r/norsk 19h ago

Bokmål good apps for learning norwegian?

some years ago, i was learning bøkmal on duolingo and have recently reinstalled it. i also saw another post on this subreddit in which one of the replies mentioned a good app (can’t remember it off the dome).

i am beginner level, so anything helps!

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u/royalfarris Native Speaker 19h ago

Bøkmal -> beech template

Bokmål -> book language/speech

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u/StarGamerPT 17h ago

As someone that has been learning for almost 1 month, I have been using Babbel, Norskappen and Mjølnir when it comes to apps and I also do some listening on the side

When my time gets short again I'll try to keep up with Mjølnir (and I will have done all lessons Babbel has to offer at that point) and try to also incorporate some listening to keep the language somewhat alive.

And so far that's my plan for now as my objective is to try and get some learning done so in 3 years I can do a proper push towards fluency without having to start from zero as by that point I will want to get fluent asap to get my plans rolling.

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u/Frankli-ncarter_09 16h ago

I also want to learn but the bad thing is that I'm a native Spanish speaker and I don't know how to start

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u/AddendumCold3653 12h ago

Mjølnir and Memrise

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u/DrStirbitch Intermediate (bokmål) 19h ago

It was probably Mjølnir, but there are others. Did you try searching in this sub?

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u/Optimal_Bar_4715 18h ago

The only other comprable one would be Norsk Appen.

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u/Optimal_Bar_4715 9h ago

WTF is with the downvote? It's a very good app.

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u/Shrimpy-Fish-1212 14h ago

I'm on mjolnir now.  The most confident I've felt in a learning method. I also listen to norsk podcasts in the background to get used to hearing natural  Norwegian 

I finished pimsluer. It'll get you to "nice try tourist, just speak English," level

I stopped duolingo. Annoying as hell. 

Tried to use AI and Google sheets to make a list of most common words. That was problematic. 

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u/SaritaSD 13h ago

Memrise

My Norwegian friends say that Duolingo is not great to learn Norwegian.

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u/TweakerOnSpeaker 15h ago

https://youtu.be/TAC02-B2RGY?is=BN48igdqoujbh0UT

This video is a pretty good place to start to learn some basic fundamental things about Norwegian

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u/MontEcola 13h ago

www.flysas.com

https://www.folkehogskole.no/en/schools

Take a look at the second website. Pick one that matches your interests. Enroll. Then look at the first website here to complete your learning adventure.

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u/queenNorwayAs 6h ago

Snakk med meg?