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Another question concerns acquiring mathematical vocabulary: Acquiring mathematics vocabulary in Norwegian

However, mathematics also includes plenty of formal expressions, such as f(x, y) = (4^x - y^3)^7, and the way to speak these out loud does not follow from knowing the vocabulary. Each branch of mathematics has its own formulas and expressions - matrices, partial derivatives, iterated integrals, commutative diagrams, and so forth.

What are good resources for Norwegian (bokmål or nynorsk) or systematic ways of finding such resources?

A related question at matheducators.SE: https://matheducators.stackexchange.com/questions/7978/resources-for-reading-mathematics-out-loud-in-different-languages . A good answer there suggests using videos, but finding videos that contain a particular expression, especially something used in higher mathematics, is not trivial.

Tommi
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  • Difficult. Being norwegian, this is something I learned by reading norwegian math books and going to classes and lectures held in norwegian. There is a English-Norwegian dictionary for mathematical terms: https://matematikkradet.no/ordliste/ , but this unfortunately says nothing about the pronounciation of these expressions in compound sentences. – AfterMath Apr 30 '23 at 10:46

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