{"id":1646,"date":"2013-11-24T09:46:38","date_gmt":"2013-11-24T09:46:38","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/norwegian\/?p=1646"},"modified":"2013-11-24T09:46:38","modified_gmt":"2013-11-24T09:46:38","slug":"cinema-season","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/norwegian\/cinema-season\/","title":{"rendered":"Cinema Season"},"content":{"rendered":"
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From the Nova cinema in Trondheim.<\/p><\/div>\n

November<\/b> is usually a dark and cold month in many parts of Norway. Tr\u00e6erne<\/b> (the trees) have lost their blader <\/b>(leaves). Sn\u00f8en<\/b> (the snow) is coming, or isn\u2019t quite there yet, so everyone is waiting for the riktig vinter<\/b> [RIKtee VINter] (real winter) to begin in desember<\/b>. Instead of catching a flu or a depression, why don\u2019t you grant yourself some forfriskende<\/b> (refreshing) escapism? As a classic ad says: I kinom\u00f8rket er allting lov.<\/b> (Everything\u2019s allowed in the darkness of a cinema.)<\/p>\n

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All Norwegian byer<\/b> (cities, towns) have at least one decent & modern kino <\/b>[SHEENoh\/CHEENoh] (cinema). Even larger bygder<\/b> (villages) often have a kinosal<\/b> (\u201dcinema hall\u201d).<\/p>\n

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Blir du med p\u00e5 kino?<\/b> Are you coming with (me) to the cinema? Wanna go to the cinema?<\/p>\n

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Det g\u00e5r en skikkelig kul film klokka ni.<\/b> There\u2019s a very cool movie at nine o\u2019 clock.<\/p>\n

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Hva heter den?<\/b> What\u2019s it called?<\/p>\n

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Har du sett \u201dKon-Tiki\u201d? <\/b>Have you watched \u201dKon-Tiki\u201d?<\/p>\n

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N\u00e5r g\u00e5r den?<\/b> When is it shown? (Literally: \u201dWhen does it go?\u201d)<\/p>\n

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Hva skal vi se?<\/b> What are we going to watch?<\/p>\n

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Jeg foretrekker morsomme\/romantiske\/skumle\/spennende\/amerikanske\/norske filmer. <\/b>I prefer fun\/romantic\/spooky\/exciting\/American\/Norwegian movies.<\/p>\n

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Hvor lenge varer filmen?<\/b> How long does the film last?<\/p>\n

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Hva er din yndlingsskuespilleren din?<\/b> What\u2019s your favourite actor\/actress?<\/p>\n

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Jeg liker drama\/krim\/tegnefilmer.<\/b> I like drama\/crime fiction\/cartoons (animated movies).<\/p>\n

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Jeg elsker kortfilmer!<\/b> I love short movies!<\/p>\n

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Hvor mye koster billetten?<\/b> How much does the ticket cost?<\/p>\n

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En stor cola og en treliters popkorn, takk. <\/b>I\u2019d like a big coke and a three litres of popcorn, please.<\/p>\n

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Jeg holder p\u00e5 \u00e5 l\u00e6re norsk, s\u00e5 jeg vil gjerne se en norsk film.<\/b> I\u2019m learning Norwegian, so I\u2019d like to watch a Norwegian movie.<\/p>\n

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November is usually a dark and cold month in many parts of Norway. Tr\u00e6erne (the trees) have lost their blader (leaves). Sn\u00f8en (the snow) is coming, or isn\u2019t quite there yet, so everyone is waiting for the riktig vinter [RIKtee VINter] (real winter) to begin in desember. Instead of catching a flu or a depression…<\/p>\n

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