"Drikker de vårt vann?"
Translation:Are they drinking our water?
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From what I understand, no. The same thing happened to me and it really threw me off.
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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"
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I had this as a "type what you hear" task, but there was no audio. Did you have that problem? I reported it.
It's a new sentence. It takes a while for the audio to arrive.
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Takk. Next time I won't report it then. I bet you guys have enough to do! Thanks.
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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.
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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?
Not to my knowledge. You could try the Troubleshooting forum.
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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 :/
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How are 'de' and 'di' pronounced differently? i keep on hearing the same thing..
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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?
