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Norwegian is the official language of Norway.There are two main dialects： Bokmål and Nynorsk. In this article， we’ll cover everything you need to know about Norwegian as it relates to English speakers like yourself！ There are an estimated 550，000 native speakers of Norwegian in North America. Most inhabitants of Oslo（the country's capital） can hold a conversation in English， so don’t fret too much over not being able to speak a word of Norwegian. You will be fine.
For those interested in learning more， here is our basic guide on how to learn a new language. We recommend following these steps if you want to master any foreign tongue．The best way to learn a language is by listening to audio clips and reading and writing the words that you hear. You must have some degree of pronunciation understanding before committing to any kind of written exercise.
Let us now introduce ourselves with a bit of background information： What Is Norwegian？ Why Learn Norwegian？ How Do I Say "Hi" in Norwegian？ The Basics—— Pronunciation Nordic Voices—— Listening Exercises 重点单词及短语翻译
What is Norwegian？
Official Name： Norwegian (Bokmål)
Pronunciation： nɔɹˈɡweɪʃən
Native Speakers： 468，713 (2019)
Dialects： Bokmål， Nynorsk
Regions Where Spoken： Norway
Relative To English： Norwegian is considered a Germanic language.
The majority of its vocabulary is derived from Old Norse， which is one of the most important languages in terms of Germanic heritage.
Old Norse also has left behind many of the words used today when talking about modern Scandinavia such as “dag” for day、 “natt” for night 和 “morgen” for morning. It was once thought that Norwegian was related to Icelandic but it turns out that they are both related to Danish— another Scandinavian language.
Why learn Norwegian？
You might ask： why learn Norwegian when there are so many other languages out there？ We believe it’s because learning Norwegian can help you to gain better access to certain areas of the Internet and can expand your communication capabilities. No matter what your reason is for wanting to study Norwegian， we encourage you to embrace it！
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