Norway

Vest-Agder County in Norway covers about 2.19% of land. The area of land is 6,677 km^2 with a total area of about 7,276 km^2. Vest-Agder has a moderately sized population considering its size.

Norway has fjords, and mountains.

Yes

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It really isn't a big deal in Norway, but Norwegian black metal is big in many other European countries.

Yes, Of Course!

Pen

Sometimes hard as in the name of the town 'Grimstad', sometime very soft like the word for give: 'gi' pronounced 'yi'.

'E'is always pronounced so 'Elise' has 3 syllables.

By the way 's' is always pronounced as 's' and never as 'z' (as in English 'as' which is pronounced 'az').

Brann.

Denmark has the smallest area,then it's Finland followed by Norway and Sweden has the largest area( the best country :D!) btw I'm british!

Michigan is 3/4 the size of Norway.

Michigan 96810 sq Mi.

Norway 125182 sq. Mi.

Yes

Foreign names are usually spelled and pronounced as close to or the same as where the names are from when possible.

Harald V (the 5th)

yes! Sweden,denmark and Norway belongs to Scandinavia! but not Finland and iceland.

In Norwegian, "hva koster denne?" means "how much is this?".

Similarly, you could say "hva koster dette?" which translates to "what does this cost?" in English.

jeg elsker deg

Gratulerer med dagen

Jag Elske deg.... It means " I love you"..elske is love. Some say jag ar glad i deg. That means to like you a bit... Maybe falling in love..

a-ha 'took a break' from music between 1994 and 1998. During this time, Morten released two Norwegian albums (in 1993 and 1996) and one English album (in 1995). He released a second English album in 2008.

Morten rejoined a-ha in 1998 and the band released 5 more albums, a greatest hits album and a live double album. a-ha performed for the last time in December 2010 and have gone their separate ways again.

Morten will likely continue to act as an ambassador for cases close to his heart (conservation mostly) and do appearances as a solo artist.

No, Aberdeen in Scotland is

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no, the alpines are in germany, france, switzerland, liechtenstein, austria and italy...

No. Only if "fishbone" is is slang for wood.

None. Normandy in France is another story.

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