Where in Oslo is the best selection of ethnic cuisines from around the world found? I'm particularly interested in good Indian and/or Pakistani food!

I don't think I speak enough Norwegian to teach at a state school, but wondering if there are many international schools in Oslo?

It depends on what you are used to where you are from, but compared to other places would you say Oslo is inexpensive or very costly to live in?

Both direct and indirect (through local agents) rentals.

We're interested in knowing what areas are good for young people who are interested in nightlife, as well as areas that are good for families and so are a bit quieter.

Either because they're unsafe at night, or because they're really not nice places to live!

Whether they're outdoors or indoors, we want to know what popular activities exist for when people have spare time.

Every place has different customs, so there must be some local customs which turn people's heads. The more we know about them the better prepared we can be!