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Norgebror - Learn Norwegian with easy conversations

Preben Karlsen
Norgebror - Learn Norwegian with easy conversations
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  • E10 - The Norwegian Art of Work Chat
    "So, what do you do?" – The question that turns even the most confident Norwegian learner into a mumbling mess.In this episode of Norgebror, Preben Karlsen breaks down a real-life work conversation between Emma (a sykepleier) and Jonas (a lærer), so you can:Answer "Hva jobber du med?" without panic-googling job titlesSay where you work ("på kontor", "på sykehus", or "jeg har fri i dag!") like a localNavigate the "Liker du jobben din?" minefield (even if your real answer is "kanskje...")No stiff corporate phrases—just the natural, everyday Norwegian people actually use when talking about work. By the end, you’ll be chatting about jobs as smoothly as a Norwegian discussing their fika-break.Norgebror: Because work talk shouldn’t feel like work. Lesson TextEmma: Hei! Hva jobber du med?(Hi! What do you do for work?)Jonas: Jeg jobber som lærer. Og du?(I work as a teacher. And you?)Emma: Jeg er sykepleier.(I’m a nurse.)Jonas: Å, så bra! Hvor jobber du?(Oh, that’s great! Where do you work?)Emma: Jeg jobber på et sykehus.(I work at a hospital.)Jonas: Liker du jobben din?(Do you like your job?)Emma: Ja, jeg liker den veldig godt.(Yes, I like it very much.)Jonas: Så fint!(That’s nice!)Emma: Skal du jobbe i dag?(Are you going to work today?)Jonas: Nei, jeg har fri i dag.(No, I have the day off today.)Emma: Hva med deg? Liker du å være lærer?(What about you? Do you like being a teacher?)Jonas: Ja, det er en fin jobb.(Yes, it’s a nice job.) Ready to learn more?https://norwegiancommunity.com/ We’d Love your feedback, please fill out this survey:https://learn.norwegiancommunity.com/standalone-form?assessment-id=6866553cfe4c8b5d6a0b7907 Find Preben Karlsen here:LinkedIn                              https://www.linkedin.com/in/preben-karlsen-571257193/Instagram                           https://www.instagram.com/norwegiann__community/  Find more Norgebror on the following platforms:YouTube                             https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLydORXAwEOuiHj1asvig-io2ooj8xK_7zApple Podcasts                https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/norgebror-norwegian-made-fun/id1824100949Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/3Yx8vRtO73Qqskx0MWe3O7  
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  • E09 - Helgeplaner for Beginners: Chatting About Your Social Life in Norwegian
    Weekend plans: the universal small talk that should be easy... until you have to explain them in Norwegian. Suddenly, "I’m just gonna chill" turns into a tense-based panic.In this episode, Preben Karlsen decodes a real conversation about helgeplaner (weekend plans) so you can:Whip out "Jeg skal..." like a native (whether you’re "slappe av" [relaxing] or "reise" [traveling])Navigate the critical "kanskje" (maybe) loophole for when your plans are... flexibleSound convincingly excited about someone else’s train trip to Trondheim (even if you’d rather nap)No grammar jargon—just the phrases real Norwegians use to gossip about their weekends. By the end, you’ll be debating "hjemme vs. ut" (home vs. out) as naturally as you debate the real important question: koselig or Netflix?Norgebror: Helping you sound less "textbook" and more "texting-your-friend-about-the-weekend". Lesson TextEmma: Hei, hvor bor du?(Hi, where do you live?) Jonas: Jeg bor i Oslo. Og du?(I live in Oslo. And you?) Emma: Jeg bor i Bergen.(I live in Bergen.) Jonas: Bor du i leilighet?(Do you live in an apartment?) Emma: Ja, jeg bor i en leilighet. Og du?(Yes, I live in an apartment. And you?) Jonas: Jeg bor i et hus.(I live in a house.) Emma: Bor du alene?(Do you live alone?) Jonas: Nei, jeg bor med familien min.(No, I live with my family.) Emma: Hvordan er nabolaget ditt?(How is your neighborhood?) Jonas: Det er rolig og fint. Jeg liker det.