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Now I'm curious! Although really just any chance to have a quick language discussion... If that's the case it sounds like a good grammar book or two, plenty of
by luxpir 11y ago
Now I'm curious! Although really just any chance to have a quick language discussion...
If that's the case it sounds like a good grammar book or two, plenty of daily audio exposure and flashcards ought to get you somewhere approaching what this service offers. I'd imagine you're well up on decent resources by now, though[0].
And I can only guess as to what your end goal is. Presenting to a tough crowd in Norwegian is all I can come up with.
A northern-Norwegian friend let on a little about the massive regional variations there, too, which makes it fun when someone from a 'non-standard' region replies in their own special, often ancient, brand of Norwegian.
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[0] - If you're stuck for new material, you can always try Lars Monsen's shows on nrk.no - a tough but kind outdoorsman - with the subs on.
- ColinWright 11y agoLong story. It's inessential, but I'd really like to have enough for a particular event. Details by email if you are interested. I have references with grammar, and I have some vocab, but the problem is getting simple enough language in sufficiently good audio, given my time constraints. It's complicated.