Norway

It's written Øyvind and it is said something like "ØY-WIND" it's kinda hard to explain if you don't hace the Æ,Ø,Å in your alphabet

It is a mixed economy

captain geir lokøen regrettably died some years ago

Land and utenlands

The answer is a pine tree and a christmas tree

Slipped. Although it's not a common word at all, so it could be a misspelling.

Nope, at least the Norway government hasn't to stop funding terrorist organizations. On the other hand, he's a pretty well-rounded fellow and has probably read or seen Hamlet at some point.

Nothing. Most Norwegian nature and sights are accessible free of charge.

cos the concept of a seed vault is silly

alv

We have hundreds of mountains. There are no mountains in the Oslo area, only hills.

no or yes

It's Norwegian and means "name for pet" or "pet name".

Hans Jensen - Norway - died in 1888.

"God Jul" is Merry Chistmas. Direct it is "Gledelig Jul", but everyone says "God Jul".

limited

"Sardiner" is the Norwegian name, it translates directly to herring.

Oslo.

Speed Skating

Andersen

Hei

These are some, but there are many: Ingrid, Astrid, Stine, Kristine, Lise, Maren, Mona, Beate, Kirsten, Kari, Janne, Hanne, Anne, Anna, Kristin, Karen, Åse, Marie, Åshild, Hilde, Hildegunn, Gunn, Marita, Tora, Lone, Erle, Marte, Malin, Mia, Emilie, Frøya, Frida oslo

Oslo's average temperature for each month is:

Jan: -4.3 degrees Celsius

Feb: -4.0 degrees Celsius

Mar: -0.2 degrees Celsius

Apr: 4.5 degrees Celsius

May: 10.8 degrees Celsius

Jun: 15.2 degrees Celsius

Jun: 16.4 degrees Celsius

Aug: 15.2 degrees Celsius

Sep: 10.8 degrees Celsius

Oct: 6.2 degrees Celsius

Nov: 0.7 degrees Celsius

Dec: -3.1 degrees Celsius

The highest temperature ever recorded (recording since 1937) is 35 Degrees Celsius, and the lowest is -26 Degrees Celsius

"Gro" can either be a girl name or the verb "to grow".

I think you mean hei hei?

someone use heija when they chat but it's correct to write hei.

hei hei means hi hi.