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Moskva.
Helsinki.
Kjøbenhavn.
What do these words mean?
Stick around.
In this quick lesson,
you'll learn Norwegian words for cities.
Before we start, did you know that there's a Norwegian
city known as the gateway to the Arctic?
Which one is it?
Keep watching for the answer at the end.
Oslo.
Oslo.
Oslo.
To use it in a sentence, you could say, Mange turister reiser til Oslo,
men du må være norsk for å faktisk kjenne Oslo.
To translate, this means,
Many tourists travel to Oslo, but you have to be Norwegian to really know Oslo.
Oscar quizzes Tom on capital cities.
Hva er hovedstaden i Norge?
Oslo er hovedstaden i Norge.
Moskva.
Moscow.
Moskva.
Moskva.
To use it in a sentence, you could say, hvis du skal reise til Moskva,
så må du ta med jacka.
To translate, this means, if you're going to travel to Moscow, you have to bring a jacket.
Lina and Kjersti chat about famous landmarks.
Vet du var Kreml är?
Kreml är i Moskva.
Helsinki.
Helsinki.
Helsinki.
Helsinki.
Here's an example sentence where you can use this word.
To translate, this means, I want to try some real licorice.
Then you should travel to Helsinki.
Lina quizzes Tom on capital cities.
Hvad är hovedstaden i Finland?
Helsinki är hovedstaden i Finland.
Stockholm.
Stockholm.
Stockholm.
Stockholm.
Here's an example where you can use this sentence.
Det betyr ikke vad du tror det betyr.
To translate, this means, I really want to travel to Stockholm.
I think I have Stockholm syndrome.
That does not mean what you think it means.
Oscar plans a trip to Sweden with Tom.
Var bör jag dra i Sverige?
Stockholm är en vacker by.
Köpenhavn.
Copenhagen.
Köpenhavn.
Köpenhavn.
To use it in a sentence, you could say,
Jag vill gärna se den lilla havfruen.
Då må du resa till Köpenhavn.
To translate, this means, I really want to see the little mermaid.
Then you have to go to Copenhagen.
Tom and Jonas chat about travel destinations.
Jag vill besøke Danmark.
Vet du om det er en by där?
Köpenhavn er i Danmark.
Paris.
Paris.
Paris.
Paris.
To use it in a sentence, you could say,
Jag vill gärna se Mona Lisa.
Då må du resa till Paris.
Vad väntar du på?
To translate, this means, I really want to see the Mona Lisa.
Then you have to go to Paris.
What are you waiting for?
Susan and Tom chat about their favorite cities.
Hva synes du om Paris?
Paris er veldig vakker.
Berlin.
Berlin.
Berlin.
Berlin.
To use it in a sentence, you could say, Når falt Berlin muren?
Det er lett.
9. november 1989.
That's easy.
9. november 1989.
Oskar tells Tom about the recent trip to Germany.
Jeg besøkte en berømt by i Tyskland.
Var det Berlin?
Roma.
Rome.
Roma.
Roma.
To use it in a sentence, you could say, Jeg ville reise til Roma for å slåss i koliseumet.
Jeg tror det er litt for sent for det.
To translate, this means, I want to go to Rome to fight in the colosseum.
I think it's a little bit too late for that.
Susan and Tom chat about travel destinations.
Jeg vil besøke en gammel by.
I så fall, hva med å besøke Roma?
Praha.
Prag.
Praha.
Praha.
To use it in a sentence, you could say, Jeg elsker å utforske slott.
Da må du reise til Praha.
To translate, this means, I love exploring castles.
Then you have to travel to Prague.
Oskar shares his travel experiences with Tom.
Jeg besøkte Praha forrige uke.
Det er hovedstaden i Tjekkia.
Så hyggelig.
Hvordan var det?
London.
London.
London.
London.
To use this in a sentence, you could say, Umskyld, var är klockan?
Se på Big Ben.
Vi er i London.
Steve and Jack chat about famous landmarks.
Hva er et berømt landemerke i London?
Känner du til Big Ben?
You'll see the words in English, and your job is to say the words in Norwegian.
Ready?
Do you remember how to say Oslo?
Oslo.
Oslo.
And how to say Moscow?
Moskva.
Moskva.
How about Helsinki?
Helsinki.
Helsinki.
Do you remember how to say Stockholm?
Stockholm.
Stockholm.
And how to say Copenhagen?
Copenhagen.
Copenhagen.
Let's try Paris.
Paris.
Paris.
What about Berlin?
Berlin.
Berlin.
Now let's see if you remember how to say Rome.
Roma.
Roma.
Another one.
What about Prague?
Praha.
Praha.
And finally, do you remember how to say London?
London.
London.
Did you know there's a Norwegian city known as the 'Gateway to the Arctic'? Which one is it?
Tromsø is known as the gateway to the Arctic, and it's one of the best places to view the northern lights.
Thanks for watching.
Don't forget to practice these new words and phrases, and see you next time.

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