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greenteaforbreakfast replied to your photoset “A portrait of Stephen Fry credited to the BBC.”

Do you happen to know when this was taken? He looks much better and healthier than on any picture/video from the last few years. I hope it's recent and he really is well.

My guess is that it’s recent. He lost weight in 2019.

#greenteaforbreakfast #He went vegetarian too so I assume that helped

Hi there. My question is quite specific, I hope you can help. I'm planning to teach English in Norway, and I would definitely prefer the northern parts - You know why! (I'm going to have a CELTA, which is kind of a big thing.) I simply would like to know my chances for this great plan. I'm also learning Norwegian.. :) If you have any thoughts on this matter or you can suggest me any sites where I can find more info/tips I'd really appreciate your kindness. Thank you and take care!

https://www.nav.no/workinnorway/en/Home

Here’s a link from NAV, they are our labor and welfare administration, they have tips on how to move to Norway, and also you can find vacancies. Moving to Norway if you are a citizen of a country in the EU or the EEA is much easier than if you don’t come from one of these areas. Because the union’s rules about working in different countries also apply here. You can pretty much move everywhere as long as you get your permit from the country’s government. I’ll also include a link about being new in Norway.

http://www.nyinorge.no/en/?nav-veiviser=12903

As a citizen of an EU or EEA country, you are not obliged to take a Norwegian course but learning the language is always a plus. Also you should look for a job in videregående skole, these normally are people between 16 and 20, since I think it’s better to start where they already speak both English and Norwegian. You also have ungdomsskole which are grade 8-10, but generally I think videregående would be more likely to hire you.

https://m.finn.no/job/fulltime/ad.html?finnkode=90573419

Here’s a videregående located about 50 minutes from Oslo needing English teachers.

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Hi there. My question would be quite specific - I hope you can help. I am planning to teach English with a CELTA degree in Norway, preferably in the north. I simply would like to know my chances :) (I'm also learning Norwegian!) If you have any thoughts on this matter or you can suggest me a site with info/tips, I'd really appreciate your kindness. Thank you and take care!

Hi :) NAV is the place to start i think (https://www.nav.no/en/Home), as they are the administration of labour and welfare in Norway, and they provide useful tips regarding job seeking and getting a social security number, which you’ll need to get a bank account and welfare benefits.

I can’t really be of any more help than this, but I hope I gave you some guidance as to where to start. Good luck!

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greenteaforbreakfast replied to your post: háziorvosnál

@pappito De az csak akkor működik, ha mindenki bemegy az orvoshoz. Itt azért kell megbeszélni, mert csomóan csak “elkapják a nővérkét”, mikor nyílik az ajtó. (az úr ott - nem, én csak.. - ja, akkor az a másik - nem, én meg… - ja, akkor lehet hogy én, ha csak a lila sapkás hölgy nem…)

nyilván van oka, hogy ez a rendszer fejlődik ki valahol, nincs is semmi baj vele

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greenteaforbreakfast replied to your post: “Nagyon drágák lesznek a gyümölcsök a sok csapadék...

@pappito darab, a “je St” gondolom a stück, felette a banán “je Kg”. Jejeje

ha darab, akkor nem drágább, mint nálunk, köszi

de az a legjobb kiwi

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greenteaforbreakfast replied to your post: Annak ellenére hogy én originális unicum rajongó...

“ütődött” :)))))

mi a baj az ütődöttel? :)

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