(It’s quiet and nice. I like it.) Emma: Så bra!(That’s great!) Jonas: Ja! Det er supert!(Yes! It’s awesome!) Ready to learn more?https://norwegiancommunity.com/ We’d Love your feedback, please fill out this survey:https://learn.norwegiancommunity.com/standalone-form?assessment-id=6866553cfe4c8b5d6a0b7907 Find Preben Karlsen here:LinkedIn                              https://www.linkedin.com/in/preben-karlsen-571257193/Instagram                           https://www.instagram.com/norwegiann__community/  Find more Norgebror on the following platforms:YouTube                             https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLydORXAwEOuiHj1asvig-io2ooj8xK_7zApple Podcasts                https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/norgebror-norwegian-made-fun/id1824100949Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/3Yx8vRtO73Qqskx0MWe3O7  
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  • E08 - Leilighet eller Hus? How to Talk About Your Home Like You Actually Live There
    Ever been asked "Hvor bor du?" and suddenly forgotten your own address? Yeah, us too.In this episode, Preben Karlsen breaks down a real conversation between Emma and Jonas to help you:Answer the dreaded "where do you live?" question without panickingNavigate the leilighet vs. hus debate like a true NorwegianDescribe your neighborhood (even if "rolig og fint" is stretching the truth a bit)You'll learn to chat about homes as naturally as you complain about Norwegian weather – and maybe even pick up some local vocab along the way.Norgebror: Turning "I live somewhere, probably" into actual Norwegian small talk. Lesson TextEmma: Hei, hvor bor du?(Hi, where do you live?) Jonas: Jeg bor i Oslo. Og du?(I live in Oslo. And you?) Emma: Jeg bor i Bergen.(I live in Bergen.) Jonas: Bor du i leilighet?(Do you live in an apartment?) Emma: Ja, jeg bor i en leilighet. Og du?(Yes, I live in an apartment. And you?) Jonas: Jeg bor i et hus.(I live in a house.) Emma: Bor du alene?(Do you live alone?) Jonas: Nei, jeg bor med familien min.(No, I live with my family.) Emma: Hvordan er nabolaget ditt?(How is your neighborhood?) Jonas: Det er rolig og fint. Jeg liker det.(It’s quiet and nice. I like it.) Emma: Så bra!(That’s great!) Jonas: Ja! Det er supert!(Yes! It’s awesome!)  Ready to learn more?https://norwegiancommunity.com/ We’d Love your feedback, please fill out this survey:https://learn.norwegiancommunity.com/standalone-form?assessment-id=6866553cfe4c8b5d6a0b7907 Find Preben Karlsen here:LinkedIn                              https://www.linkedin.com/in/preben-karlsen-571257193/Instagram                           https://www.instagram.com/norwegiann__community/  Find more Norgebror on the following platforms:YouTube                             https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLydORXAwEOuiHj1asvig-io2ooj8xK_7zApple Podcasts                https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/norgebror-norwegian-made-fun/id1824100949Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/3Yx8vRtO73Qqskx0MWe3O7  
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  • E07 - How to Order Like a Local Without Pointing at the Menu
    Ever stood frozen in a Norwegian coffee shop, desperately hoping the barista will just guess you want a vanilla latte? Same.In this episode, Preben Karlsen dissects a real cafe conversation so you can:Master the magic phrase "Jeg vil gjerne ha..." (like a polite caffeine wizard)Navigate the critical milk-or-no-milk decisionHandle the terrifying "ta med eller sitte her?" question without panickingYou’ll learn to order like you’ve been doing it for years – and maybe even pick up that casual "Ha en fin dag!" Norwegian charm.Norgebror: Because life’s too short for awkward coffee shop silences. Lesson TextMaria: Hei, hva vil du ha?(Hi, what would you like?)Alex: Hei! Jeg vil gjerne ha en kaffe og et kakestykke.(Hi! I would like a coffee and a piece of cake.)Maria: Vil du ha melk i kaffen?(Do you want milk in your coffee?)Alex: Ja, takk.