1. Yamada Language Center: Norwegian Language WWW Guide Networking Project linking Historic Universities. Norwegian Embassy in Washington D.C. Study (New Improved WWW) norwegian language lessons. English Norwegian dictionary. Music http://babel.uoregon.edu/yamada/guides/norwegian.html

Can't find it? Norwegian Guide index News index Multilingual references Font index Norwegian is taught at the University of Oregon by the Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures Our Scandinavian Culture links Language and misc: Search YLC Catalog Links for learning many languages Norse/Ukraine Dictionary Mogul ... SINTEF Oslo - technology for a better society, including communications University of Bergen Humanities at University of Bergen - Multimedia Educational Networking Project linking Historic Universities Norwegian Embassy in Washington D.C. - address and telephone Norway's entries in City Net - virtual tours of Norwegian cities Oslonett WWW Server BIBSYS : a shared library system for all Norwegian University Libraries, the National Library and a number of research libraries. Norwegian for Travelers - Basic phrases SASS Link - Society for the Advancement of Scandinavian Study (New Improved WWW) Norwegian language lessons English - Norwegian dictionary Music Norwegian Music in RealAudio Hear Norwegian Folk and Christmas songs. Also a link to an

2. Online Resources For The Study Of Norwegian: Dictionaries, Grammars, And Cultura Listing of online resources for students of Norwegian, including dictionaries, cultural resources, libraries and bookstores, news, audio and video programming, search engines and directories. Travel Resources Norwegianlanguage News Radio and TV Broadcasts Norsk Språkråd. The norwegian language Council is the Norwegian government's advisory body in matters http://employees.csbsju.edu/tnichol/norwegian.html

Resources for the Study of Norwegian Background Dictionaries Pronunciation Classes ... Other Resources for Language Students Background Norway: small country with two written languages Essential background material for students of Norwegian. From the source: "it is hard for foreigners to comprehend why Norwegians, who 150 years ago did not have a written language of their own and managed quite well with Danish, have, over the past 100 years, developed for good measure two Norwegian tongues. The purpose of this article is to attempt to explain this paradoxical situation." The Norwegian Language Council is the Norwegian government's advisory body in matters pertaining to the Norwegian language. Dictionaries, Word Lists and Grammar LEXIN LEXIN includes a Norwegian-English dictionary with illustrations. Other information from the source: Den norske ordboksserien LEXIN LEXIN Norsk-engelsk ordbok med illustrasjoner (elektronisk utgave, 34000 ord) LEXIN Skandinavisk Ordbok Use this dictionary of approximately 10,000 terms to translate between Norwegian, Swedish, and Danish. Clue Clue claims to be Norway's largest and most up-to-date electronic dictionary.

3. THE NORWEGIAN NATIONAL LANGUAGE - A Brief Historical Survey A political history of the norwegian language by Ingar Holst. http://www.holst.no/Ingar.Holst.Publishing.Co/irregular-papers/irr1a.html

www.holst.no ingar holst publishing co. dictionaries chinese-norwegian ... norwegian-chinese THE NORWEGIAN NATIONAL LANGUAGE a brief historical survey Ingar Holst Overview S INCE 1938 THE NATIONAL NORWEGIAN LANGUAGE has been banned. It is strictly forbidden to teach it in the government-run schools and universities (and since the private schools may be counted on one hand, and since they will have their permission to teach withdrawn if they teach the National Language anyway, that leak is effectively plugged); it is strictly forbidden to use it as a civil servant, it is strictly forbidden to speak it in the government-owned national broadcasting NRK (nation-wide broadcasts outside NRK were likewise effectively forbidden until the early eighties as for radio and until the early nineties as for television) and it is strictly forbidden to write it if the dispatcher is any government-run institution. The National Language, its culture and literature, is consequently muted to the generations growing up. Some definitions National Language Riksmål Book Language Bokmål New Norwegian Nynorsk Countryside Norwegian Landsmål NRK Norwegian National Broadcasting State Language Council Sprogrådet [Språkrådet] The Norwegian Academy Det Norske Akademi For Sprog og Litteratur Background: The Danish Occupation and the Nature of Norwegian Class Struggle T HE BLACK DEATH W ITH THE DANISH MIGRATION to and settlement in Norway, the foundation for the present-day class division in Norway was laid down. The Norwegian bourgeoisie today exclusively trace their heritage back to immigrants from Denmark or Northern Germany (national boundaries in that area have varied through the centuries). The spoken dialects in the principal cities of Norway (Oslo, Bergen, Trondhjem) are Danish dialects, rather than peninsular Scandinavian dialects.

