Norwegian Lessons in Perth

Norway is home to one of the highest paying job markets, beautiful landscapes, and famous literature and music, making Norwegian a must-know tongue for both the avid traveler and ambitious businessperson. Learning Norwegian opens doors to other Scandinavian languages such as Danish and Swedish, so you’ll be able to become a polyglot with ease. As one of the easiest Germanic languages to learn and a tongue bearing many close similarities to English, Norwegian can be a great addition to the language bank whether you’re learning it for business or pleasure.

In 2016, Population Australia showed that over a quarter of Australians were born overseas. And in Perth, the fourth-largest city in the country, 30% of its 2-million-strong population are immigrants. Foreign-born concentrations, especially Indians and Malaysians, are growing in the suburbs, while more Asians, including the Chinese, are moving into the city. In fact, Perth now rivals Melbourne and other multicultural Australian cities for its ethnic diversity. Just take a stroll around the city and you will go through Chinatown, Greektown, Little Portugal and a huge Punjabi market.  And while English is the de facto language spoken by over 70% of the city’s population, 20 different languages are spoken natively throughout the city (the most common ones being Mandarin, Arabic, Cantonese, Vietnamese, Italian, Korean and Japanese). Many of these people are privileged to be able to make the most of both their native culture and their adopted Australian one. Expand your own knowledge, experiences and opportunities, too, and start learning a foreign language today to connect with one (or more) of these communities.