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The Norwegians had many interesting different legends and myths to teach people lessons and more. One of them is called "The Pancake". It is about a pancake that runs away from the people in order to not get eaten. This and many other stories have very profound effects on the people of Norway.

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There are many different animals that are found in Norway. They include bears, elk, lynx, adders, wolves, and deer. A lot of these animals live in the more snowy, cold regions of Norway. Some of them are dangerous while others are harmless.

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There are many different holidays that are in Norway and aren't here. They include Maundy Tuesday and Ascension Day. Maundy Tuesday commemorates the last supper and established the celebration known as the Eucharist.

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Norwegians likely played lots of different games but one of the more prominent was a game called "Bro, Bro, Brille!". The two children hold hands and put their arms up in the air forming a "bridge". Each of those two kids is a side - in the old days it was the moon side and the sun side - nowadays it might be the apple side or the banana side. The other kids go under the "bridge" in single file while singing this song.  At the end, both sides play a game of tug of war to decide which side wins.

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The people in Norway have multiple different types of clothing. One of the main ones is the Bunad which is a loose term for clothing that was worn by Norwegians in the 18th to 19th century. They are now worn as costumes on certain special days.

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One traditional food of Norway is Krumkake. Krumkake is a waffle cookie that is made from flour, butter, eggs, sugar, and cream. These treats strongly resemble modern-day waffles since Norwegians used different iron prints to make different prints on the Krumkake.

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Christianity is the most practiced religion in Norway. Almost 71.5% of the population is Lutheran, and the next highest Christian church is Catholic, which is just 2.9%. Other religions make up the other 16.8% of the population.

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The primary language of Norway is Norwegian although most of the population can speak English. According to the 2015 census, there are almost 5.2 native speakers of Norwegian.
One phrase in Norwegian is:
Snakker De engelsk?
Do you speak English?

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Norway's flag was established in 1821 and originates from many different country's flags. The red, white and blue colors are said to be influenced by the French flag colors, which represents liberty. Some ideas come from the flags of the United Kingdom and the United States. The white part of the cross comes from the The Scandinavian Cross which is taken from the Danish flag and the blue part of the cross comes from The Cross of Sweden.

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The weather in Norway is split into two main seasons: Summer and Winter. During the winter months, it snows almost every day and the temperature is usually never above the 30's. During the summer months, the weather is really warm and nice as the temperatures are in the 70's-80's. Overall, Norway is a great place to visit if you like both Summer and Winter! However, weather also depends on the part of Norway visited as Northern parts of Norway are colder than the Southern area.

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The Capital of Norway is Oslo, a city which has a population of about 634,000 is also the biggest city in Norway. Oslo contains tourist destinations such as Frogner Park, Viking Ship Museums, Vigeland Sculpture Park, and many more.

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Norway is located in Northern Europe and is one of three Scandinavian countries. It shares a border with the other two Scandinavian countries, Finland and Sweden.