4. The Norwegian Language Council The norwegian language Council. Norsk språkråd (The Norwegian language and language planning. The norwegian language Council aims to. http://www.sprakrad.no/engelsk.htm

The Norwegian Language Council The Norwegian Language Council aims to "a. protect the cultural heritage represented by the Norwegian written and spoken language, promote initiatives to increase the knowledge of the Norwegian language, its history and distinctive quality, promote tolerance and mutual respect among all users of Norwegian in its different varieties, and protect the rights of each citizen with regard to the use of the Norwegian language. "c. give advice to the authorities in matters pertaining to the Norwegian language, in particular as regards the use of Norwegian in schools, in the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation and in government bodies, submit statements on the principles of codification of the written language and place names, and propose legal measures in matters regarding the Norwegian language, "d. give advice and guidance to the general public, "e. promote and participate in Nordic cooperation for language cultivation, and "f. make the results of its work publicly known." (The Norwegian Language Council Act of 18 June 1971) A Few Articles on the Norwegian Language Situation: Peter Trudgill: Norwegian as a Normal Language Peter Hallaråker: The Nynorsk language — yesterday, today and tomorrow

5. Norwegian Genealogy Research Sources - Language Velkommen to Norway Genealogy. Home Index. Norwegian Research Sources. If you have arrived here in someone else's frame, please click HERE to break free. norwegian language. Bokmålsordboka og Nynorskordboka Norwegian dictionary Common Norwegian Verbs and other norwegian language Activities from Marlene Beggin http://www.rootsweb.com/~wgnorway/NorLinks9.htm

Velkommen to Norway Genealogy Home Index Norwegian Research Sources If you have arrived here in someone else's frame, please click HERE to break free. Norwegian Language Bokmålsordboka og Nynorskordboka - Norwegian dictionary Census Abbreviations used in the on-line 1865-1900 census records from John Follesdal Common Norwegian Verbs and other Norwegian Language Activities from Marlene Beggin and Patti Goke Course Offerings for Less Commonly Taught Languages Learn Norwegian. Search the web site to to learn what courses are available in the U.S. and Norway. Travlang's Foreign Languages for Travelers Free Online Language Courses Haugen's Norwegian-English Dictionary (*Order online) InterTran (Internet Translator) Norwegian-American Dialects - examples of how Norwegian was spoken in South Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin. Listen to the Tronder and Gudbrandsdal dialects Norwegian-American Dictionary - from Otto Jørgensen Norwegian for Foreigners - Norwegian course on CD-Rom Norwegian Genealogical Word List - from FamilySearch Norwegian in Five Minutes a Month - from Sons of Norway Norwegian Words for Family Relations by Ivar S. Ertesvåg

6. Norwegian Language For Russians - Directory the Petrozavodsk State University. norwegian language courses in Moscow and in other cities Russian universities offering norwegian language education list from the Russian Embassy http://www.russia.no/language/norwegian

Pycckuù About Russia.no Site map Add URL Top ... Language : Norwegian language for Russians Norwegian schools and centers in Russia Dictionaries Universities Moscow State Linguistic University (MGLU) Department of Germanic Linguistics of Philology Faculty of the Moscow State University (MGU) Department of Scandinavian Philology of St. Petersburg State University La oss snakke norsk - series of work-books: Books 1 and 3 Book 2 About the Scandinavian School Article about Professor Valery P. Berkov - the head of the school. On the use of V. Berkov's Russian-Norwegian dictionary as the basis for new Russian-Swedish dictionary NN - criticism. Department of Scandinavian Languages of the Petrozavodsk State University Norwegian language courses in Moscow and in other cities - list on Norge.ru, with phones and addresses. Russian universities offering Norwegian language education - list from the Russian Embassy. Universities offering education in Norwegian worldwide , including those in former Soviet republics - a list from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Courses Nordic School - courses of Norwegian language in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and in Norway; cultural programs for everybody.

7. NorWord Lives Again - Learn Norwegian By Email! NorWord Learn Norwegian by email! Lesson-a-day course by Aarsvold Janus still available. In 1995, Nancy Aarsvold, a Norwegian instructor at Augsburg College, and Louis Janus of the an email-based introduction to the norwegian language which they called NorWord http://frodo.bruderhof.com/norword

