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Norwegian classes
Listen up, kids! It's Norwegian-time! Your teachers are Tapion and Aslask. We know Norwegian (Duh) and English, so we are probably best suited for this task.
This thread made much more sense in my head.
Anyway.
The Norwegian alphabet is as following:
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Æ Ø Å
You know the letters. Probably not the last three. Let's look on how they're pronounced.
Æ is a thick sound, combining A and E. When you say bad or sad, you got the sound. Æ.
Ø is a tricky one to explain. Surgery is the closest I get to the pronouncement.
Å is quite easy. It is simply pronounced like "Awe".
When to use these, you ask? Whenever they fit it. They're just letters.
Now, let's get on to sentences. I'll write them in English, Norwegian, and for MS Sam
E: Get out of the car! It's mine now!
N: Ha deg ut av bilen. Den er min nå.
SAM: Hah daeh oot ahv beelin. Dan ahr meen naw
E: Grandmother has toe cancer.
N: Bestemor har tåkreft
SAM: Baestemoor hahr tawcraft.
E: Look at that silly turkey.
N: Se på den dumme kalkunen
SAM: Sae paw daen dommeh calcoonin.
There we have some examples. Please request sentences to be translated and said by our genius Sam.
Any further questions? We need questions to go on. Sprooj probably wants songs about fjords and elks and trolls.
Yeah, we have fjords and elks and trolls.
Anyway. Questions about Norwegian, and we will teach you for faen.
This thread made much more sense in my head.
Anyway.
The Norwegian alphabet is as following:
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Æ Ø Å
You know the letters. Probably not the last three. Let's look on how they're pronounced.
Æ is a thick sound, combining A and E. When you say bad or sad, you got the sound. Æ.
Ø is a tricky one to explain. Surgery is the closest I get to the pronouncement.
Å is quite easy. It is simply pronounced like "Awe".
When to use these, you ask? Whenever they fit it. They're just letters.
Now, let's get on to sentences. I'll write them in English, Norwegian, and for MS Sam
E: Get out of the car! It's mine now!
N: Ha deg ut av bilen. Den er min nå.
SAM: Hah daeh oot ahv beelin. Dan ahr meen naw
E: Grandmother has toe cancer.
N: Bestemor har tåkreft
SAM: Baestemoor hahr tawcraft.
E: Look at that silly turkey.
N: Se på den dumme kalkunen
SAM: Sae paw daen dommeh calcoonin.
There we have some examples. Please request sentences to be translated and said by our genius Sam.
Any further questions? We need questions to go on. Sprooj probably wants songs about fjords and elks and trolls.
Yeah, we have fjords and elks and trolls.
Anyway. Questions about Norwegian, and we will teach you for faen.
Originally Posted by aslask
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Æ Ø Å
One more thing you should know about the alphabet.
If you guys are to write Æ, Ø and Å you can't really write it with those letters.
But here's how you write it, the english way. They are combined two and two letters.
Starting:
Æ = AE
Ø = OE
Å = AA
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Originally Posted by Xenmas
Why would we need to know this?
cos we want?
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