Tula Tenker Høyt - Learn Norwegian

Make yourself a cup of coffee (if you are motived to do so!), sit down in your favorite chair, and listen as we think out loud about what motivation really is, and some principles and tips you can use in your life to become more motivated to practice your Norwegian. Motivation is about which direction your actions flow in, and with which intensity you do things. Some people are internally motivated, because they find the activity fun and fulfulling in and of itself. Other people are externally motivated, by a result they want to achieve or pressure from other people. What motives you to learn Norwegian? And most importantly, what are you most proud of about your language learning journey this far? Write it in the comments!Join the Tula Tenker Høyt Community, practice on Discord and get access to a variety of learning resources: https://www.patreon.com/13397820/join Do you want more structure, support and accountability when it comes to learning Norwegian? Book a free 20-minute consultation to learn about my 1-1 private online Norwegian classes: https://calendly.com/tulanorsk/freeconsultationFollow the Podcast on Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/tulatenkerhoyt/⁠Subscribe to the Tula Tenker Høyt Youtube-channel: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@tulatenkerh%C3%B8yt ⁠Get in touch: [email protected]

Now that school, studies and work is starting back up, at least here in Norway, things can feel a bit stressful. The past month has certainly been stressful for me. So in this week's episode, join me to think out loud about how you can destress throughout the day and what techniques and modalities you can use to reduce stress and feel more relaxed in general. What else do you like to do, to feel more calm in your day to day? Comment below!Join the Tula Tenker Høyt Patreon Community, and practice your Norwegian on the Discord server and get to know other people: https://www.patreon.com/13397820/join Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tulatenkerhoyt/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@tulatenkerh%C3%B8yt Contact: [email protected] 1-on-1 Online Norwegian Lessons with me at tulanorsk.no

Et innlegg til minne om Hans Majestet Kong Harald som døde den 28. august tidlig på morgenen. Han var en varm og hjertelig konge, og en stor trygghet for folket. Norge sørger dette tapet. Hvil i fred, kong Harald. 🥀

Sit down with a cup of tea, and listen as I talk about the thoughts I have dealt with when it comes to making friends as an adult. Maybe it comes easy and naturally for you to speak to new people, or maybe you are like me and are a bit more hesitant, and worry about fitting in and how you come across. Especially when it comes to living in a new country, you might be struggling with thoughts about how to fit in, how to find people, how to be yourself and at the same time be proud of your culture while living in a new place. These are such normal concerns, and I hope you can be kind to yourself as you adjust. Have you found friends in Norway yet? Do you think it is difficult to meet people? Write it in the comments!Join the Tula Tenker Høyt Patreon Community, and practice your Norwegian on the Discord server and get to know other people: https://www.patreon.com/13397820/join Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tulatenkerhoyt/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@tulatenkerh%C3%B8yt Contact: [email protected] online language lessons with tutors from all over the world, in your target language on Italki - Get 10 Free Credits with your first purchase when using this link: https://www.italki.com/affshare?ref=af7529801 (This is an affiliate link that means I might receive compensation if you click links to products and services or make a purchase.)

Sit down with a cup of coffee and listen as I talk about my experience living and studying in Oslo. Oslo is my city, I lived there for close to 5 years, and I will probably go back there at some point. I first studied economics, then switched to french, before I realized psychology was it for me. Oslo is a great city with lots of things to do, lots of people, and beautiful nature. It is for the most part clean and safe, truly a great place to live. Listen to hear more in depth about what is up in Oslo's capitol city.What do you think of Oslo? Write it in the comments and practice your Norwegian!Join the Tula Tenker Høyt Patreon Community, and practice your Norwegian on the Discord server and get to know other people: https://www.patreon.com/13397820/join Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tulatenkerhoyt/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@tulatenkerh%C3%B8yt Contact: [email protected] online language lessons with tutors from all over the world, in your target language on Italki - Get 10 Free Credits with your first purchase when using this link: https://www.italki.com/affshare?ref=af7529801 (This is an affiliate link that means I might receive compensation if you click links to products and services or make a purchase.)

