Learning one of the Scandinavian Languages

King John,

I found this page.

http://norskklassen.ce-service.biz/norchar.htm
Writing Norwegian on PCs

Alt Sequences Char     3-digit     4-digit
�     145     0230
�     146     0198
�     ---     0248
�     ---     0216
�     134     0229
�     143     0197

I just finished the 3rd lesson. I realized that I couldn't do the lesson without entering the special characters, and I thought that it may be useful to others here.

Jeg liker � hjelpe.

Lesson 2:
Han er en bestefar. Han er bestefaren.
Hun er ei  l�rer. Hun er l�rera.
Det er et bord. Det er bordet.

Bestefaren er hjemme. Han leser en bok.
Hunden og Katten er dyrer. katten er p� Bordet.
Hugo er en intelligent bardun. Han l�rer Norsk kvikk.
Du har et stor hus. Huset har seks soveromer.
Albert har ei jente og en s�nn.(I don't know if I can use ei for jente in this sentence or not.)
Han er en god far. Han er en doktor. Han leser en engelsk avis. Han snakker engelsk og norsk. Han er en intelligent menneske.
Barnet har en hund og en katt.


Edited by Suren - 19-Jan-2008 at 22:06

Lesson 3:

Moren skrive brevet. Datteren leser brevet.
Faren og moren snakke inn tysk og engelsk. Barna snakke engelsk. Faren hjelper barna � l�re tysk.
Barna liker � spise isen. Bestemoren kjoper tre iser for barna.
Jeg liker � snakke og � skrive inn Norsk. Norsk er et interessant sp�rke.

Kan du funn et god (online) ordbok?



Edited by Suren - 19-Jan-2008 at 22:07

Originally posted by Northman Sorry to disturb guys, but here is an online dictionary   Allow me one little comment. The correct term for "learn" is "l�re" - not "erfare" which has a related meaning, but is normally not used in this connection.    Usage of learn/l�re: to learn Norwegian = at l�re Norsk ~ He is learning = han l�rer   "Erfare" is normally used in the sense: I have learned that this guy was xxxx - It was brought to my attention that xxx, and so on. In Denmark the word is a bit outdated (but still valid), and I believe that applies for norwegian as well - you only rarely hear a young person using it.

Thank you for Correction.
That Dictionary is not good for verbs.

Suren,
her er et ordbok

Originally posted by King John Suren, her er et ordbok

Dakk

Here is lesson 4:

M�dre liker barn
Hundene ser bordet
Han har mange id�er
Bestefedrene kj�per to katter
En gutt ser tre jenter
S�nnene og d�trene liker faren
Gutten bes�ker foreldrene

Edited by King John - 21-Jan-2008 at 21:12

What language group is complete without its members worshiping the country where the language is spoken?

Here is a beautiful slide show with the modest name called,
Norway: The Most Beautiful Country in World

If you look around on the related videos, you will find one called, "Norwegian Beauties." I thought it was going to be about the beautiful architectural and natural sights of the country. Instead it is what I would have called, "Norwegian Cuties."

Originally posted by King John Originally posted by Justinian Yikes, I'm already falling behind.  So, are we going to have like a day or two for catching up once a week?  Sure we can do that. Do you want to set up a specific day for that like Fridays or something?