NorWord - learn Norwegian by email courtesy King Features Syndicate In 1995, Nancy Aarsvold , a Norwegian instructor at Augsburg College, and Louis Janus of the University of Minnesota created an email-based introduction to the Norwegian language which they called NorWord. The idea was to introduce a Norwegian phrase every day, with examples of usage and related words and phrases. NorWord ran from April through November 1995. In all, 160 lessons were sent. These were archived on a public Gopher server, but that server was shut down in 1999. Fortunately, I had a copy of the NorWord lessons on my computer. I split the archive files into separate daily lessons and set up a server to send one lesson every day. At first, I only sent the lessons to myself, but later I began sending them to others who requested them, with the permission of the authors. Now you can receive these lessons too, at no cost. The "course" takes about 6 months with lessons every weekday and extra materials on the weekends. To view sample lessons near the beginning and end of the series, click on these links:

8. Sons Of Norway - Norwegian Culture History , Modern Norway , norwegian language , Translator. Guren Hole Oslo. Modern Norway , Music , norwegian language. Andrew Thomas Koonce - Oslo. http://www.sofn.com/experts/byLocation.jsp

9. Sons Of Norway - Norwegian Culture In depth topical tutorials for learning to speak Norwegian. http://www.sofn.com/norwegianculture/languagelessons/index.html

Norwegian in 5 Minutes a Month Our monthly language lesson has been out for a while now, and many of you have let us know that it is working well. Thank you for taking the time to communicate with us. Visitors to "Norwegian in 5 Minutes a Month" have asked for information on the Norwegian alphabet and genealogical terms, so we have added pages on both topics. We look forward to your feedback. In the meantime, good luck! Notice to Members: You can access language lessons with sound in the Members Login area. The Norwegian Alphabet Lesson 1 When meeting people, small talk, and counting 1 to 10 Lesson 2 When leaving people, small talk, and counting 11 to 20 Lesson 3 Useful phrases and more numbers Lesson 4 Days, months, and seasons and greetings Lesson 5 Weather Lesson 6 Activities Lesson 7 Let's Go Shopping, Part 1

10. Norsk Språkråd logo English; Deutsch; Français; Nederlands; norwegian language Resources. Redaktør Jon Grepstad. Norsk språkråds vevsider. Nytt i veven; Pressemeldinger http://www.sprakrad.no/sprakrad.htm

English Deutsch Nederlands Norwegian ... Language Resources Redaktør: Jon Grepstad Nytt i veven Pressemeldinger Søk i ... www.sprakrad.no Siste nytt: Norsk språkråd: Skriftleg sidemål må styrkjast Oppdatert 6. juni Interimsstyre for Norsk språkråd 3. juni Rapport: Nye veier i norsk språkpolitikk? 2. juni Norsk vitenskap på språklig bortebane? NIFU skriftserie 9/2004 1. juni KKD: Vedtak om helseføretaka og mållova Oppdatert 27. mars Ordbøker og ordlister Søk i og Nynorskordboka Dataordliste Digital fjernsynsterminologi ... i nynorske ordlister Råd om språk Kjønn, språk, likestilling Navn i neon Nynorsk OSS om norsk ... Språkkupongen Språkvern og språkstyrking Artiklar om språkvern Importord eller norsk skrivemåte? Navnevett ... Plan for styrking Norsk språk og IKT Norsk språk og informasjonsteknologi Nynorsk programvare Lover o.a. Nordisk språkkonvensjon Stadnamnlova Utgitt av Norsk språkråd Publikasjoner à rsmelding 2003 à rsmelding 2002 à rsmelding 2001 ... à rsmelding 1995 Fakta om norsk Ivar Aasen Rettskrivings- reformer Norsk tale i to generasjonar Hjelperåder og kurs Hjelpemiddel Kurs i administrativ nynorsk Nynorsk for språklege minoritetar Om Norsk språkråd Omdanning av Norsk språkråd Kort om Språkrådet Tjenester vi yter Andre språksider Statens namnekonsulentar Tlf. 24 14 03 50

11. Welcome To The Learn-How-To-Speak WebSite For The Norwegian Language LearnHow-To-Speak Homepage for the norwegian language The norwegian language. The norwegian language is a member of the North Germanic, or Scandinavian, group of a nationalistic desire to have a purely norwegian language for the country http://www.learn-how-to-speak.com/languages/norwegian

12. Norwegian Language - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia norwegian language. Regulated by Bokmål and Nynorsk Norsk språkråd (norwegian language Council) Riksmål Norwegian Academy. Language codes. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norwegian_language

