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I love all the episodes, lessons and your voice. May I know if you have any page/ account on Instagram or YouTube?

I really enjoyed a good number of episodes, as it’s hard to find Norwegian podcasts that cover basic grammar, phrases, etc… Unfortunately, a good chunk of episodes are under ten, even five minutes and this makes the, what, 3 minutes of ads that are consistently at the beginning of each episode fairly unbearable. This is especially painful with the very short episodes where the ads far outweigh the content of the episode. I have recently unfollowed because of these complaints. It’s a shame, because as far as I know hosting a podcast isn’t quite expensive enough to aggressively advertise like this!

I am an avid fan of Norway, and want to go there when I grow up. This has thought me a lot! Ha en god en, CL

For anyone who is having trouble finding resources to practice pronunciation or content to listen to in Norwegian, this is great, especially if you slow down the playback speed to say phrases along with the teacher. I just wish there weren’t so many long ads for such short episodes. It takes a very large chunk of the time.

Must be at least intermediate to understand. Speakers fly’s through phrases and you don’t get a chance to understand what’s he’s saying. Useless in my opinion.

These are great to run through the grammar in another format. Very concise and I like the examples with blanks. Are you going to make more? A couple suggestions: -an episode or series about idiomatic expressions -an entertaining segment on Norwegian sayings or mottos. Often funny and reveals something about the culture. Ditto for jokes that might have double meanings. -some readings that are easier? The series you have is pretty hard compared to the level of the grammar you present. Might broaden your subscriber base. -an episode(s) that cuts across all the grammar points and pulls out common confusions. Eg details on “bli” and confusing multiple use of “den”, fordi vs for, når vs da, osv. -some intermediate dialogues that feature real language flow including filler words with some small explanations. Even simple interviews with regular people. See Easy German on YouTube for a super illustration of this. Helps a lot with real language production and quasi immersion. Keep it up!

I’ve been learning Norwegian on my own but needed a platform to hear the language spoken. The pacing is easy to understand and exactly what I need to further my learning!

I am a middle-aged absolute beginner. This podcast is very detailed and slow enough pace for a beginner to follow. Keep up the good work!