In this episode, I give you a run down of some geography terms and names of parts of the country. Then we think out loud about a variety of differences I have encountered between the north and south of Norway, in three main categories: climate, culture and outdoor life. I hope you learn something new, I certainly find this topic very interesting. It is wild how there can be such a difference between the people and nature within the same country. Sit back with a cup of coffee and a notebook to jot down all the facts, and get ready to think out loud with me. Comment below what surprised you the most!Join the Monthly Writing Challenge, lasts until July 15th: https://www.patreon.com/13397820/join Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tulatenkerhoyt/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@tulatenkerh%C3%B8yt Contact: [email protected] online language lessons with tutors from all over the world, in your target language on Italki - Get 10 Free Credits with your first purchase when using this link: https://www.italki.com/affshare?ref=af7529801 (This is an affiliate link that means I might receive compensation if you click links to products and services or make a purchase.)

In this week's episode, I think out loud about my hobbies and interests with you, in the hopes that it will help you learn how you can talk about your hobbies. I also share how you can ask someone what their hobbies and interests are, and list a variety of other interests that you might have, so that you can learn how to say them in Norwegian. Sit back, take out your notebook and write down some phrases for some more active practice, and la oss tenke høyt sammen!Tell me in the comments what your hobbies and interests are!Join the Monthly Writing Challenge starting July 1st: https://www.patreon.com/13397820/join Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tulatenkerhoyt/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@tulatenkerh%C3%B8yt Contact: [email protected] online language lessons with tutors from all over the world, in your target language on Italki - Get 10 Free Credits with your first purchase when using this link: https://www.italki.com/affshare?ref=af7529801 (This is an affiliate link that means I might receive compensation if you click links to products and services or make a purchase.)

Ever wondered what dating is like in Norway these days? Sit down as I think about the Norwegian dating culture in this week's episode, and bust a common myth about Norwegians and a specific STD. What is the dating culture like in your country?Join the Monthly Writing Challenge starting July 1st: https://www.patreon.com/13397820/join Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tulatenkerhoyt/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@tulatenkerh%C3%B8yt Contact: [email protected] online language lessons with tutors from all over the world, in your target language on Italki - Get 10 Free Credits with your first purchase when using this link: https://www.italki.com/affshare?ref=af7529801 (This is an affiliate link that means I might receive compensation if you click links to products and services or make a purchase.)

In this episode I talk about a few reasons why it is better to pace yourself rather than trying to cram and learn as much as possible as quickly as possible. It is tempting, especially at the start of learning a language, when motivation is high, to ambitiously decide to study a lot every day, hours on end, quickly finish one topic and move on to the next. But it is in fact better to go slow, spend some more time, and truly get the feel of the language. What is your tendency with language learning? Is it to jump right in with high intensity, or to take it slow and steady, focusing on building a good foundation?Book a private 1:1 online Norwegian lesson: https://calendly.com/tulahelena014/1-1-norwegian-lesson-60-minSupport the podcast and get access to resources such as vocabulary lists, practice questions and episode transcripts for each podcast episode: https://patreon.com/tulatenkerhoyt?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLinkInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/tulatenkerhoyt/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@tulatenkerh%C3%B8yt Try online language lessons with tutors from all over the world, in your target language on Italki - Get 10 Free Credits with your first purchase when using this link: https://www.italki.com/affshare?ref=af7529801 (This is an affiliate link that means I might receive compensation if you click links to products and services or make a purchase.)

Make yourself a cup of tea and listen as I tell you about Norway's Constitution Day, 17. mai! It has been a few weeks now since we celebrated this special day in Norway, but I wanted to talk about this day nonetheless. It is a very special and important day for Norwegians where we celebrate the day Norway became an independent country with it's own constitution.What is the national/constitution day in your country? Comment below!Want to learn Norwegian with me? Book a private 1:1 online Norwegian lesson: https://calendly.com/tulahelena014/1-1-norwegian-lesson-60-minSupport the podcast and get access to a Discord-Community to practice with other Norwegian learners, weekly journal posts and vocabulary lists, practice questions and episode transcripts for each podcast episode: https://patreon.com/tulatenkerhoyt?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLinkInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/tulatenkerhoyt/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@tulatenkerh%C3%B8ytTry online language lessons with tutors from all over the world, in your target language on Italki - Get 10 Free Credits with your first purchase when using this link: https://www.italki.com/affshare?ref=af7529801 (This is an affiliate link that means I might receive compensation if you click links to products and services or make a purchase.)