvilken”, “Hvilket” and “Hvilke” all mean “Which” in English. The choice of question word varies depending on the gender of the noun to which it refers.

“om” + season When discussing what you usually do in a season, you will use “om.” Let us look at how to pronounce the seasons in Norwegian: høst (autumn) høsten

The expressions “lyst på” and “lyst til” are often confused. However, these expressions are not so difficult to use. “Lyst på” can be translated as “want” and “lyst til” can

In this lesson, we will look at how to say numbers from “elleve” (eleven) to “hundre” (hundred). First, we will at the numbers from elleve (eleven) til tjue (twenty.) elleve

Planning your schedule, telling others your birthday, talk about different holidays in the year are all important and fundamental when learning Norwegian. Today we will talk about the different months

In this article we will look at the two preposition expressions å være “opptatt med” and være “opptatt av”. A preposition expression is a part where there is a preposition

Competence Norway (Kompetanse Norge) administers the Norwegian Language Test nationally. The tests are carried out on a local level in municipalities (kommune) throughout Norway. When registering for the Norwegian Language