Norway

In comparison to other counties in Norway, Oppland has an impressive land area of 7.83%. The county's land area is 23,787 km^2 with a total area equalling to 25,192 km^2.

We get up and put clothes in (many) also we then go to the shops to but fresh breakfast and

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That is a very difficult question to answer because:

In norwegian, you are allowed to put different words together, on order to form new words! Let us compare to english, shall we? :P

Say I want to speak about a bottle that's meant to contain soda:

I'd refer to it as a soda bottle, right? That's two words to describe one thing.

In norwegian, you'd simply put the two words together, in order to form a new word, refering only to this particular item:

Brus (=soda) Flaske (=bottle), brusflaske (=soda bottle)

Ok, taking it up a notch: Soda bottle lable

Etikett (=lable), Brusflaskeetikett (= soda bottle lable)

Nice, huh? but it makes it really hard to count how many words there are, as I just "made up" two, and they're both perfectly valid norwegian words :P

Also, there are two (very similar but) different written languages in norway, so essentially, you have a slightly altered valid version of most words(!)

so it's pretty much impossible to say it accurately, but I don't think I'm far off if I say that at the very least there are no fewer valid norwegian words, than there are valid english words.

Every norwegian man is 6ft and 2"

Opa as in the German word for granddad is "Bestefar" in Norwegian. Some also call their mom's dad "Morfar" and their dad's dad "Farfar".

about 30%

Oslo.

Norway is 5,320 miles (8,570 kilometers) from Los Angeles.

Fjords.

13 Degrees east can mean many things, be more specific.

In Norwegian, the word "welcome" is velkommen.

An example sentence is "Velkommen til Norge". Which means "welcome to Norway".

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Skottland

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Telemark is a county in Norway that is located on the southeastern edge of the country. This county has a total 18 municipalities. Skien is the largest and the capital city.

spain is nearer to to the equator and england so spain must be hot but not to hot!

Solskinn.

Norway, obviously. Norway has a relatively large land mass, but a small population of 5 million.

Very little of the land is good for agriculture and a lot of it is mountains, great for trekking, not so much for sustaining a large population, especially in such a cold climate. The population is therefore limited to coastal areas (fish is plentiful), plus a few fertile valleys and plains.

Italy is actually slightly smaller than Norway area wise, but has well over ten times the population.

Russia had quite enough to contend with against the Finns in 1939. I think the Germans only occupied Norway to deny it from the British, it also ensured that Swedish Iron ore could be sent by sea from Narvik, which is ice free in winter. I don't think Norway was ever on the Soviets list of places to visit....

Svalbard is the name of the group of islands where Spitsbergen is the largest one

norway was crushed

Norway was invaded in April 1940 and captured by may of 1940.

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