How to Say “Home” in Norwegian
The Norwegian word for home is hjem. Hjem and heim are both used as nouns to mean the house or structure in which someone lives.
The Norwegian word for home is hjem. Hjem and heim are both used as nouns to mean the house or structure in which someone lives.
In Norwegian, the phrase used to say “bon appétit” is vel bekomme. These phrases are used to wish someone enjoyment of the meal they are about to eat.
In Norwegian, “see you later” can be expressed through several forms, most commonly vi ses.
To wait in Norwegian is vente. The phrase means to delay until some event (verb).
The English phrase “witch” is heks in Norwegian. A heks is a person who uses magic.
The English word ‘sound’ is translated into Norwegian as lyd. The term refers to a sensation perceived by the ear.
The Norwegian word for mom is mamma. mamma is an informal way to refer to a mother.
The English word “cat” is katt in Norwegian. The most common and widely used word for the animal in Norwegian is katt.
In Norwegian, the English phrase ‘your’ is translated using the forms din, di, ditt or dine depending on the noun being possessed.