Norwegian

The English phrase “happy syttende mai” refers to the Norwegian greeting for Norwegian Constitution Day on May 17th.

The English phrase “I love you, mom” is translated into Norwegian as jeg elsker deg, mamma.

Hei, venn! is the Norwegian way to say “hello, friend!”. Hei, venn! is a friendly greeting used to welcome a person who is a friend.

In Norwegian, the word for big is stor. stor is used to describe something of a great physical size.

In Norwegian, the English word ‘work’ can be translated as arbeid, jobb or verk depending on the context.

To say “I am fine” in Norwegian, you say Jeg har det bra.

The English word “crazy” is translated into Norwegian as gal. The primary way to express that someone is insane or demented is with the adjective gal.

In Norwegian, the English phrase sorry can be expressed as beklager. Beklager is the most common and neutral way to say sorry in Norwegian.

In Norwegian, good morning is said as god morgen. The phrase is used when seeing someone for the first time in the morning.

To say “I love you” in Norwegian, you say jeg elsker deg. This phrase is an affirmation of romantic feeling.