How to Say “Your Mom” in Norwegian
The Norwegian phrase for “your mom” is moren din. In Norwegian, moren din can be used as a general-purpose insult.
The Norwegian phrase for “your mom” is moren din. In Norwegian, moren din can be used as a general-purpose insult.
The English phrase monkey translates to Norwegian as ape or apekatt. Both terms are used to refer to a primate.
Gud velsigne deg is the Norwegian way to say god bless you. This phrase is used as an interjection to respond to someone who has just sneezed.
The English phrase “happy syttende mai” refers to the Norwegian greeting for Norwegian Constitution Day on May 17th.
In Norwegian, the word for big is stor. stor is used to describe something of a great physical size.
norsk is the Norwegian word for Norwegian. norsk is used to refer to the language of Norway.
The English phrase “take care” can be translated into Norwegian as ta vare på deg selv.
The English phrase “of course” can be translated into Norwegian using several forms, most commonly selvfølgelig.
The English word ‘baby’ is translated into Norwegian as baby or spedbarn. Both terms refer to a very young human being.