"Drikker de vårt vann?"
Translation:Are they drinking our water?
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audio mistake: played as a sentence vort sounds fine, but if you just get the word to play it mistakenly says "varsht"
I had this as a "type what you hear" task, but there was no audio. Did you have that problem? I reported it.
Takk. Next time I won't report it then. I bet you guys have enough to do! Thanks.
Hi, aren't there any listening or speaking exercises for Norwegian? I have activated such option but I haven't encountered one so far
They should both be available in the PC/browser version, but they may not be on all mobile platforms yet.
When i downloaded the app a year ago i had the vocal exercises. I didnt use the app for many months and have since received a replacement of the same kind of phone. I turned on the option for vocal exercises and made sure i gave it permissions to use the microphone, but i still havent found any vocal exercises in the app. Is there something else i should do to make it work?
Are there any audio experts in Norsk? What is the pronunciation of vårt? something like [va] or something like [varch] ?
If i understand correctly.. try saying "vart" while pretending a marble is in your mouth. So the 'a' sounds a little more like an 'o' and the 'rt' is changed by the tip of your tongue being farther back against the roof of your mouth and the middle/lower part of your tongue being a little lower agaist the bottom of your mouth than it would be with an english accent. I hope that is descriptive enough to be useful :/
When the pronoun is placed before the noun, the noun must be in its indefinite form.
Because it is a question, so you just have to swap the words "they" and "are"
Actually, in English it's completely acceptable to ask this question in the form of: "They drink our water?", as the question mark itself indicates that the tone of the sentence should increase from lower at the start to higher at the end, and introduces either an element of doubt or a desire for confirmation into the phrase, making it a perfectly valid translation.
I've seen not only vår/vårt, but mi/mitt, di/ditt, etc. used both before and after the noun it's describing. Is there a rule for using the poss. adjective before or after the noun?
Is vart pronounced correctly in the slow version of the audio? Sounds weird
When so you use vårt, våre and vår, I don't understand, can someone explain!
