The Norwegian puzzle - find your missing pieces

Are you learning Norwegian?

Do you find some aspects of the Norwegian language hard to grasp?

Don't be puzzled! You have come to the right place!

In this podcast, you can pick the episodes covering the things you struggle with, whether it is pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary nuances, expressions, cultural aspects or you need some learning tips.

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The Norwegian puzzle - find your missing piecesJuly 28, 202600:24:02

#48 Sin, si, sitt and sine - correct grammar can save family drama! [grammatikk]

Send us Fan Mail “His car” sounds clear until it suddenly isn’t. When the subject is third person, English often forces us to guess who owns what, but Norwegian grammar refuses to let that ambiguity s...

#48 Sin, si, sitt and sine - correct grammar can save family drama! [grammatikk]

The Norwegian puzzle - find your missing piecesJuly 21, 202600:20:07

#47 Infinitive and present tense: the explanation you were waiting for! [grammatikk]

Send us Fan Mail That one little choice between infinitive and present tense van be tricky. We sit down and untangle the confusion from the ground up, because most learners were taught a shortcut that...

#47 Infinitive and present tense: the explanation you were waiting for! [grammatikk]

The Norwegian puzzle - find your missing piecesJuly 14, 202600:19:07

#46 Norwegian adjectives made simple: are you describing or defining? [grammatikk]

Send us Fan Mail Norwegian adjective endings can feel like a guessing game until you learn what they are really doing. We focus on one practical distinction that clears up a ton of confusion fast: are...

#46 Norwegian adjectives made simple: are you describing or defining? [grammatikk]

The Norwegian puzzle - find your missing piecesJuly 07, 202600:10:21

#45 Hva er klokka? - telling the time in Norwegian [expression] [culture]

Send us Fan Mail We start with the everyday question, “What time is it at your place?”, and use it to unpack why telling time in Norwegian can feel strangely hard at first. We walk through two reliabl...