Practice Norwegian out loud.

A patient partner for the language everyone says is easy.

Norwegian gets called the easiest language for English speakers to learn — and on paper it is. Then you try to hold a conversation in Oslo and realize reading it and saying it are two different skills.

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What you'll actually be saying

Here's how each scenario opens in Norwegian. Pick whichever fits your day, or describe your own topic.

Open chat

A friendly buddy. Talk about whatever you want.

“Hei! Hvordan går det? Hva har du lyst til å prate om i dag?”

At the café

Order coffee and pastries. The barista chats with you.

“Hei! Hva skal det være?”

Chatty neighbor

Small talk with a chatty neighbor in the elevator.

“Nei, hei! Går dagen bra?”

Job interview

Junior tech role. Formal register, practice the polite forms.

“God ettermiddag, og takk for at du kom. Hvordan går det med deg?”

Asking directions

You're a tourist asking a busy local for directions.

“Ja, hva lurer du på?”

Dinner with friends

Casual chat about weekend plans, gossip, what shows you're watching.

“Du, hva endte du opp med å gjøre på lørdag, da?”

Why Norwegian is hard to speak fluently.

Norwegian has a pitch accent that changes meaning (bønder vs bønner), V2 word order that flips the sentence the moment you start with 'i dag' or 'kanskje', and dozens of dialects you'll hear on day one. And most Norwegians switch to fluent English the second you hesitate.

Glauda speaks clear, standard Bokmål and keeps speaking Norwegian however long you pause. Build the reflex for V2 word order out loud, in private, before you take it to a real 'hvordan går det?'.

From A1 to C2. Your level, no cramming up.

Glauda speaks at the level you pick. The bot uses simpler vocabulary and shorter sentences at A1, and full native cadence at C2.

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Common questions about practicing Norwegian.

Does Glauda speak Bokmål or Nynorsk?

Bokmål, the written standard most learners study and the one used in most courses. You can ask for Nynorsk in a custom topic, but Bokmål is the default and the most reliable.

Will I hear Norwegian dialects?

Glauda speaks a neutral, East Norwegian-leaning standard so you can build a solid base first. Real dialects (Bergen, Trøndelag, Nord-Norge) are beyond what current voice models reproduce reliably, so pair Glauda with Norwegian TV and podcasts for dialect exposure.

Should I say 'du' or 'De' to people?

'Du', to almost everyone, including your boss and in job interviews. 'De' as a polite form is old-fashioned. That's why Glauda doesn't show a formal/informal picker for Norwegian: the whole app uses 'du', like Norwegians do.