Thank you so much for your comment, I'm really happy that my videos help you, and thankss for commenting on my editing too, I try to do my best for the videos to look good as well as to be clear and helpful:)

Thanks for letting me know! I'm really glad to hear that it helped you:)

Hi! Thank you for your comment, I'm really glad that you like the videos I make! Yess, I really want to post more, and I will, it's just hard to find the right rhythm because it takes a lot of time to make good videos, so I prefer posting less often but making videos that I really think are good..:) But more is coming!

Thank you so much! I have many ideas for making many more videos, it just takes time to make them, but I will get better and better and hopefully the videos will come more often! I'm hoping to post twice a month soon:)

Yess, I totally agree, understanding where to place "Ikke" is challenging haha, hopefully this video will help you guys:)

@@norwegian.withilys absolutely! Have you ever thought about giving lessons?

Ohh thank you so much for your feedback! I'm really happy to hear that it helps you, it's really motivating:)

Jaa! Det var ikke meningen å være borte! Jeg skal prøve å poste oftere, men det tar lang tid å lage sånne videoer.. Men jeg skal prøve å poste oftere !:)

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That's so nice that it helped you understand more how to use "ikke", it was the whole point and I'm glad that my explanations were clear! Thank you for your comment!:)

Omg thank you so much for downloading videos with Norwegian sound and subtitles! Ive been searching whole night for Norwegian scam and other shows. I’m currently in Russia and it’s so hard to find original Norwegian content even with vpn. Hopefully I will leave this shitty place as soon as possible ❤

Thank you for the support! I will keep making videos, I have many ideas, it just takes so much time to make them for them to be good, so I prefer taking my time and making good content even if it requires more patience from you guys..:)

yess, I was actually never gone, I mean, yes haha, I haven't posted in months, but it wasn't on purpose.. I just spend so much time making these KZfaq videos because I want them to be really good, and I have to be a bit more organized to post more often (and I will!):)

@norwegian.withilys that's awesome I'm looking forward to watch all of them. It seems that you were working a lot then, that's awesome 👌 Thanks for bringing this type of content. ❤️💫

Thank you so much for your feedback! I'm really happy that you found my channel and that my videos help you!:)

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Thank you for letting me know, I'm really glad that you liked it!

So nice that it helped you! Thanks for letting me know :D

Tusen takk for kommeraten!:) Hehe, perfekt setning! Nei da, jeg kommer til å fortsette å lage videoer, det er bare at det tar veldig lang tid å lage en sånn video, så jeg må bli litt mer organisert for å klare å poste oftere;)

Hi! That's an interesting question, and it all depends on the context and where the person is from in Sweden. I have to admit that I still struggle understanding Swedish in many situations, but if the person doesn't speak too fast and I know the context, then I can understand a lot. But when I watch EXIT for example, I struggle understanding Adam, since it's the context of finances and I don't know all the expressions.

@@norwegian.withilys I see, that’s so interesting! Thank you for taking the time to write me an answer 😇

@@norwegian.withilys what about danish? can u understand them?

@@potahto-potatoh4655 Bro no one understands danish

@@SuomiHamalainen but we still do love the potato people ..don`t we... ☺

Bonsoir sur duolingo pour apprendre le norvégien on vous oblige à prendre l'anglais comme autre langue ? Moi je ne peux pas mettre le français.

@@Jacqueline69662 oui, mais ça ne me dérange pas vu que ça fait plus de 10ans que je parle anglais... Duolingo en français est plutôt limité pour apprendre d'autres langues

yes please 🙏

There is not any situation where it's necessarily wrong to use either - considering that they are synonyms. But "jeg skjønner" is used more as "i get it", while "jeg forstår" is the same as "I understand". So for example: "jeg kommer til å komme for sent på jobb, jeg ble sittende fast i trafikken" (I'm gonna be late for work, I go stuck in traffic) and the other replies "jeg skjønner, det er ikke noe problem" (I get it, it's not a problem) But: "jeg lærte om norsk gramatikk på skolen i dag, jeg forsto alt" (I learned about Norwegian grammar at school today, I understood everything). But if you used either "skjønner" or "forstår" for both, it wouldn't be weird or wrong;)

​@@norwegian.withilys Fortår is more about grasping things on simple terms. Skjønner may have a bit more emotional side to it.

думаєш зрозуміє?

Hi!:) There are many many dialects, and I only speak the dialect from Oslo. Nynorsk and bokmål are actually not dialects but written languages, so it's technically not possible to "speak" nynorsk for example. But some dialects are closer to one of the written language than others, and the Norwegian I speak is really close to bokmål:)

@@norwegian.withilys thx for the answer, myself I have much easier to understand Norsk than Danish when I listen to people talking but when I read books so Danish is easier for me to understand :)

Formally one would say: Han sier at han ikke vet. More often you will hear: Han sier han ikke vet or Han sier han vet ikke. But normally you only will hear the last part: Han vet ikke.

@@Aiziee That is not how you would say it in daily conversation between natives. Han sier han ikke vet, is a very old way of saying it. It's also a lot of words to say something pretty simple.

I disagree, I think it's completely normal for natives to say "han sier han ikke vet"

She is from France

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