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A Gentle Introduction to Norwegian
Absolute Beginner Season 1
Learn Norwegian by looking at some of the most basic aspects of the language: greetings
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Practice identifying Norwegian currency
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tusen kroner
ti kroner
fem kroner
femti kroner
hundre kroner
fem hundre kroner
to hundre kroner
en krone
tjue kroner
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