Ha det bra!

[ganimede]

This is the last week of the Norwegian course so a lot of it is recapping what we've learned in the previous weeks. There was some new information this week, mainly about sets of words with similar meanings. The first was the verbs gå and dra, both of which mean 'to go'. However gå is only used when walking and dra is used for all other modes of

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[chaquir]

do you think after this course, you would be able to be-help yourself when you would be in Norway?

[ganimede]

I think I've got some of the basics so I might be okay. The course leaders sent out a thank you email yesterday, some of which was in Norwegian and there were just a couple of words that I didn't recognise. I'm hoping that would mean that I'd be all right!

[howlin_wolf_66]

Well done! I hope the next one is equally productive. :-)

[ganimede]

I hope so too. It's incredibly short so I hope they don't try and cram too much in those two weeks!

[meathiel]

I definitely had the most expensive beer in my life in Norway - in a hotel near Bergen airport ... it was something like 14 € for 0,6 l.

[ganimede]

Bloody hell! I thought beer was expensive in London, it's just over £4 a pint down there while it's a pound cheaper in the north. But €14 is ridiculous.

[tjoel2]

Sounds like it was a fun class!

[ganimede]

It really was! And that helps you learn more, I think :)

[hobbitblue]

So many useful phrases.. plus a business idea, move there and sell fresh pizza and beer! :)

[ganimede]

Fresh pizza and cheap beer! And locate it near a university. I would be a millionaire.

[hobbitblue]

Definitely! :)