Norwegian people were born in Norway and migrated to the United States speak Nowegian as their first language in Canada. In addition to speaking Norwegian, they are conversant in English. As a result, Norwegians as a whole often blend in culture.

Metro areas are perfect environment where Norwegians remain hidden since there are no Norwegian enclaves or neighborhoods in metro areas.

Norwegians often migrate for economic reasons - looking for employment. No more than a couple of thousand Norwegians migrate annually.

Traditional Norwegian foods that have influenced American culture are lutefisk and lefse. Lutefisk is a dried Norwegian cod soaked in a lye solution and lefse is a thin buttered pancake made from a rolled dough.

Norwegians are often equated with being Lutheran. However, there are Methodist and Baptist Norwegians.