Skal du handle
mat i dag? = Are you going grocery shopping today?
Skal du i butikken og kjøpe mat i dag? = Are you going to the store and buy food today?
B: Selvfølgelig, kan du kjøpe brød i matbuttiken = Of course, you can buy bread in the grocery store
A: Jeg må kjøpe et godt brød. Hvilket er bra av alle disse brødvarer/brødslagene ("brødslagene" better to use)? = I have to buy a good bread, which one is good from all this bread products?
B: Liker du loff eller grovbrød? = Do you like white bread or wholemeal bread?
A: Jeg vil gjerne ha et grovbrød, men jeg finner det
ikke =
I'd like a wholemeal bread, but I can't find it.
B: Kjempegodt grovbrød er der borte = Really good wholemeal bread is over there
B: Kjempegodt grovbrød er der borte = Really good wholemeal bread is over there
A: Forresten,
hvor mye koster grovbrød? = By the way, how much costs wholemeal bread?
B: Det koster 20 kr. - It costs 20 kr.
B: Det koster 20 kr. - It costs 20 kr.
A: Takk skal du ha, nå må jeg betale i kassen = Thank you, now I have to pay at checkout
When you buy something you say:
Jeg tar ___ - I'll take
eg.
et eple - an apple
ei flaske mineralvann - a bottle of mineral water
en mandarin - mandarin
Jeg vil
gjerne ha ____ - I’d like
eg. en flaske med melk, takk. = a bottle of milk, thanks
Jeg skal ha____ - I’ll have
When you buy a certain amount of product you say:
- x kroner stykket - x kroner each (a piece)
e.g.
Jeg tar et stykke ost - I take a piece of cheese
Jeg tar
et stykke skinke. - I take a piece of ham.
Det koster ti kroner stykket - It costs ten kroner a piece/each
- x kroner kiloet/liter - x kroner per kilo / liter
e.g.
Jeg tar to liter melk - I'll take two liters of milk
Jeg tar
tre kilo poteter - I'll take three kilograms of potatoes
Det koster ti kroner kiloet/kiloen ("kiloen" more common
to say)/liter - It costs ten kroner per kilo/ liter
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