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Introduction
Michael: Welcome to 3-Minute Norwegian, Lesson 24 - Offering an Invitation. In this lesson, you’ll learn how to invite someone out in Norwegian.
Body
Michael: Here's the way to say 'Do you have plans on Friday night?' in Norwegian.
Inger: [Normal] Har du planer fredag kveld?
Michael: First is a word meaning 'have'
Inger: [Normal] har [Slow] har
Michael: Next is the word meaning 'you'
Inger: [Normal] du [Slow] du
Michael: Next is the word meaning 'plans'
Inger: [Normal] planer [Slow] planer
Michael: Next is the word meaning 'Friday'
Inger: [Normal] fredag [Slow] fredag
Michael: Last is the word meaning 'evening'
Inger: [Normal] kveld [Slow] kveld
Michael: Listen again to the phrase meaning 'Do you have plans on Friday night?'
Inger: [Slow] Har du planer fredag kveld? [Normal] Har du planer fredag kveld?
Michael: Ok, now let's hear the way to say 'Would you like to come over for lunch?'
Inger: [Normal] Vil du komme på lunsj?
Michael: First is a word meaning 'will'
Inger: [Normal] vil [Slow] vil
Michael: Next is the word meaning 'you'
Inger: [Normal] du [Slow] du
Michael: Next is the word meaning 'come'
Inger: [Normal] komme [Slow] komme
Michael: Next is the word meaning 'for'
Inger: [Normal] på [Slow] på
Michael: Last is the word meaning 'lunch'
Inger: [Normal] lunsj [Slow] lunsj
Michael: Listen again to the phrase meaning 'Would you like to come over for lunch?'
Inger: [Slow] Vil du komme på lunsj? [Normal] Vil du komme på lunsj?
Michael: Next, we have the way to say 'I'm going to the movies.'
Inger: [Normal] Jeg skal på kino.
Michael: First is a word meaning 'I'
Inger: [Normal] jeg [Slow] jeg
Michael: Next is the word meaning 'shall'
Inger: [Normal] skal [Slow] skal
Michael: Next is the word meaning 'to'
Inger: [Normal] på [Slow] på
Michael: Last is the word meaning 'cinema'
Inger: [Normal] kino [Slow] kino
Michael: Listen again to the phrase meaning 'I'm going to the movies.'
Inger: [Slow] Jeg skal på kino. [Normal] Jeg skal på kino.
Michael: Finally, we have a way to say 'Will you join?'
Inger: [Normal] Vil du bli med?
Michael: First is a word meaning 'will'
Inger: [Normal] vil [Slow] vil
Michael: Next is the word meaning 'you'
Inger: [Normal] du [Slow] du
Michael: Next is the word meaning 'become'
Inger: [Normal] bli [Slow] bli
Michael: Last is the word meaning 'with'
Inger: [Normal] med [Slow] med
Michael: Listen again to the phrase meaning 'Will you join?'
Inger: [Slow] Vil du bli med? [Normal] Vil du bli med?
Cultural Insight
Michael: Now it's time for a quick cultural insight.
Inger: While in many cultures, it's common to refuse and insist when offering something, in Norway, a refusal is usually accepted quickly and not seen as rude. So make sure to accept right away when you are interested in an offer!

Outro

Michael: And that’s all for this lesson. Don’t forget to check out the lesson notes, and we’ll see you in the next lesson!
Inger: Ha det bra!

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