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B2 Norwegian تدريب على الاستماع · النرويجية · مختار للمتقدمين
What does 'dugnad' mean in Norwegian?
Dugnad is Norway’s volunteer-work ritual. Neighbors, the idrettslag (sports club), the borettslag (housing co-op), or the school PTA call one; everyone shows up with rakes, paintbrushes, or coffee thermoses and gets a job done together. Pay isn’t part of it; kaffe og kake (coffee and cake) is.
Here the host extends dugnad into a metaphor. Mads, diagnosed with a serious illness, drops out of business school BI and trains as a nurse to give back: « Du har lyst å gi noe tilbake » (you want to give something back). The host jokes that a BI-educated dugnad would have been the first one Norway felt sympathy for. Vi trenger sårt sykepleiere (we badly need nurses).
تواتر المفردات
ما مدى شيوع المفردات في هذا التدريب على الاستماع بNorwegian تدريب على الاستماع وبمستوى B2؟
التواتر في النرويجية عمومًا
التواتر في النرويجية المحكية
كلمات أصعب من مستوى هذا الفيديو
شروحات سريعة للمفردات التي تفوق مستوى B2 لهذا الفيديو.
المصدر: wordfreq 3.1.1 (عام) · OpenSubtitles 2018 (HermitDave) (محكية). الفئات تقريبية؛ لا يحفظ الترتيب الدقيق.
- ▸On Norwegian neighborhood organizing in local Facebook groups and apps like Nabolaget.no, where neighbors call a vårdugnad (spring clean-up dugnad)
- ▸On Norwegian public broadcasting via NRK, where Dagsrevyen and Norge Rundt feature dugnad stories from across the country
- ▸In Norwegian school PTA notices and 17. mai-komité (Constitution Day committee) emails when parents call a dugnad before national-day breakfast
- ▸In Norwegian newspaper coverage in Aftenposten, VG, and Dagbladet when columnists frame public-health or sustainability efforts as 'national dugnad'