Time for a second Scandinavian language?

[daegga]

I would assume Ringdrotten would be suitable for what you want, here is what the translator writes about it: http://www.sprakradet.no/Vi-og-vart/Pub ... ngdrotten/

Dinas bok is written in Bokmål, but the dialogues are in dialect, maybe there is also an audiobook.

[Tillumadoguenirurm]

They're not much behind bokmål. What I have most trouble with is listening, when the speaker uses forms that aren't bokmål. I was thinking about using audiobooks because I'd train both reading and listening, I'm sure a few of those dialectal forms I have trouble understnding are closer to nynorsk.

Expugnator, I haven't forgotten you.


(Just forgotten to post...)


I have to say, you haven't made it easy for yourself. There's really not a huge amount of resources for Norwegian anything.
Anyway, you probably already know about and the contents in most of these, but I'll post them anyway.


Texts: http://www.nynorsksenteret.no/kurs/ - Dette er eit kurs der du kan lære om nynorske tekstar.

Texts: http://www.sprakradet.no/Vi-og-vart/kur ... i-nynorsk/ - Her kan du gjere oppgåver i nynorsk grammatikk og rettskriving.

Videos: http://video.adm.ntnu.no/serier/4fe2d4d3da3c1 - Nynorsk med Kristin fra Institutt for nordistikk og litteraturvitenskap.

[Expugnator]

Det var nyttig! Jeg gleder meg til å kunne lese mer om nynorsk. Tusen takk!

That was useful! I'm looking forward to reading more about Nynorsk. Thanks a lot!