We’ve made a little game called Dagens preposisjoner to practise Norwegian prepositions in Bokmål.

Today’s round has seven B1-level sentences, with two choices for each gap. After each answer, you see the completed sentence and a short explanation.

Try today’s seven questions

How many did you get right? If a sentence feels unclear or you spot a mistake, please let us know. Feedback on the game is welcome too 🙂

We’ve made a little game to practise noun genders in Bokmål. Each day, you get seven English words and choose the correct Norwegian form with en or et.

There’s a new round every day for 30 days—a little vocabulary and grammar practice together 😊

Try today’s seven words

How many did you get right? Feedback is welcome too!

29M from India just started learning Norwegian, i hope to make friends and find language exchange partners

Hei,

Jeg er ikke helt sikker på om jeg er på riktig tråd, men jeg prøver likevel.

Jeg skriver til dere fordi jeg i flere år har jobbet med et internasjonalt samarbeids- og utvekslingsprosjekt med lærere fra Landøya Ungdomsskole i 1394 Nesbru. Jeg underviser i engelsk i LCE-avdelingen (europeiske språk og kulturer) på ungdomsskolen (13–14 år) Guillaume Budé i Yerres, nær Paris (Frankrike). Prosjektet varte i fire år, og i løpet av denne tiden utvekslet vi brev, gaver og videoer, samtidig som vi forbedret våre engelskkunnskaper og diskuterte vår europeiske identitet. Dette er et prosjekt som ligger meg veldig på hjertet, og som elevene satte stor pris på. Dessverre ser det ut til at skolen har lagt ned programmet for internasjonalt samarbeid. Jeg er derfor på jakt etter et nytt prosjekt eller eventuelt en engelsklærer som er interessert, slik at vi kan gjenoppta samarbeidet.

Med vennlig hilsen,

Treadmill_Onion

so I i live in california and I've been learning norwegian for about 7 months now. grammar is going okay, I've been working through duolingo and some youtube channels and I can read simple stuff on nrk without too much trouble. but my speaking is basically nonexistent because I have literally nobody to practice with.

the timezone thing is killing me. norway is 9 hours ahead of me so by the time I'm done with work and actually have time to practice everyone in norway is asleep. I've tried tandem and hellotalk and the few norwegian speakers on there either have never respond or can only do calls at like 7am my time which doesn't work because I'm barely a functioning human before 9.

I tried language exchange discord server too but same issue. the active hours are all european daytime and when I pop in at my evening time it's dead. It's honestly the most frustrating part of learning this language. I feel like my reading and listening keep improving but my speaking is just stuck at zero because I can never find anyone to actually talk to.

I've been hearing a lot of good things about iseen on here and on r/languagelearning. apparently it's an Ai tutor you can have actual voice conversations with and it has norwegian which already puts it ahead of most apps out there. the idea of just opening an app and practicing speaking whenever I want regardless of what time it is in oslo sounds kind of perfect for my situation honestly. I'm pretty close to just pulling the trigger on it but figured I'd ask here first. has anyone used it specifically for norwegian? does it handle the bokmål vs nynorsk thing? and more importantly does it actually help with pronunciation because that's the main thing I need and I don't want to practice wrong and build bad habits.

If anyone has experience with it or honestly any other way to get speaking practice when you're on the complete wrong side of the plant from norway I'd really appreciate the help. this timezone gap is genuinely making me consider giving up and that sucks because I really love this language.

hi, I'd love a buddy to learn it with me.

I want to study at least an hour a day or similar and would love someone to do it with, as motivation, preferably someone who adores learning languages as well. I am a complete beginner, tho I know German and a few other languages.

We'd communicate through discord most likely. We can call to practice if you're comfy with it, no video cam or anything like that, just studying. We can also not call, it's not required at all.

The course we'll be following: LearnNoW (free).

You can look up the course, made by a Norwegian university.

I also know what to continue with once we finish this one.

I eventually plan to move to Norway so I really want to get good at it.

Lmk :)!

PS: hope this is the right subreddit;;

In our textbook, we first learned that the possessive would go after the noun with the definite form.

Now, we are saying you can also place it before the noun with the indefinite form.

The book doesn't explain when to use each form, if there are rules...etc

Can someone explain? 🤔

Hallo! Here's a little person from South America who loves the country and its culture and who started studying this language on their own. But I don't know where I can practice the language or make friends without being in the country. What should I do? Should I keep trying, or is it better to keep practicing only with Duolingo? 😹

Hello I need help. I practice my norsk by writing like diary and watching norsk reels but I would lite to practice talking also. Can someone recommend to me any place where can I practice my Norwegian with real people? Tussen takk

Hej, hvordan går det? 😌

I started learning Norwegian a while ago and currently I’m somewhere around A2, maybe B1 level. Since I’m not living in Norway, I don’t really have anyone to chat or talk to in Norwegian for practice. Maybe someone here would like to practice with me?