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Learn Norwegian with NorwegianClass101! Don't forget to stop by NorwegianClass101.com for more great Norwegian Language Learning Resources! -------Lesson Dialog------- ----Formal ---- Hadeland Glassverk Hadeland Glassverk er et populært turistmål ligger ca en times kjøring nord for Oslo. Glassverket sitter på den sydligste spissen i Randsfjorden. Glassverket dateres helt tilbake til 1762 da det ble bygd på land som en del av Mo-eiendommen. Produksjonen ved glassverket startet ikke før tre år senere hovedsaklig fordi det norske folket på den tiden ennå ikke var dyktige i glassblåsing. De brakte inn noen dyktige glassarbeidere fra andre nasjoner i Europa, hovedsakelig fra Tyskland. I de tidlige dagene til glassverket inkluderte produksjonen grunnleggende glasselementer som flasker og andre husholdningsartikler som ble vanligvis laget av glass. Gradvis ble andre elementene lagt til og produktene videreutviklet slik at glassverket kunne tilby bedre produkter som vinglass, vaser, og andre stykker laget av krystall. På 1800-tallet kunne arbeiderne der duplisere design fra andre land og på 1920-tallet begynte de å utvikle sin egen glassdesign. I dag er Hadeland Glassverk hjem til noen av verdens mest talentfulle glassdesignere som fortsetter å finpusse ferdighetene sine og eksperimentere med glass inne i Glassverket. I tillegg til å se glassarbeiderene skape sine unike varer kan turistene også prøve maten til en av de to restaurantene ligger der, eller se Glassmuseumet som huser en rekke stykker som illustrerer hva glassarbeiderne på Hadeland har vært i stand til å skape gjennom århundrene. Fabrikken tilbyr også aktiviteter for barn og den sjarmerende lille landsbyen rundt glassverket byr på unike shoppingmuligheter. ----Formal English---- Hadeland Glassverk Hadeland Glassverk is a popular tourist destination located about an hour's drive north of Oslo, Norway. It sits on Lake Randsfjorden's southernmost tip. The glass works dates all the way back to 1762, when it was built on land that was part of the Mo estate. Production at the glass works didn't start until three years later because the Norwegian people at that time were not yet skilled in working glass. They brought in some skilled glass workers from other nations in Europe, mostly Germany. In the early days of the glass works, production included basic objects like bottles and other household items that were usually made from glass. Gradually, other items were added and products were refined so that the glass works could offer finer products like wine glasses, vases, and other pieces made from crystal. In the 1800s, workers there could duplicate the designs of other countries, and by the 1920s, they began to develop their own glass designs. Today Hadeland Glassverk is home to some of the world's most talented glass designers, who continue to hone their skills and experiment with glass inside the glass factory. In addition to watching the glass workers create their unique wares, tourists may also wish to try the cuisine at one of the two restaurants located there or see the Glass Museum, which houses a number of pieces showing what the glass workers at Hadeland have been able to create during the centuries of its existence. The factory also offers children's activities, and the charming little village around the glass works offers unique shopping opportunities. --------------------------- Learn Norwegian with NorwegianClass101! Don't forget to stop by NorwegianClass101.com for more great Norwegian Language Learning Resources!

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Learn Norwegian with NorwegianClass101! Don't forget to stop by NorwegianClass101.com for more great Norwegian Language Learning Resources! -------Lesson Dialog------- ----Formal ---- Martin: I dag skal jeg snakke om global oppvarming, et omdiskutert tema som gjelder oss alle. Først skal jeg forklare enkelt hva global oppvarming er, deretter snakke om noen store konsekvenser og til slutt gi noen eksempler på hvordan man kan løse dette globale problemet. Martin: Global oppvarming er en menneskeskapt temperaturstigning.Vi slipper ut altfor store mengder CO2, og dette legger seg i ozonlaget. Martin: Ikke bare blir det varmere, men også polene i Antarktis og arktis smelter. Derfor får vi økt vannstand, som kan føre til store konsekvenser for landområder som ligger på samme høyde som havet. Martin: Så hva kan man gjøre for å løse dette problemet? Martin: Man er nødt til å finne andre energikilder enn fossilt brennstoff som er årsaken til CO2 utslipp. Man kan bruke kollektive transportmidler i stedet for egen bil. Man kan også bruke andre måter å utvinne energi på. Martin: Som for eksempel solenergi, vannkraft, biodiesel og vindkraft. Martin: Takk for meg. Har dere noen spørsmål? ----Formal English---- Martin: Today I am going to talk about global warming, a controversial subject that concerns us all. First, I am going to explain in simple terms what global warming is, then talk about some big consequences, and last, give some examples on how one can solve this global problem. Martin: Global warming is a man-made temperature raise. We emit excessive amounts of CO2, and this settles in the ozone layer. Martin: Not only does it get warmer, but also the poles in the Antarctic and Arctic melt. Therefore, we get increased water levels, which can lead to serious consequences for land areas that are on the same level as the ocean. Martin: So what can one do to solve this problem? Martin: One has to find energy sources other than fossil fuels, which are causing CO2 emissions. One can use public transport instead of one’s own car. One can also use other ways to extract energy. Martin: Such as solar, hydropower, biodiesel, and wind power. Martin: Thank you. Do you have any questions? --------------------------- Learn Norwegian with NorwegianClass101! Don't forget to stop by NorwegianClass101.com for more great Norwegian Language Learning Resources!

