Oooo juicy episode incoming, today we are thinking out loud about Norwegian dating culture! Sit back with a cup of tea and listen as I spill the tea on what I think about Norwegian dating culture.

What's your impression of Norwegian dating culture? Did anything from this episode surprise you? Comment below!

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In this episode I talk about a few reasons why it is better to pace yourself rather than trying to cram and learn as much as possible as quickly as possible. It is tempting, especially at the start of learning a language, when motivation is high, to ambitiously decide to study a lot every day, hours on end, quickly finish one topic and move on to the next. But it is in fact better to go slow, spend some more time, and truly get the feel of the language.

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Make yourself a cup of tea and listen as I tell you about Norway's Constitution Day, 17. mai! It has been a few weeks now since we celebrated this special day in Norway, but I wanted to talk about this day nonetheless. It is a very special and important day for Norwegians where we celebrate the day Norway became an independent country with it's own constitution.

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Sit back with a cup of coffee, as I tell you about the past month and talk about what I am planning to do this summer. The past months have been hectic and focused on writing my thesis, but I have finally graduated, the summer is here, and I have got my time (and joy haha) back!

What did you get up to in April and May? And what are your plans for June and July?

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Sit down with a cup of coffee and maybe some påskemarsipan and sjokolade, and listen as we think out loud about how Norwegians celebrate easter.

Easter is a holiday we associate with free time, "hygge", time with family, going to the cabin, skiing, solving crimes and eating candy.

What associations do you have with easter?

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Take out a pen and paper and get ready to practice and prepare for your Norwegian Job Interview!

In this weeks episode, we go through a list of common, "universal" job interview questions, and some short examples of possible answers you can give.

Have you already been to a job interview in Norway, if so, how did it go? Let me know in the comments or on Instagram!

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If you have ever heard about our two written forms of Norwegian, nynorsk and bokmål, and been confused about what you should learn and what the difference is, this episode is for you!

Get your coffee, sit back and listen as I give you a small insight into the difference between nynorsk and bokmål, explain briefly why we have two ways of writing, and give my recommendation to what you should learn.

What has your experience been with nynorsk and bokmål?

Comment below or send me a message on instagram, I would love to know!

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Warm up your voice and get ready to practice! In this episode you will get to use the shadowing method to practice some phrases you can use to order food and beverages in any café in Norway. You will also learn what a few food and drink items are called in Norwegian, as well as be able to ask follow up questions from the barista, and customize your drink. What is your go-to coffee and food order?

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Get yourself a cup of coffee and think out loud with me about Oslo. Oslo is Norways capitol city, largest city and one of the oldest cities. It is where I currently live, and where many tourists go when visiting Norway.

In this episode, I talk about Karl Johans gate, det kongelige slott, Akershus slott og festning, Operahuset, Vigelandsparken og Holmenkollenbakken. Have you visited any of these?

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Get comfy and listen as I think out loud about a recent trip to Hamburg in Germany and the highlights of the visit. Among other things, I went to the Stardew Valley Symphony of Seasons Orchestra Tour concert. Talk about being a videogame fan. What is the most nerdy thing about you?

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