Norwegian language From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Norwegian is a Germanic language spoken in Norway . Norwegian is closely related to, and generally mutually intelligible with Swedish and Danish . Together with these two languages, Norwegian belongs to the Northern , or Scandinavian group of the Germanic languages. Written Danish and Norwegian are particularly close, though the pronunciation of all three languages differs significantly. Proficient speakers of any of the three languages can understand the others. Norwegian ( norsk Spoken in: Norway Region: Urban areas ( Bokmål Rural areas ( Nynorsk Total speakers: 5 million Ranking Not in top 100 Genetic classification Indo-European Germanic ... Old Norse Book language Bokmål New Norwegian Nynorsk Official status Official language of: Norway Bokmål and Nynorsk Regulated by: Bokmål and Nynorsk: Norsk språkråd (Norwegian Language Council) Riksmål: Norwegian Academy Høgnorsk: Høgnorskringen Language codes ISO 639 no (Norwegian) nb ( Bokmål nn ( Nynorsk ISO 639-2(B) nor (Norwegian) nob ( Bokmål nno ( Nynorsk SIL NRR ( Bokmål NRN ( Nynorsk) Table of contents 1 Alphabet 2 Roots of the language 3 Bokmål and Nynorsk 4 Grammar ... edit Alphabet The Norwegian alphabet consists of 29 letters, the first 26 of which are the same as the

13. Lars S. Vikør: Norwegian The chronology traditionally used for the norwegian language is In histories of the norwegian language, this chronology is usually motivated on structural grounds Old Norse is the http://www.sprakrad.no/norw1.htm

Norwegian The Nordic languages. Their Status and Interrelations. Oslo: Novus Press 2001. Nordic Language Council. ISBN 82-7099-336-0.] The "parent language" of Norwegian is, as noted, customarily called Old Norse, a term which includes both Old Norwegian in a narrow sense (the language of Norway) and Old Icelandic. The chronology traditionally used for the Norwegian language is: In histories of the Norwegian language, this chronology is usually motivated on structural grounds: Old Norse is the synthetic medieval language which we find in the manuscripts of the time, Modern Norwegian represents the analytic stage reached by the Norwegian dialects (supposedly) in the sixteenth century, but not expressed in writing before the codification of written standard Nynorsk around 1850. Middle Norwegian, then, represents a short transitional stage, as indicated by an unstable and fluctuating written language under increasing pressure from Danish. Danish was the only written language employed in Norway from this time until the second half of the nineteenth century. In speech, Norwegian dialects were used, but in the cities, a Danish-based upper- class spoken variety gradually arose, especially for formal use, but it also strongly influenced everyday language. This variety was actually based on spelling pronunciation: phonetically North Scandinavian, but on all other levels Danish. In fact, it corresponded closer to the Danish orthography than ordinary spoken Danish did, since this orthography was (and is) very conservative, reflecting medieval more than modern Danish pronunciation.

14. Norwegian Language - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia norwegian language. (Redirected from Nynorsk). Regulated by Bokmål and Nynorsk Norsk språkråd (norwegian language Council) Riksmål Norwegian Academy. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nynorsk

Norwegian language From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. (Redirected from Nynorsk Server will be down for maintenance on 2004-06-11 from about 18:00 to 18:30 UTC. Norwegian is a Germanic language spoken in Norway . Norwegian is closely related to, and generally mutually intelligible with Swedish and Danish . Together with these two languages, Norwegian belongs to the Northern , or Scandinavian group of the Germanic languages. Written Danish and Norwegian are particularly close, though the pronunciation of all three languages differs significantly. Proficient speakers of any of the three languages can understand the others. Norwegian ( norsk Spoken in: Norway Region: Urban areas ( Bokmål Rural areas ( Nynorsk Total speakers: 5 million Ranking Not in top 100 Genetic classification Indo-European Germanic ... Old Norse Book language Bokmål New Norwegian Nynorsk Official status Official language of: Norway Bokmål and Nynorsk Regulated by: Bokmål and Nynorsk: Norsk språkråd (Norwegian Language Council) Riksmål: Norwegian Academy Høgnorsk: Høgnorskringen Language codes ISO 639 no (Norwegian) nb ( Bokmål nn ( Nynorsk ISO 639-2(B) nor (Norwegian) nob ( Bokmål nno ( Nynorsk SIL NRR ( Bokmål NRN ( Nynorsk) Table of contents 1 Alphabet 2 Roots of the language 3 Bokmål and Nynorsk 4 Grammar ... edit Alphabet The Norwegian alphabet consists of 29 letters, the first 26 of which are the same as the

15. Www.dokpro.uio.no/sprakrad/sprakrad.html norwegian languageencyclopediaEncyclopedia norwegian language. norwegian language Related content from HighBeam Research on norwegian language. VIKINGS FASCINATE http://www.dokpro.uio.no/sprakrad/sprakrad.html

16. Norwegian Language - Wiktionary Log in Help. norwegian language. From Wiktionary, the free dictionary 3 Useful expressions. 4 Norwegian pronunciation. 4.1 Vowels. 4.2 Consonants http://wiktionary.org/wiki/Norwegian_language