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Learn Norwegian with NorwegianClass101.com! Welcome to the Norwegian Reading Comprehension for Intermediate Learners series. In this series, you will continue to build up your Norwegian reading skills through lessons focussed on everyday activities like taking the bus or train. You'll learn how to read tickets, notices in the station, currency exchange forms, and more. Improve your reading with this useful NorwegianClass101.com series! In this lesson, we'll show you how to read a notice about a delayed train. Visit us at NorwegianClass101.com, where you will find Norwegian lesson notes and many more fantastic lessons and learning resources! Leave us a message while you are there!

Learn Norwegian with NorwegianClass101! Don't forget to stop by NorwegianClass101.com for more great Norwegian Language Learning Resources! -------Lesson Dialog------- --------------------------- Learn Norwegian with NorwegianClass101! Don't forget to stop by NorwegianClass101.com for more great Norwegian Language Learning Resources!

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Learn Norwegian with NorwegianClass101! Don't forget to stop by NorwegianClass101.com for more great Norwegian Language Learning Resources! -------Lesson Dialog------- ----Formal ---- Q: Hvor bor du? A: Jeg bor i New York. A: Jeg bor i London. A: Jeg bor i Berlin. A: Jeg bor i Oslo. ----Formal English---- Q: Where do you live? A: I live in New York. A: I live in London. A: I live in Berlin. A: I live in Oslo. --------------------------- Learn Norwegian with NorwegianClass101! Don't forget to stop by NorwegianClass101.com for more great Norwegian Language Learning Resources!

Learn Norwegian with NorwegianClass101! Don't forget to stop by NorwegianClass101.com for more great Norwegian Language Learning Resources! -------Lesson Dialog------- ----Formal ---- Anne: Har du sett TV-serien Halvbroren? Anne: Den handler om to halvbrødre, og vi følger dem gjennom oppveksten. Martin: Den hørtes ganske kjedelig ut. Anne: Nei, den er kjempeinteressant. Den eldste halvbroren vet ikke hvem sin egen far er, så han er en gutt med en del problemer. Siden han rømmer hjemme ifra, ser ikke lillebroren han på flere år. Martin: Jaha... Anne: Ja, så før storebroren rømmer prøver han å få lillebroren sin til å stå litt mer opp for seg, og siden han har dysleksi leser ofte lillebroren for han. Storebroren gir en skrivemaskin i gave, og lillebroren begynner å skrive filmmanus. I slutten av serien... Martin: Nei, ikke si noe mer. Da spoiler du jo! Anne: Du virket jo ikke så interessert... ----Formal English---- Anne: Have you seen the TV series The Half Brother? Anne: It's about two half-brothers, and we follow them through their childhood. Martin: That sounds pretty boring. Anne: No, it's really interesting. The eldest half brother doesn't know who his father is, and he's a troubled boy. Since he escapes from home, his little brother doesn't see him in many years. Martin: Aha... Anne: Yes, so before the big brother escapes from home, he tries to get his little brother to stand up for himself a little bit more, and since he has dyslexia, his little brother often reads for him. The big brother gives him a typewriter as a gift, and the little brother starts to write screenplays. At the end of the movie... Martin: No, don't say anymore. Then you’ll spoil it! Anne: You didn't seem so interested... --------------------------- Learn Norwegian with NorwegianClass101! Don't forget to stop by NorwegianClass101.com for more great Norwegian Language Learning Resources!

Learn Norwegian with NorwegianClass101! Don't forget to stop by NorwegianClass101.com for more great Norwegian Language Learning Resources! -------Lesson Dialog------- --------------------------- Learn Norwegian with NorwegianClass101! Don't forget to stop by NorwegianClass101.com for more great Norwegian Language Learning Resources!

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Learn Norwegian with NorwegianClass101.com! Welcome to the Norwegian Reading Comprehension for Intermediate Learners series. In this series, you will continue to build up your Norwegian reading skills through lessons focussed on everyday activities like taking the bus or train. You'll learn how to read tickets, notices in the station, currency exchange forms, and more. Improve your reading with this useful NorwegianClass101.com series! In this lesson, we'll show you how to claim a lost item at the station. Visit us at NorwegianClass101.com, where you will find Norwegian lesson notes and many more fantastic lessons and learning resources! Leave us a message while you are there!  

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