Norwegian

The Norwegian word for rat is rotte. rotte refers to the rodent. It can be used with both masculine and feminine grammatical genders.

The English phrase “great grandma” is translated into Norwegian as oldemor. oldemor is used to refer to the mother of one’s grandmother or grandfather.

The Norwegian word for winter is vinter.

The English word butterfly is translated into Norwegian as sommerfugl. The word refers to the insect.

In Norwegian, “a lot” is expressed as mye. mye is the standard translation for “a lot” when used as an adverb meaning “very much”.

The Norwegian word for grace (meaning elegant movement, poise or balance) is nåde.

The English phrase “what time is it?” is translated into Norwegian as hva er klokka? This phrase is used to ask for the current time of day.

The Norwegian word for handsome is kjekk. kjekk is used to describe an attractive man.

Goodbye in Norwegian can be expressed in several ways, most commonly as adjø.

The Norwegian phrase for “happy midsummer” is god sankthans. god sankthans is a greeting used to wish someone a pleasant Midsummer celebration.