Norwegian

The Norwegian word for “bro” is bror. bror refers to a male comrade, a friend or someone who shares one’s ideals.

The Norwegian word for dude is fyr. fyr is a colloquial noun used to refer to a man or a guy, such as when describing someone as a ‘cool guy’.

The Norwegian word for scissors is saks. saks refers to the tool used for cutting.

In Norwegian, the English phrase “they” is translated as de or dei. The word is a third-person plural pronoun.

In Norwegian, the English phrase “jerk” is translated as drittsekk. The term is used to describe an unlikable person.

The English phrase “up and not crying” is translated into Norwegian as oppe og ikke gråter.

The English phrase ‘menu’ is meny in Norwegian. The word meny is a masculine noun used to describe a list of dishes offered in a restaurant.

The Norwegian word for speed bump is fartsdump. The term fartsdump refers to a transverse ridge in the road.

ingenting is the Norwegian word for nothing.

In Norwegian, ‘i love you’ is said as jeg elsker deg.