How to Say “Christmas” in Norwegian
Christmas in Norwegian is jul. jul refers to the festival or holiday commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ.
Christmas in Norwegian is jul. jul refers to the festival or holiday commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ.
The English word “dragon” is translated into Norwegian as drage. Both drage and drake refer to a mythical creature.
The English word shark is translated into Norwegian as hai. hai is a masculine noun used to refer to the predatory fish.
In Norwegian, “see you later” can be expressed through several forms, most commonly vi ses.
The English word ‘sound’ is translated into Norwegian as lyd. The term refers to a sensation perceived by the ear.
veldig bra is the Norwegian phrase for very good. veldig bra is used to describe something of high quality or a performance that is satisfactory.
The English word ‘nephew’ translates to Norwegian as nevø. nevø is the term for a fraternal or sororal nephew.
The English word ‘ugly’ is translated into Norwegian as stygg.
The Norwegian word for honey is honning. honning refers to the sweet substance produced by bees.
In Norwegian, happy can be translated as glad or lykkelig. The term describes a state of being contented or joyous.