Norway

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If you are acting okey, and you have other people with you who knows the city, you are very safe :)

Oslo is a capital and urban area, so daily life is about traffic, bus, subways and all other things that make up a city. However we have shifting weather, so the city changes with the climate. In the winter we will have to cope with icy sidewalks, heavy snow, cold temperatures and general winter problems.

Being a urban area we are still very close to nature, and great hiking and skiing destinations can be reached by all subway lines, you are never further away from nature than 30 minutes in Oslo

If you are leaving the United States, then the answer is yes, because you must show that you are a legal citizen of the USA, and that if you commit crime it is the USA's responsibility, and not the country that your going to.

A body of water off the North Sea called the Skagerrak (as versus the Kattegat, which separates Denmark from Sweden).

Aproximately 6 hours, potentially a couple of hours more when you get to a high-school level, depending on your chosen education.

But the homework, my friend... The homework is never ending....

Social-democratic. Very left oriented compared to America, even the most extreme right wing parties of any significant size is to be considered "liberal" in America.

"Liberal" in Norway is considered being right wing oriented, meaning that Norway is so much Left in general, that left in America is Right in Norway. Right in America is extreme right in Norway.

The Norway pine can grow up to two hundred feet, they are Minnesota's state tree. They are a beautiful site to see, trust me I'm from Minnesota.

P.S. dont try to climb!

The distance between the above places is 5409 miles. This distance is point to point straight distance as seen on the map. The actual distance covered by a flight may vary according to the flight path chosen. Also this is not the airport to airport distance.

English: accept Norwegian: akseptere, godta, ta imot

as far as i know, and i am norwegian and has been working at the airport in Bergen for some years, nobody needs visa for Norway. At least not Americans... you can stay until 3 months ;)

Harald V is King right now and his son is Haakon, married to (Crown) Princess Mette-Marit. But, the prime Minister's name is Jens Stoltenberg. He comes from the Norwegian Labour Party.

When in norway? -By using their native language, norwegian.

When elsewhere?- Every norwegian recieves an education in english spanning over at least 10 years, but most have it as a subject for a couple of more years, just for good measure (but all starting at their first year in scool, at the age of 6).

Hence English will be the norwegian mans prime choice of foreign language, when faced with a situation that demands it.

Most also have a third language, like spanish, french or german. This is studied either 3 or 5 years, depending on how devoted the student feels to the subject, and starts at the age of 14.

So all norwegians are given the opportunity of speaking and writing near flawless english, and have at the very least adequate proficiency with one or more foreign languages, but of course: talent varies with people.

The most common pit norwegians tend to fall into when it comes to bad english, is BAD intonation, in other words: speaking english, with a completely norwegian intonation. Describing this with words is far more difficult than merely pointing you to youtube, and have you listen to some random norwegian.

Hope this helps as a general answer to a somewhat vague question ;P

(not denmark or sweeden, as the three pretty much understand each others languages)

The Scandinavian mountains, also known as the Scandes.

50* North, 10* East

Colin Veich is no longer CEO you need to know someone to contact the CEO

The Norwegian worrd for beauty is :skjonnhet (the Norwegian language has three additional letters that the English language doesn't have - and the in the word for beauty it is an o with a line that is supposed to cross the letter sideways - not quite like the one above. )

Norway Maple (Acer platanoides) can grow to about 80 feet on average, although certainly larger trees can be found. The tree is an invasive species in the United States because they are prolific seed producers, and their thick foliage shades out most other species that try to grow under them.

The word "God" can be translated as "Gud"in Norwegian.

Taller than Asians (in general), I believe, but not exactly giants.

Norway shares borders with Sweden, Finland and Russia

Norway has something you could call regional Capitals, based on -in my view- a somewhat fictive division by geographical region. These are Oslo (East), Kristiansand (South), Bergen (West), Trondheim (Middle), and Tromsø (North).

Much more tangible are the capitals of Norway's 19 counties:

1. Sarpsborg (Østfold)

2. Oslo (Akershus)

3. Oslo (Oslo) (these are normally seen as one county called Oslo-Akershus)

4. Hamar (Hedmark)

5. Lillehammer (Oppland)

6. Drammen (Buskerud)

7. Tønsberg (Vestfold)

8. Skien (Telemark)

9. Arendal (Aust-Agder)

10. Kristiansand (Vest-Agder)

11. Stavanger (Rogaland)

12. Bergen (Hordaland)

13. --- (The templars really soiled a perfectly good number...)

14. Leikanger (Sogn og Fjordane)

15. Molde (Møre og Romsdal)

16. Trondheim (Sør-Trøndelag)

17. Steinkjer (Nord-Trøndelag)

18. Bodø (Nordland)

19. Tromsø (Troms)

20. Vadsø (Finnmark)

It should take you by plane, 9 hours and 8 minutes.

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