"Jeg er her."

Translation: I'm here.

[vnizzle]

Is there a difference in pronunciation of "her" and "har" because they both sound like "har" to me?

[fveldig]

There is a difference in the pronunciation, and you should try to learn to hear this difference.

[vnizzle]

Ohh now I hear that the "ah" sound is more pronounced in "har" than "her"
Takk

[AkioJuni]

did you get the difference at the low speed ? at the usual speed I hear no difference （´＿｀）

[STEFFIFI0902]

Same. Ithought the last word was har. So, I wrote Jeg er hag, knowing it has nosense and... DL has accepted!!! It is very tiring to not find the difference between -er and -ar sound...

[Samy228]

Yes, If you pay attention,
The "e" in "her" sounds like the "a" in the word "bad".
But the "a" in the word "har" sounds like the "a" in "father".
An "a" in Norwegian sounds like "a" in "father", and an "e" could sound like: "e" in "bed", or "a" in "bad".

[VittorMP]

That's an interesting take, I'll try to be more mindful of it, I was having the same doubt in deciphering it. Tusen takk!

[lDeni]

Har = whor - Her = har, makes sense ? xD

[Sergej519674]

All Might:

[Alwyn973030]

I am typing the correct answer but it is not accepting, not able to move to the next level.

[PonamBherw]

hii

[friendorphobia]

I'm hearing "yi yet har". How is "er" pronounced? "ar" or "et"? or?

[Pamela785036]

Having problem pronouncing "har" and "her" what can I do