Norwegian

Ethnographic magazines Norwegian career In the 1800's, the majority of Norwegian immigrants came from families in Norwegian rural areas. In the meantime, few singles have migrated from Norway, but many of them are men and women. In the late 1800s, the people who moved to the United States were single men from Norway's cities. But the reason why everyone goes to America is always different. There are many reasons why so many Norwegian people leave their country to emigrate to America.

Norwegian immigrants used skis in the Midwest United States around 1836 ("Norwegian snowshoes"). Norwegian immigrant "Snowshoe Thompson" began shipping mail in Sierra Nevada between California and Nevada in 1856. In 1888, Norwegian explorer Friedhof Nansen and his team crossed the ice sheet of Greenland with skiing. Buenos Aires - Norwegian workers in the Valparaiso railway started skiing in South America around 1890. In 1910, Roald Amundsen used skiing in Antarctic Expedition. In 1902, consular Norwegian in Kobe imported ski gear and introduced ski to Japanese who was motivated by dead Japanese soldiers during the snowstorm.

Every winter, thousands of Norwegians are locked in front of the TV and I see Norway cross country team running through the World Cup. Apart from Oslo, it is clear that Norwegians are absorbed in cross-country skiing, and a race of 5 meters is scheduled every winter. We gather with the Norwegians for snowboarding and we will cheer for domestic and international cross country star through 50 kilometers race.

Norwegian is very similar to Swedish and Danish. The Government requires Norwegian citizenship applicants to be proficient in either Norwegian, Sami or other Scandinavian languages, or to take a Norwegian course for at least 300 hours. . The main foreign language taught in Norwegian schools is English. Some elderly people have limited skills, but most of the population is pretty fluent.

Norwegian is related to most languages ​​of the world, it is a medium language. Most people may want to know whether Norwegian will survive the next 2000 or whether more and more Norwegian will continue to use English. So why do we all have these English words in their own language? There are several reasons this will be discussed in this article. For example, I can write the influence of 20 pages on the mass media, but I will focus on the summary of English influence.