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Hey guys! My name's Jordan and I was born and raised here in Canada. I love travelling and backpacking - it's my goal to travel and dive into as many countries and cultures as possible in my lifetime and learn as many languages as possible. At the moment, I speak fluent English and basic French. My current language goal is to learn the following language: Chinese (Mandarin) Friend me up and let's talk! :)
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    What are good Norwegian shows that I should consider watching? I don't know any Norwegian, so it would be difficult for me to read something in complete Norwegian.

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    September 6, 2014
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    What to do in Luton, England and Cardiff, Wales?

    I'm heading to both of those locations sometime in the near-future; I'm wondering what are some sights worth seeing and what kind of fun is to be had in those particular locations?

     

    Thanks!

    August 29, 2014
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    How is the letter: ø, æ and å pronounced? I'm just starting to learn "Danish" and I'm having trouble to know exactly how the following letters are pronounced: ø, æ and å. Also, when you have two letters like: "kk", in the word: "drikker", how is that pronounced properly? Thanks!
    August 29, 2014
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  • Answered
    The best way to request something - in this case, a beer, would be: I'd like a beer. If you say: "I like a beer", the grammar is not correct and the person you are speaking to may think that you just enjoy/like beer in general. If you say: "as I it like" - that is also improper grammar. The word "I'd" and be pronounced almost like the word: "Eye'd" if that helps at all? Like saying the word "Eye" and then the pronunciation of the letter "D" with it.
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    August 29, 2014
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  • Commented

    Sorry... I don't know any Norwegian yet, but I do want to learn!

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    August 29, 2014
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    First, please fill out this form to report that your (preject - I am not familiar with this term... Project possibly?) has started to MM. Second, I will require you and your wife's passport page which displays the stamp you received when you entered Korea; I need to submit them to MM. Third, as you already know, MM will support your insurance. During the first month, you will be required to pay with your own money (The amount is 81,100 won), afterwards, they will deposit that money back into your account. So I paid that money instead of you yesterday and the money will be deposited into your bank account, Yesterday, I paid the balance for you, so the money will then be deposited into your bank account. Please return the money once the sum of (81,100won) has been deposited into your account.
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    August 29, 2014
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  • Posted
    Anyone speak Norwegian?

    Hi guys!

    I'm interested in learning Norwegian and would be willing to teach the language and practice with me.

    Thanks!

    August 28, 2014
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  • Answered
    "Hit me up" could have a few different meaning: 1. "It was nice talking to you, hit me up later when you have a chance". In this context, "Hit me up" would mean that he/she wants you to contact them again at a later time when you have a chance. OR 2. "Hit me up with some of those donuts". In this context, it means: I would like to have some of those donuts that you have/eating.
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    August 27, 2014
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