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Norwegian Word of the Day 14/02/24
skritt (n) - crotch
et skritt | skrittet | skritt | skritta, skrittene
Bonus Vocab
skrev (n) - crotch
lyske (m) - groin
kjønnsorgan (n) - genitals
penis (m) - penis
skjede (m), vagina (m) - vagina
livmor (m/f) - uterus, womb
livmorhals (m) - cervix
testikkel (m) - testicle
tiss (m) - euphamism/slightly more childish way to say genitals
And some more vulgar words...
pikk (m) - dick
kuk, kukk (m) - cock
mus (m/f) - pussy (lit. 'mouse')
å knulle - to fuck
å pule - to fuck
More Fucking Grammar
Note: knulle/pule only refer to the actions and aren't really used as random expletives the way we might use 'fuck' or 'fucking' in English:
If you stubbed your toe, you'd probably shout "faen!" (lit. "devil") or maybe "fy faen!" for extra emphasis (you can use "fy søren" as a euphamism if you're in more polite company)
If you want to use it as an intensifier (e.g. "that was fucking tiring), you'd probably use "jævlig" ("det var jævlig slitsomt") although I believe it's okay to use "jævla" too (don't quote me on that)
If you want to use it as an adjective ("you fucking idiot!") you would use either "jævlig" or "jævla" ("din jævla tosk!") Jævla is more like... you fucking IDIOT, whereas jævlig is more like... you're a shit person and also an idiot? I think?? That's the nuance I get anyway.
You can also just use "jævlig" on its own ("det var helt jævlig" = that was fucking awful, "du ser jævlig ut" = you look like shit)
If you're at an advanced enough level to read articles in Norwegian, you can read more about the nuances between jævla and jævlig here.
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Tales of Arise | Cheat Engine Table v - The Cheat Script
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NRK: Nøtteknekkeren
This year you can watch Nøtteknekkeren (The Nutcracker) by Den norske Opera og Ballett on NRK 🎀
There's a bit of introduction in Norwegian, but otherwise it's a normal ballet without language, so you don't have to be interested in Norwegian to enjoy it :)
God jul alle sammen 🎄
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Norsk: Dag 6, Nøtteknekkeren
English: Day 6, Nutcracker
Français: Jour 6, Casse-Noisette
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Ingen jul uten #Nøtteknekkeren 😇🎄♥️ Leyna Magbutay og Martin Dauchez fremførte en nydelig pas de deux 👑🍭❄ #operaen #julioperaen #pasdedeux #nutcracker #julestemning (ved Den Norske Opera & Ballett) https://www.instagram.com/p/BrjENJFAcev/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=sz7em4x8bcig
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Norwegian Bokmål for Total Beginners (January 2024 Crash Course)
2. Basic words and phrases
hei - hi
ha det - goodbye
vi ses - see you
ja - yes
nei - no
kanskje - maybe
takk - thanks, thank you
bare hyggelig - you're welcome
unnskyld - sorry
vær så snill - please
Extras
hallo - hello
tusen takk - thank you so much (literally 'thousand thanks')
unnskyld meg - excuse me
beklager - apologies (typically you use 'unnskyld' if something was your fault and 'beklager' if it's something beyond your control, e.g. retail staff apologising if something is out of stock)
Vær så snill literally means 'be so kind'. You don't really have to worry about it as much as you do in English
There's also 'vennligst', which also means please, but it's a bit more formal
Please let me know if I've made any mistakes so I can fix them!
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Norwegian Word of the Day 19/04/24
stiftemaskin (m) - stapler
en stiftemaskin | stiftemaskinen | stiftemaskiner | stiftemaskinene
Stiftemaskinen er i den skuffen der. (The stapler is in that drawer there)
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Norwegian Word of the Day 01/02/24
kropp (m)
en kropp | kroppen | kropper | kroppene
Bonus vocab
å leve (v3) - to live (a life; not used to describe the location one lives)
å dø [dør/døde/dødd] - to die
å føde (v2) - to give birth (to)
å bli født [blir/ble/blitt] - to be born
å vokse (v2) - to grown
å bli gammel [blir/ble/blitt] - to get old
å bevege seg (v1, v3) - to move (oneself, one's body)
å slanke seg (v1) - to lose weight
å legge på seg (v1) - to put on weight
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Norwegian Word of the Day 08/03/24
Category: Birds (fugler)
en fugl | fuglen | fugler | fuglene
Vocabulary and sample sentences below:
Vocabulary
ugle (m/f) - owl
kråke (m/f) - crow
hakkespett (m) - woodpecker
kolibri (m) - hummingbird
papagøye (m) - parrot
gjøk (m), gauk (m) - cuckoo
ørn (m/f) - eagle
falk (m) - falcon
Sample sentences
Ugler er nattlige dyr. (Owls are nocturnal animals)
Er det ei kråke eller en ravn? (Is that a crow or a raven?)
Jeg så en hakkespett i hagen i går. (I saw a woodpecker in the garden yesterday)
Kolibrier har utrolige farger. (Hummingbirds have incredible colours)
Den papagøyen holder på å banne på meg. (That parrot keeps swearing at me)
Er det mange gjøker i Norge? (Are there many cuckoos in Norway?)
Amerikaneren elsker ørner. (The American loves eagles)
Falker er rovdyr. (Falcons are predators)
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2024 Goals Monthly Check-In
I actually didn't do this last month because I was ill all of February and didn't make much/any progress with anything so I felt it was kinda pointless 😅 Let's see where I'm at now!
