Norskprøven B2: 15 Words about Technology and the Future

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 Norskprøven B2: 15 Words about Technology and the Future 

The topic "Technology and the Future" is unavoidable on the Norskprøven B2 exam today. Examiners expect you to be able to reflect on how digital development affects us as individuals and as a society.

It's not enough to just say you use your phone a lot. You must be able to discuss the consequences of "artificial intelligence (AI)" (kunstig intelligens), challenges regarding "privacy" (personvern), and how "screen time" (skjermtid) affects our health.

In this video from NLS Norwegian Language School, we walk through 15 advanced keywords that will help you elevate your language from everyday chat to a B2-level discussion about our digital future. Master these words to argue and discuss with confidence! 🗣️🚀

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