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REMEMBER
The English language has 5 vowels (a, e, i, o, u) and sometimes y.
The Norwegian language has 3 extra vowels:
æ = like the "a" in "cat"
ø = sounds like "u" in "hurt"
å = sounds like "a" in "paw"
Also, people from different parts of Norway, or people in your family might say words a little bit differently, even the words on this page. For example, for the vowel "å", some might say "paw" and other might say "poh". People will understand you no matter which one you use.
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