Japanese
1) Reach ~N3 level - I've not really been focusing on this so much. I've started using HelloTalk again and occasionally trying to learn a little new N3 grammar/kanji/vocab, but I should probably study in a more focused way.
2) Learn 10 songs by heart to a level where I could sing them at karaoke - Oh yeah I haven't worked on this at all, I kinda forgot it was a thing lmao
3) Finish reading another book of short stories - No progress made whoops. I try to read articles on Todai/NHK Easy a bit more but I've not touched my short story book.
4) Finish both Minna No Nihongo books - I'm about halfway through unit 11, so I'm a little behind but not too much. Hoping to finish unit 11 tonight and unit 12 at some point this week, but we'll see what happens!
Norwegian
1) Read at least 2 books in Norwegian - Not started yet
2) Maintain an overall B2/C1 level - I think I'm maintaining, but I need to immerse more for sure
3) Finish Enjoy Norwegian textbook - I've completed unit 2 so I'm a little behind where I wanted to be, but I should be able to catch up relatively easily.
Life in Japan Goals
As with last time, I'm just gonna focus on the goals where I've made progress rather than listing all 11. So:
1) Get my hair cut - Did it! And it wasn't as scary as I thought it would be :D
4) Have a 10-minute conversation with a native speaker in Japanese that’s not an italki lesson - I managed to chat with the hairdresser, so I can definitely say I did this!
6) Go to the dentist - I've booked an appointment and I'll be going next Monday. Absolutely terrified :D
7) Go to a prefecture I haven’t been to before - I went to Tochigi last weekend!
11) Be able to point to every prefecture on a map and name their capital cities - I can still more or less do this, but I sometimes mix up some prefectures or can't quite remember a capital
Non-language
1) Read 36 books - I've read 11/36 books, which means I'm 3 books ahead of schedule.
2) Complete a first draft of a novel manuscript - no progress made lol
3) Comfortable two-block oversplit with back bend - my oversplits are there but they feel very tight and not comfortable, so I need to work more on them.
4) Consistently hold a handstand for 5 seconds - I can barely balance on my hands at all atm lmao but I'll keep trying
5) Noticeably improve my demi pointe - I'm using the strength in my feet a lot more than I used to but I'm not getting much higher. I'll keep at it!
Health/diet goals under the cut:
Diet & health goals
1) Tackle my diet soda and sugar addictions - I've come a long way with the binge eating! I bought a multipack of chocolate marshmallow biscuits and managed to just take one with me to work every day instead of sitting and binging the whole lot. And right now I have a family-sized bag of mini eggs in my cupboard and I'm managing to eat a controlled set portion each day. I still mess up my diet sometimes, but I'm very happy with how I'm doing!
Diet soda is still a huge problem though lol
2) Slim down enough that none of my clothes are tight anymore - I look and feel SO much better about myself! For ages I've not wanted to dress up nicely because I felt like I looked frumpy or chubby or shapeless in my nice outfits. But when I was packing for Utsunomiya, I tried on all my cute outfits and I thought they looked good! I still want to lose a bit more so that I can see my abs, but I'm really happy with my progress here.
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Norwegian Word of the Day 24/02/24
vev (n) - tissue (of the body)
et vev | vevet | vev | veva, vevene
Note: If you want to talk about a tissue as in a kleenex, it's et papirlommetørkle. Or most Norwegians will probably understand you fine if you ask for a kleenex.
Bonus vocab
cellevev (n) - cellular tissue
muskelvev (n) - muscle tissue
fettvev (n) - adipose tissue
nervevev (n) - nerve tissue
bindevev (n), støttevev - connective tissue
epitel (n) - epithelium
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Norwegian Word of the Day 18/02/24
hjerte (n) - heart
et hjerte | hjertet | hjerter | hjerta, hjertene
Bonus vocab
hjertekarsykdom (m) - cardiovascular disease
hjerteslag (n) - heartbeat
puls (m) - pulse
hjerteinfarkt (n) - heart attack
hjerteknust (a) - heartbroken
hjerteskjærende (a) - heartbreaking
å ha et hjerte av gull - to have a heart of gold (exactly the same meaning as in English)
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Norwegian Word of the Day 16/03/24
klo (m/f) - claw, talon
en/ei klo | kloen, kloa | klør | klørne
Ugla bar rotta bort i de skarpe klørne sine. (The owl carried the rat away in its sharp talons)
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Norwegian Word of the Day 14/03/24
tåbønne (m/f) - toe bean
en/ei tåbønne | tåbønna, tåbønnen | tåbønner | tåbønnene
This felt like an important follow-on from yesterday's post 🤷🏻‍♀️
Å herregud, jeg kan se tåbønnene 😍 (Oh God, I can see the beanie toes 😍)
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Norwegian Word of the Day 13/03/24
labb (m), pote (m) - paw
en labb | labben | labber | labbene
en pote | poten | poter | potene
Usage note: en labb refers to the whole foot, while en pote is usually used to talk about the soft squishy part. You know. The part you gently squeeze while your pet is asleep because it's just so squishable.
Fortalte jeg dere om den gangen katten min stakk labben sin i munnen min? (Have I told you guys about the time my cat stuck his paw in my mouth?)
Veisalt kan skade hundepotene, så du må være forsiktig om vinteren. (Road salt can hurt dogs' paws, so you have to be careful in winter)
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