Norwegian learning group?

[afreude]

Alkia, this is a cool thread!  And thanks for sharing your resources.

I just started Norwegian on Duolingo, is anyone else still working through it?

[Alkia]

I've been using Duoling since I started learning and am (mostly 😅) still going, I think it's a great website! I've been supplementing it with Quizlet and YouTube lessons though, I don't like to use it as the sole source of knowledge

[Alkia]

Today I thought I'd share more Norwegian resources and music (that counts as listening practice  ) because I have found many more good ones since that last resource post *checks date* 8 months ago!

- General great language learning server on Discord, I've used it for the text and voice chat and there's even Norwegian lessons on Saturdays! I haven't been to one yet but I think I'll try it, and it's been a great place to practice speaking. It also has links to a bunch of other very helpful resources, I very much recommend checking that channel out:
https://discord.com/channels/459195345419763713/562019782531219456   (hopefully this link goes to the right place)

- moooore Norwegian music! I made a playlist of all my favorites if anyone's interested in that:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5H5pRYcZ2blKRwPjOiRZjK?si=0392fb1c28fb4a8d

- my favorite podcast in Norwegian:
https://open.spotify.com/show/2RODeyQhipqoLjfHmPGpiN?si=VhvpyH9nSZuf3ofP8kA1dg&dl_branch=1

- a company that has a TON of podcasts, take your pick:
https://open.spotify.com/search/nrk/shows

and that's all for now, I might add more later when I have more time to think and look through my bookmarks. Enjoy!!

[SkyWhalePod]

Thanks for sharing, Alkia, I'm definitely always on the lookout for alternate resources to Duolingo (which has gotten me pretty far but I'm tired of interacting with at this point, the app on my phone is so full of filler animations and doesn't always provide enough challenge for some of the languages I've tried to learn in the past).