You can study Norwegian for months and still freeze when it's time to talk. Parlita fixes that by making you speak from the first session: real conversations with an AI partner, living stories you act inside, and the words you stumble on woven into spaced repetition so they stick.
What learning Norwegian is actually like
Norwegian has the simplest grammar of the Germanic languages, which makes it a soft landing if German ever put you off. Verbs do not conjugate by person at all. Learn the one form and use it for everyone.
The complication is that Norway has two written standards and a genuinely wide spread of dialects, and people speak their own rather than smoothing it out for a learner. It sounds worse than it turns out to be. Learn Bokmål, get your ear used to one region, and the rest fills itself in over time. The bonus is that written Swedish and Danish come very nearly free afterwards.