GRAMMATIKK
In Norwegian there are
three genders:
en = male
(hannkjønn)
ei = female
(hunkjønn)
Note: Female article can be replaced by the male article.
For example in Oslo female gender is almost not used.
For example in Oslo female gender is almost not used.
Et =
neuter (intetkjønn)
The indefinite article:
en butikk
= a shop (male)
ei
OR en bok = a book [female or male: see
Note above]
et
apotek = a pharmacy (neuter)
The definite article:
General rule: add
the appropriate ending (en, et, or "a" for feminine) at the end of
the noun
Butikken (male) = the store
boka (female) OR boken (male) = the book
apoteket (neuter) = the pharmacy
More information about
the nouns can be found (for example) at:
video:
BASIC QUESTIONS
Hva betyr...? = what means...?
"ikke sant"
= isn't it?
"det
stemmer" (mostly norwegian change the order and say: "stemmer det") = yea,
that’s right)
"Ja da" = Yeah
"Nei da" = Oh no
“kom igjen da” = go
on then, come on (e.g. when driving a car
we want to make the person (in the other vehicle) to go faster ;) )
Hvordan går det? =
How are you?
Takk, det går bra =
Thank you, it goes well
Ganske bra = Pretty
well
Hvordan går det med
norskkurset? = How is the Norwegian course (going)
Det går fint! = it’s
going just well
Hvordan har du det?
= How are you? (How are you doing?)
Veldig bra = Very
good
Ikke så verst = not
so bad
Hyggelig å se deg!
(you know the person) = Nice to see you
I like mate = sth
like vice versa
Hyggelig å hilse på
deg! = nice to meet you
I like mate = sth
like vice versa
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