(Yes, please.)Maria: Vil du ta med eller sitte her?(Do you want it to go or will you sit here?)Alex: Jeg sitter her.(I’ll sit here.)Maria: Noe annet?(Anything else?)Alex: Nei, det er alt.(No, that’s all.)Maria: Det koster femti kroner.(That costs fifty kroner.)Alex: Her!(Here you go!)Maria: Takk! Ha en fin dag!(Thanks! Have a nice day!)Alex: Takk, i like måte!(Thanks, same to you!) Ready to learn more?https://norwegiancommunity.com/ We’d Love your feedback, please fill out this survey:https://learn.norwegiancommunity.com/standalone-form?assessment-id=6866553cfe4c8b5d6a0b7907 Find Preben Karlsen here:LinkedIn                              https://www.linkedin.com/in/preben-karlsen-571257193/Instagram                           https://www.instagram.com/norwegiann__community/  Find more Norgebror on the following platforms:YouTube                             https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLydORXAwEOuiHj1asvig-io2ooj8xK_7zApple Podcasts                https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/norgebror-norwegian-made-fun/id1824100949Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/3Yx8vRtO73Qqskx0MWe3O7  
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  • E06 - Talking Food
    We’ve all been there – your stomach growls like an angry troll, but suddenly you need to navigate a Norwegian grocery store and make small talk with the cashier. Panic mode: activated.In this episode, Preben Karlsen breaks down a real hungry-people conversation between Nora and Ahmed. You’ll learn how to:Declare your hanger ("Jeg er veldig sulten!") like a true NorwegianNavigate the critical bread-and-cheese negotiationsPolitely demand juice (because hydration is important) Norgebror: Because nothing motivates language learning like the threat of starvation. Lesson TextNora: Hei Ahmed! Er du sulten?(Hi Ahmed! Are you hungry?)Ahmed: Ja, jeg er veldig sulten.(Yes, I’m very hungry.)Nora: Skal vi dra på butikken?(Shall we go to the store?)Ahmed: Ja! Jeg vil ha brød og ost.(Yes! I want bread and cheese.)Nora: Jeg kjøper melk og kaffe.(I’ll buy milk and coffee.)Ahmed: Vil du ha epler?(Do you want apples?)Nora: Ja, jeg liker epler.(Yes, I like apples.)Ahmed: Jeg er også tørst.(I’m also thirsty.)Nora: Vi kjøper vann også!(We’ll buy water too!)Ahmed: Jeg vil ha juice.(I want juice.)Nora: Ok, vi kjøper juice.(Okay, we’ll buy juice.)Ahmed: Hva med egg?(What about eggs?)Nora: Ja, vi trenger egg.(Yes, we need eggs.)Ahmed: Perfekt.(Perfect.) Ready to learn more?https://norwegiancommunity.com/ We’d Love your feedback, please fill out this survey:https://learn.norwegiancommunity.com/standalone-form?assessment-id=6866553cfe4c8b5d6a0b7907 Find Preben Karlsen here:LinkedIn                              https://www.linkedin.com/in/preben-karlsen-571257193/Instagram                           https://www.instagram.com/norwegiann__community/  Find more Norgebror on the following platforms:YouTube                             https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLydORXAwEOuiHj1asvig-io2ooj8xK_7zApple Podcasts                https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/norgebror-norwegian-made-fun/id1824100949Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/3Yx8vRtO73Qqskx0MWe3O7   
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Welcome to Norgebror – your fun and effective way to learn Norwegian! 🎙️🇳🇴Here, we make learning Norwegian enjoyable, simple, and relevant to real life. We ditch the old, boring textbooks and replace them with lively conversations, practical tips, and a language journey filled with laughter and joy.Whether you're a beginner or more advanced, we focus on the Norwegian you actually need—from everyday phrases to casual slang—all to help you speak confidently and fluently.Join the most positive Norwegian-learning community, where we learn together and celebrate every step of progress. See you in class! 🚀Norgebror – Let’s make Norwegian your new favorite hobby!
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