Comment by magicalhippo

It's struggling with Norwegian. Which I guess isn't shocking. The large model performs a fair bit better than the small, though neither is "good".

Though I assume the amount of Norwegian it has been exposed to is fairly limited, so in that light I'm actually impressed as well.

I tried it on a news segment from the radio[1], this is the large model output:

    [00:14.000 --> 00:17.200]  En skamløs krenking av FN pakten.
    [00:17.200 --> 00:24.000]  USAs president og verdensledere svarer på den russiske presidentens atomtrusler og krigsmobilisering.
    [00:25.500 --> 00:29.400]  Arbeidsklær som er ment til å være til begge kjønn, har det med å være tilpasset.
    [00:29.400 --> 00:33.400]  Men hvordan ville det gått, om det var motsatt?
    [00:34.100 --> 00:38.900]  Dyrevernsorganisasjon vil ha digital merking av regnstyr,
    [00:38.900 --> 00:44.900]  men næringen selv insisterer på den gamle tradisjonsrike måten med rissing av kniv.
    [00:45.600 --> 00:51.400]  Mange strømselskaper er positive til å tilby kundene fastpris på strøm, og det årevis.
    [00:51.400 --> 00:59.900]  Da risikerer de å måtte betale mye i nettopp åretsvis, sier aktører som aldri tilbyr fastpris.
    [00:59.900 --> 01:21.900]  Dette er onsdagens Dagsnytten. Jeg heter Espen Ås.

For reference, here's what he actually said, from the source[1] itself:

    * En skamløs krenking av FN-pakten. USAs president og verdensledere svarer på den russiske presidentens atomtrusler og krigsmobilisering.
    * Arbeidsklær som er ment å være til begge kjønn, er som regel tilpasset ... menn. Hvordan hadde det gått om det var motsatt?
    * Dyrevernsoganisasjon vil ha digital merking av reinsdyr, men næringen selv insisterer på den gamle tradisjonsrike måten med rissing av kniv.
    * Mange strømselskaper er positive til å tilby kundene fastpris på strøm - og det i årevis.
    - Da risikerer de å måtte betale mye i nettopp; årevis, sier aktør som aldri tilbyr fastpris
    Dette er onsdagens Dagsnytt 18 - jeg heter Espen Aas.

The translation didn't fare that well though:

    [00:14.000 --> 00:17.000]  A shameless violation of the UN treaty.
    [00:17.000 --> 00:24.000]  The US president and world leaders respond to the Russian president's nuclear threats and war mobilization.
    [00:24.000 --> 00:33.000]  Work clothes that are meant to be for both genders have to be suitable, but how would it be if it was the other way around?
    [00:34.000 --> 00:44.000]  The animal welfare organization will have a digital marking of reindeer, but the industry itself insists on the old traditional way of tearing a knife.
    [00:45.000 --> 00:51.000]  Many electricity companies are positive in offering customers fixed electricity prices, and that is annual.
    [00:51.000 --> 00:58.000]  Then they risk having to pay a lot in just a year, says an actor who has never offered fixed prices.
    [00:58.000 --> 01:20.000]  This is Wednesday's Dagsnytt 18. My name is Espen Ås.

For reference, here's Google Translate's attempt, which is pretty good:

    * A shameless violation of the UN Charter. The US president and world leaders respond to the Russian president's nuclear threats and war mobilization.
    * Work clothes intended for both sexes are usually adapted to ... men. How would it have gone if it had been the other way around?
    * Animal welfare organizations want digital marking of reindeer, but the industry itself insists on the old, traditional way of marking with a knife.
    * Many electricity companies are positive about offering customers a fixed price for electricity - and for years.
    - Then they risk having to pay a lot in precisely; for years, says a player who never offers a fixed price
    This is Wednesday's Dagsnytt 18 - my name is Espen Aas.

[1]: https://radio.nrk.no/podkast/dagsnytt_atten/l_5ce3e323-97a3-... (not sure if it's available outside of Norway)