Norwegian language From Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Table of contents 1 Protected page 2 See 3 Useful expressions 4 Norwegian pronunciation ... 8.1 Exercises Protected page This page is being protected to prevent further edits. For all further edits... See http://wikibooks.org/wiki/Norwegian When it is clear that all materials have been properly incorporated into Wikibooks it will be deleted. This course is a course in bokm¥l. There is another variant of Norwegian which is called nynorsk. Bokm¥l is the one most widely used. Useful expressions God dag Good day Hallo Hello Hei Hi Ha det Good bye Takk Thank you Unnskyld Excuse me Jeg kan spise glass. Det gj¸r ikke vondt. I can eat glass. It doesn't hurt. Ja Yes Nei No Jeg vet ikke. I don't know. Norwegian pronunciation Vowels There are nine vowels in the Norwegian alphabet, a e i o u y and The five first vowels are pronounced as in most European languages other than English. is pronounced as in h a t is pronounced as in ea rn is pronounced as awe It is important to distinguish between long and short vowels. A short vowel is often indicated by doubling the consonant

17. Transparent Language - Norwegian There are approximately 4 million speakers of the norwegian language. Home norwegian language Products Languages Back to top. Foreign Language Links http://www.transparent.com/languagepages/norwegian/norwegian.htm

There are approximately 4 million speakers of the Norwegian language. Norwegian consists of two distinct dialects, bokmål and nynorsk. Both are part of the Scandinavian language family of the Germanic branch of Indo-European languages, and both have equal status in Norway. Norwegian Language Overview These pages provide information on the language origin, forms of address, and grammar. Norwegian Survival Phrases Phrases that you must know! Read the written phrases, then listen to them being read by a native speaker. Norwegian Language Products Want to improve your Norwegian language skills? Follow these links to learn more about the revolutionary Norwegian language software from Transparent Language. Home Norwegian Language Products Languages Back to top Foreign Language Links: Further your foreign language education by visiting the sites below for language learning resources, language reference material, educational language software, cultural information, and more. Arabic Brazilian Portuguese Chinese Dutch ... Swedish You can also learn about other foreign languages by following the links below. Whether you are learning a second language, a third, or more, there's always more to explore when it comes to learning a new language!

18. Transparent Language - Norwegian About Norwegian There are approximately 4 million speakers of the norwegian language. Norwegian consists of two distinct dialects, bokmål and nynorsk. http://www.transparent.com/languagepages/norwegian/overview.htm

About Norwegian There are approximately 4 million speakers of the Norwegian language. Norwegian consists of two distinct dialects, bokmål and nynorsk. Both are part of the Scandinavian language family of the Germanic branch of Indo-European languages, and both have equal status in Norway. Bokmål (literally "book language") is used primarily in the cities. Most newspapers and television and radio broadcasts are in bokmål, which is closely related to Danish. Nynorsk is a dialect that was formed in the mid-1800s from the rural dialects of Norwegian, in a conscious effort to separate the Norwegian language from Danish. It is believed that the two languages will eventually merge, although recent attempts to make that happen have failed. Norwegian, Swedish, and Danish are linguistically very closely related and are generally mutually intelligible. This is due to the way the national boundaries have been in flux throughout Scandinavian history. Norway and Denmark were a single country for four centuries, until 1814. And after they split apart, Norway was under the rule of the Swedish crown until 1905. The movement for the recognition of a Norwegian language separate from Danish and Swedish led to the consequent formation of nynorsk. English words of Norwegian origin include fjord nook krill scrawny trash slump dollop , and rig False Friends!

19. Language Browser: Norwegian Guide to norwegian language films, browse or search by title. http://imdb.com/Sections/Languages/Norwegian/

Top Movies Photo Galleries ... Film All Titles My Movies People Characters Quotes Bios Plots All (old) More searches Tips IMDbPro.com free trial Languages index Norwegian index list of titles list of movies only by total votes by average vote ... IMDb sections by release date common genres external links None Nushi Norwegian Your IMDb guide to Norwegian language movies. This page contains a list of interesting reports based around the 1328 titles in the IMDb with Norwegian dialogue. The form below allows you to search the database for titles with Norwegian dialogue only. The A-Z index enables you to browse the titles alphabetically. Browse titles with Norwegian dialogue alphabetically A B C D ... X Y Z Others Home Search ... Terms and under which this service is provided to you. An company. Advertise on IMDb. License our content.

20. ThinkQuest : Library : The Global Gazette Language history Brief History of the norwegian language The Danish and Swedish rule of Norway influenced the norwegian language heavily. http://library.thinkquest.org/18802/langhist.htm

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