Show Notes
In Episode 230 of Learn Norwegian with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna teach you two essential sensory verbs: å se (to see) and å høre (to hear). These are fundamental for describing your surroundings in Norwegian. Join the hosts as they break down pronunciation, usage, and common phrases like jeg ser (I see) and jeg hører (I hear). Perfect for beginners building their verb vocabulary. Subscribe to Learn Norwegian with Fexingo for daily bite-sized lessons.
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