Norway

Hammerfest is above the Arctic Circle, so near the summer solstice (around June 21st), there will be 24 hours of daylight and near the winter solstice (about December 21st), there will be 24 hours of darkness. Near both equinoxes, like the rest of the world, there will be 12 hours of light and 12 hours of darkness.

Yes, Marvel comic books are sold in Norway, typically in comic book shops and online stores. They have a dedicated fan base but may not be as widely popular as they are in some other countries. However, Marvel characters are well-known globally, and many people in Norway enjoy reading Marvel comics.

I'm not sure if i understand the question since the vikings came from Norway Denmark and Sweden

No Greece is not visa free for any kind of Ghanian passport, including diplomatic and service passports.

The sentence 'do you like school?' may be translated as 'liker du skolen?' in Norwegian.

in denmark they hardly ever wear school uniform, its usually just private schools that have them..

god jul mean merry christmas and godt nytt mean happy new year

Fox in Swedish = räv. Pronounce roughly like (British) r - air - v , or French reve (but with a longer e-sound).

Norwegians have several words for grandmother. The general term is bestemor. That covers all grandmothers. But most norwegians differ between your mother's mum and your father's mum. bestemor = grandmother

mormor = "mother's mum"

farmor = "father's mum"

deer and bear

no

The Norway Maple uses the animals to earn foreign exchange. This helps them in landscaping and conserving the animals in suitable areas.

The colour varies from a greyish-brown colour to light brown.

A rabbit of any breed can live 3-10 years. Three is for the poorest living conditions and ten for clean environment and healthy food. Just take care of your rabbit as best as you can and it will live for a long time.

No, they are both root vegetables but are not related.

Yes.
Yes. There is a lot of farms in Norway.

Tuborg, Hansa and Ringnes what is the cost 27-30 NOK pr. can (large). Alcohol is expensive in Norway. So is beer, but it is a bit cheaper than other things. The little bottles are not that expensive they cost about 14 pr. bottle.

Because they're from a different country!

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They are more like crepes and can be kept and served over a few day time span...LA

Around 7 dollar in a bar and 3 dollar in the shop.

Yes. It is common and can be found in any store that sells food products

lingonberries

Whether one wants purple cookies, brown cookies, or a combination of the two colors, there are several options. Using food coloring, one can add color to cookie dough for various types of cookies. The brown can be added as a color itself or by using chocolate chips.

I don't know about famous foods but one of my favourite Norwegian foods is gjetost it's a whey based cheese which looks like a large block of caramel. It's sweet and nutty and is easily sliced using one of those Scandinavian cheese planes. Thin slices on buttered rye bread with lingonberry conserve on top and a cup of strong black coffee for breakfast. Superb!

a other norwegian spesialty is fårikål is get in cabbage, and it's quite good. namnam, like we say in Norway.

From the kitchen tap. To be specific, most small villages (about +1000 inhabitants) have their own communal water reservoirs. Usually a lake in the mountains). In smaller settlements, "bygder", there is normally a well for each house/farm. This is supplied from rivers or underground water sources.

There is normally no need to cook or clean the water. Of course you should use common sense when drinking from a lake or a river and check if its animal droppings upstream. But bottled water is viewed as "posh" and unnecessary because of the quality of "normal" water in the nature.

Have never heard about water shortage here in Norway. It more like the other way around, that we get too much water. Especially in the summer....

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