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- Lucas: Welcome back to Learn Norwegian with Fexingo! I'm Lucas. Luna: And I'm Luna! Ready for another episode? Lucas: Definitely. Today we're going to talk about feelings and emotions in Norwegian. Luna: Oh, that's nice. I can say how I'm feeling in Norwegian now! Lucas: Exactly. We'll learn three very common words: glad, trist, and sliten. Luna: Let me guess: glad sounds like 'happy'? Lucas: You're right! Glad means happy. Listen: glad. Luna: glad. Lucas: Perfect. Now, trist means sad. trist. Luna: trist. That's easy to remember. Lucas: And sliten means tired. sliten. Luna: sliten. Oof, I feel that one after work. Lucas: Right. So let's put them into sentences. We already know the verb 'å være' – to be. Luna: Yes, from episode 40. Jeg er, du er, det er. Lucas: Great memory. So to say 'I am happy', we say Jeg er glad. Luna: Jeg er glad. Lucas: Yes! Now let's try the others. I am sad – Jeg er trist. Luna: Jeg er trist. Lucas: And I am tired – Jeg er sliten. Luna: Jeg er sliten. That's a good one for Monday mornings. Lucas: Exactly. Let's practice a little scene. Imagine you're at a café. Luna: Okay, I'll try. Lucas: Your friend asks how you are. You can say Jeg er glad. Luna: Jeg er glad. Lucas: Or if you're having a bad day, Jeg er trist. Luna: Jeg er trist. Lucas: Or after a long walk, Jeg er sliten. Luna: Jeg er sliten. I think I can use these today. Lucas: Let's do a quick drill. I'll say the English, you say the Norwegian. Luna: Okay, go ahead. Lucas: Happy. Luna: glad. Lucas: Sad. Luna: trist. Lucas: Tired. Luna: sliten. Lucas: Now sentences: I am happy. Luna: Jeg er glad. Lucas: I am sad. Luna: Jeg er trist. Lucas: I am tired. Luna: Jeg er sliten. Lucas: You nailed it! Let's hear all three once more. Luna: glad, trist, sliten. Jeg er glad. Jeg er trist. Jeg er sliten. Lucas: Perfect. Now you can express your feelings in Norwegian. Remember to practice with Fexingo. Luna: Yes, keep practicing! See you next time. Lucas: Takk for i dag! Bye!