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Here is an excerpt from the first episode "Hei! Hva heter du?"

På kafé:

- Hei!

- Hei, hva heter du?

- Jeg heter Petter. Hva heter du?

- Jeg heter Lise.

- Hyggelig å treffe deg!

I parken:

- Hei, hvordan går det?

- Bra, og du?

- Bra! Hvor kommer du fra?

- Jeg kommer fra Brasil. Og du, Victoria?

- Jeg kommer fra England.

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In this episode we'll crack the code on "mot" vs. "imot" - an often overlooked grammar point. Discover how "imot" intensifies resistance and opposition beyond simple "mot" - turning basic disagreement into active resistance ("stå imot presset," "gå imot strømmen"). Master these patterns and sound like a native speaker!

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Plus: Experience authentic Norwegian through an excerpt of Emma's fictional Old Norse music journey. From Manchester university lectures to Viking-era poetry, listen to how she connects with thousand-year-old traditions through words like "Valhall," "skald," and ancient lyre melodies.

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Ha en super dag!

Discover the fascinating dual nature of Norwegian "skulle" and transform your understanding of this essential modal verb in the past tense! The word carries two distinct meanings that context reveals beautifully.

We'll look at the difference between when e.g mythology speaks of "Muren og havet skulle beskytte det nye landet mot jotnene" (The wall and sea were to protect the new land from the giants), vs. expressions like "Han skulle møte meg på kafeen i går", which would usually imply that it did not happen as planned. And we have many more examples!

We've also made many more Weekly Essays about "Pusse opp hjemmet" (to renovate), about "Bobil eventyr i Jotunheimen" (Campervan adventure in the national park Jotunheimen), and several new business language essays as well. And as always you can build powerful vocabulary foundations with ready-to-import flashcards for Brainscape, Anki, and all the major learning platforms!

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