The English alphabet contains letters:26 letters
A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R,S,T,U,V,W,X,Y,Z

The Norwegian contains 3 more:
the alphabet is the same as the english to the z, but after z you add the letters Æ,Ø,Å.
so the Norwegian alphabet will look like this: A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R,S,T,U,V,W,X,Y,Z,Æ,Ø,Å


I will not recommend to start by learning phrases and grammar before you have got this right. 
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Under you will find some useful phrases you can use when you are meeting someone. 
At the right you will see the english words/sentences and at the right the spanish translations.

<em>Hello</em>- Hola
<em>How are you?</em> - Cómo está? (formal)               Cómo estás? (informal) 
<em>How's it going?</em> - Qué tal?
<em>Good</em>- bien
<em>I'm fine</em>- Estoy bien
<em>And you?</em> - Y tú? (informal)   Y usted? (formal)
<em>Bye</em>- adios
<em>See you later</em>- Nos vemos

This is'nt many phrases but enough to learn a bit. Learn them and then maybe come back tomorrow for more phrases? I update every day. Chiao- good bye

I am going to start the lessons with to be: 

<em>In English you conjugate the person as 1st person singular etc, in the way you see below. On the right you see the translation of it.
</em>
I                                               Yo   
                 
You                                         Tú

He                                            El

She                                          Ella 

It                                               Es

We                                           Nosotros

You                                          Vosotros       <em>Here we are talking about you in the plural form.
</em>
They                                        Ellos/Ellas     <em>Ellos is used when refering to a group of males or a mixed group.
                                                                         Ellas is used when reffering to a group of females. </em>

<em>You have to know this when you are learning how to conjugate the verb "TO BE"
I am going to write down how you conjugate it in English at the left, and then Spanish under.</em>

English: 
[ I AM ]             <em>I am Paola</em>                                                             <em>

</em>[ YOU ARE ]     <em>You are Paola</em>                                                    <em>
</em>
[ HE IS]           <em>He is Pablo</em>                                                           

[ SHE IS]        <em>She is Paola</em>                                                       

[ IT IS]             <em>It is Paola</em>                                                           

[ WE ARE]       <em>We are Paola and Pablo</em>                              <em>

</em>[ YOU ARE]      <em>You are Paola and Pablo</em>                       

[ THEY ARE]      <em>They are Paola and Pablo 
</em>
Spanish:                       
<em>In spanish you don't have to write yo, tu, ++ in front of your sentence like you have to in English. So if you want to say "I am Paola", you just say " soy Paola. Because you know that is just (yo) that's using "soy". But if you really want to, or think it's easier you can have the person in front. " Yo soy Paola".</em>

Summary:
You don't have to have Yo, tu etc, in front of your sentences. It's enough to write for example : " soy Paola" Since it's SOY, you know that it's I AM.
<em>At the last sentence " Ellos son Paola y Pablo" You have to use ELLOS instead of ELLAS because it's a group of mixed genders. If you want to say " They are Lisa and Paola", you are using "Ellas" because it's a group of females. When you are talking about a group of men you are using "Ellos".
</em>"Y" Is the same as "AND" in English. " Paola and Pablo", Paola y Pablo"

If you did'nt understand send me a letter, and I will try to explain to you