ROSALIN (R) & FREDRIK (F)
R: Når skal du begynne timene dine? = What time do
you start your lessons?
F: I
dag begynner jeg senere, klokken 10:00 = Today I start
later, at 10 o’clock
R: Har du gjort leksene dine? = Have you done
your homework?
F: Ja,
jeg har gjort dem/de =
Yes I did it
R: Nå
er klokken nesten
ni, ikke
kom for sent til bussen = Now its
almost 9 o'clock, don't be late for the bus
F: Mamma, det er fortsatt mye tid før
bussen går = Mom, it is still
lots of time until the bus goes
R: Bare ikke gå glipp av bussen = Just be sure
not to miss the bus
F: Ikke bekymre deg mamma = don’t worry mom
Ikke fortvil mamma = don’t worry mom
Ikke fortvil mamma = don’t worry mom
Expressions:
Ikke
gå glipp av bussen! = don’t miss the
bus!
ikke
komme for sent til bussen = don’t be late
for the bus
ikke bekymre deg mamma = don’t worry mom
ikke fortvil mamma = don’t worry mom
DANIEL (D) & MORTEN (M) snakker i timevis på
telefonen = speaking for
hours on the telephone
D: Hei, dette er Daniel, kan
jeg snakke med Morten? = Hello, this
is Daniel speaking may I speak to Morten?
M: Å,
hallo, lenge siden vi har snakket! Hvordan har du
det? = Oh, hello, long time since we have spoken! How are you?
D: Jeg
har det veldig bra, og du? = I am very well, and you?
M: Vel, jeg har liten tid disse dager, har jeg startet en ny jobb i byen = Well, I have little time these days, I have started a new job in the city
D: Gratulerer! = Congratulations
M: Tusen
takk, jeg må gå/ dra på jobb. Den starter om 2 timer / Jobben starter om 2
timer = Thank you, I must go (if you walk) / go (if you drive) to work. It starts in about 2 hours / job starts in two hours.
D: Det
er greit, vi snakkes i morgen =
It's OK, we'll talk tomorrow
Just one question...Why it's 'I dag begynner jeg senere', instead of 'I dag jeg begynner senere'? The same with 'er det fortsatt mye tid...', not 'det er ...'? I'm beginner, so sorry if it's stupid question :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment. There are no stupid questions :))) I am always happy to answer :)
ReplyDeletePlease have a look here: http://senkelt.blogspot.no/2013/08/verb-2nd-place-summary.html
This post was about the rule in Norwegian which states that the verb (e.g. after time/place expression) is always on second place.
Since here the sentence begins with "I dag" which is a time expression, after we need to put begynner jeg instead of jeg begynner. Is it clear now :)?
'er det fortsatt mye tid...', I just saw it now, it is not correct and should be "det er...". I will change it now :) Thank you for catching that! :) However, if that would be a question, then it would be correct :) I hope that helps :)
ReplyDeleteTusen takk! I must have missed that post :) Everything's clear now :D
ReplyDeleteYou are very welcome:)! For easy navigation I suggest to use SITEMAP button (under navigation) on the right hand site.
ReplyDeleteThere you will find all lessons posted til now. All posts are under Learning Norwegian, however I have also grouped the posts by Lesson's number.
I hope that will help.
Here you have a direct link: http://senkelt.blogspot.no/p/norwegian.html