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on 9/10/2008 this wasnt really good tips to follow.. you (du) no(nei) i (pronounced: jei)
on 8/8/2006 "Vær så snill" is "please" in Norwegian.
on 2/8/2006 I'd just like to clear up the issue of the word jeg and it's pronunciation. It is not normally said as "yii" but as it is spelled "jeg."
on 11/22/2005 The Norwegian people are extremely shy. Be the one to approach then for a conversation since it will be rare for them to start a conversation with a stranger. Once they get to know you better they become a lot more friendly.
on 11/22/2005 "Vær så snill" is "please" in Norwegian.
on 11/22/2005 Norwegians don't use first names as extensively as English speakers do--I guess this would've been true 20 years ago. But today, everybody's on a first name basis.
on 11/22/2005 Hey there. Cool pages you have here. One little thing: "Ha det" is not pronouced "ha-da" at all, but like "ha-the" - with a little less pressure on the th-sound. (More like a t)... :) Have fun!
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