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Typical/native animals found in Norway (Kylie Kim)

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Typical/native animals found in Norway (Kylie Kim)

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Some native animals found in Norway are:

Polar bears

Arctic Foxes

Walruses

Lynx

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Game or recreational activities played (Kylie Kim)

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Game or recreational activities played (Kylie Kim)

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Some recreational activities that are common in Norway are:

Skiing

Hiking

Cycling

A traditional games played by Norwegians is basse, which is a game with five or six players who compete to keep a bag ball, called a basse, out of their designated region.

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In Norway, there is a saying "Tvi Tvi!" which means good luck. It sounds like the sound of spitting and the phrase was used to put a curse on someone you liked. The superstition was that the evil spirits would not bother you if someone has cursed you. It is usually used as a friendly goodbye.

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A holiday celebrated in Norway is Constitution Day. Constitution Day is on May 17 and is when they celebrate that the country established their first Constitution on May 17, 1814.

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Traditional dishes, desserts, and/or drinks (Kylie Kim)

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Traditional dishes, desserts, and/or drinks (Kylie Kim)

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Norway has many dishes that has fish in it because they're geography is surrounded by water. There are dishes such as Røkt which is smoked salmon and gravlaks which is salmon filet.

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The traditional clothing worn by both genders in Norway is called a "Bunad." For the men,  it is a linen embroidered shirt, knee-length trousers, a vest, a jacket, stockings, shoes, a hat, and accessories. For women, it contains an embroidered blouse, a long skirt, a bodice, a shawl, a headdress, a purse, a belt, stockings, shoes, silver jewelry, and in some regions, an apron.

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Primary language spoken and an example phrase in that language (Kylie Kim)

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Primary language spoken and an example phrase in that language (Kylie Kim)

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The primary language that is spoken in Norway is Norwegian, but there are other languages such as Bokmal, Nynorsk, and Saami.
A phrase in Norwegian- Unnskyld which means Excuse me

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In Norway, everyone can practice their own religion. However, the dominant religion in Norway is Lutheran Christianity (Protestantism). The largest religious community in Norway is the Church of Norway and about 80 percent of Norway is a member of the church.

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Norway is on the north east side of Europe. The countries that surround are Finland, Sweden, and Russia.

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About David NikelOriginally from the UK, and Lauren Says. “RELOCATION.” Life in Norway, www.lifeinnorway.net/capital-of-norway/.

“National Flag of Norway.” World Flags 101, www.worldflags101.com/n/norway-flag.aspx.

“Religions and Ethics in Norway.” Go to Samfunnskunnskap.no., www.samfunnskunnskap.no/?page_id=360&lang=en.

“Bunad – Beautiful National Outfit of Norway.” Nationalclothing.org, 26 May 2017, nationalclothing.org/europe/63-norway/141-bunad-%E2%80%93-beautiful-national-outfit-of-norway.html.

“Traditions and Celebrations.” Go to Samfunnskunnskap.no., www.samfunnskunnskap.no/?page_id=353&lang=en.

-“Common Norwegian Phrases.” Hear Norwegian Survival Phrases, www.transparent.com/learn-norwegian/phrases.html.

“Superstition.” My Little Norway, mylittlenorway.com/tag/superstition/.

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“Traditional Cuisine of Norway.” Hurtigruten Cruises, www.hurtigruten.us/must-read-articles/cuisine/traditional-cuisine-of-norway/.

“Hear Norwegian Survival Phrases.” Norwegian Phrases - Hear Norwegian Words and Basic Phrases, www.transparent.com/learn-norwegian/phrases.html.

Clere, Brittney. “Traditional Games in Norway.” Study.com, Study.com, study.com/academy/lesson/traditional-games-in-norway.html.

Ham, Anthony. “Watching Wildlife in Norway's North.” Lonely Planet, Lonely Planet, 17 Oct. 2014, www.lonelyplanet.com/norway/travel-tips-and-articles/watching-wildlife-in-norways-north/40625c8c-8a11-5710-a052-1479d27661ab.

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The flag of Norway was created on July 17, 1821 and has a red background with a blue "Scandinavian" cross which is outlined by white stripes. The

"Scandinavian" cross represents Norway's link to the other Scandinavian countries.

The colors are believed to be influenced by the flags of the US, Great Britain, and France.

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The climate in Norway is mostly cold winters along with mild summers

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Oslo is the capital of Norway.