Online Resources for Studying Norwegian

[AureliaeLacrimae]

Well, I've noticed that this hasn't yet been mentioned, so here it is. I'd found several websites which I believe could be useful. First of all, there's Wikipedia. People usually don't like Wikipedia as a source, but it must be admitted that they have a very good overview of grammar, phonology and such, so here it goes:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norwegian_language

Then there's ''NorwegianClass101'' : http://www.norwegianclass101.com/norwegian-language/

You can find a lot of valuable particulars about grammar. A dictionary is also provided: http://www.norwegianclass101.com/norwegian-dictionary/

I liked it. I typed in ''air'' in English and I got a list consisting of ALL words which have ''air'' in them (hair, hairpin, chair, airplane...), and their translations. This may be very useful. Sometimes you may want a bigger overview.

And then, there's Omniglot:

http://www.omniglot.com/writing/norwegian.htm

They also have a lot of various links - from dictionaries to vocabulary, grammar... even Norwegian news and radio stations, so at least something will prove to be useful.

[linguaholic]

Thank you for collecting these resources! Let us gather some more and then we can add Norwegian to our Link Ressource section: http://linguaholic.com/online-language-learning-resources/

[Kaffi]

I relay heavily on the use of Norwegian school in my teachings, both native  for 1-10. grade and  Norwegian as a second language.

Some of my favorites are :

http://abc.cappelendamm.no/  on the right is  the alphabet. 3 levels , green, blue and yellow.

This is used in grade 1 and 2.

http://smartped.no/?page_id=180  this is also used from kindergarten.

http://lokus123.lokus.no/?marketplaceId=123&languageId=1&siteNodeId=14193297

This is a link to Fairytales , and children's stories for a bit more advanced students

http://runeberg.org/folkeven/

http://www.dalabrekka.gs.mr.no/jeg_meg_deg_seg.pdf  ( put in the words: I ,me, you, himself/yourself/herself.)

http://www.dalabrekka.gs.mr.no/jeg_meg_deg_seg_II.pdf

http://www.dalabrekka.gs.mr.no/norsk.htm