Norway

I can try to explain this, but it's difficult to explain how to pronounce these names.

Gjertsen: gj=y(as in yes)

e=e(like in end)

rts= like English(but with a rolling r)

en=en(like in end)

Kristiansen: Christianson

Myklebust: M=normal English m.

y= like in Molly

kl= like in cakles

e=e(like in end)

bust= like bus(u as in you) with a t at the end

Yttredal: Y=as in Molly

ttr= like in English (but with a rolling r)

e= like in end

dal=dal

Sørensen: Sø=like in son

ren= as in surender

s= normal English s

en= like in end

Ågotnes: Å= a (as in all)

got= got

nes= nes like in nessy(yes the monster in the lake)

OK, so I tried to help, I have no idea if this'll help anything...you can try and find clips on youtube though...

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Maybe, think about how many times he has visited Norway? (I dunno)

But when he was in Sweden and was asked a question about "what's the capital of Sweden?" he didn't know, haha...

Kunnskap.

No

There really isn't an approximate number, but there is quite a bit and many different breeds.

April 9th 1940-May 8th 1945

That's a matter of opinion, there may be a Norwegian person that is rude, self centered and evil, and then there may be a Norwegian that is kind and loving. It depends on which Norwegian person you are talking about.

The exact year is not known. Norwegians are ancestors of Battle-Axe humans who migrated to Scandinavia from "mainland" Europe.

Jeg er sulten.

Jackrabbit is just another name for a hare.
"Jackrabbit" is an American term for hares. It originates from "jackass rabbits", which were featured in Mark Twain's book, "Roughing It", and later shortened to jackrabbit.

There is no such species called the "Norwegian Jackrabbit". However there are hares (aka jackrabbits) in Norway. Most notably European Haresand Mountain Hares.

Hares with "Jackrabbit" in their name are dominantly found in North America (United States, Canada and parts of Mexico), since that's where the term originates. These are the white-tailed jackrabbit, the antelope Jackrabbit and the black-tailed jackrabbit.

Fewer than 2500.

using simple math I'd say 14 times 7 is 98. 98 days of continuous sunlight. was this a trick question?

it is about 15 % differens , if talk slowly you understand well.

001

Varm eller het, but if it is a person you mean one usually just say She/he is hot

Several:

- Namsos

- Narvik

- Notodden

From

Denmark

Oil and fish

It was in Christiania, now known as Oslo, the capital of Norway

There are two pools and six hot tubs!

Norway is situated in the northern part of Europe, usually called "Norden" (Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finnland and Iceland). Our closest region in called "Skandinavia" and is Norway, Sweden and Denmark.

Inside Norway, we have 19 counties:

In the northern region: Finnmark (included Svalbard), Troms, Nordland.

In the central region: Nord- Trøndelag and Sør Trøndelag

In the western region: Møre og Romsdal, Sogn og Fjordande, Hordaland and Rogaland.

In the souther region: Aust(øst)-Agder, Vest- Agder.

In the eastern region: Akershus, Oslo, Vestfold, Østfold, Hedemark, Oppland, Telemark and Buskerud.

For more info on the regions, see the related links below.

· Oslo, Norway