Norwegian

The English phrase “I am learning norwegian” is translated into Norwegian as jeg lærer norsk.

Good in Norwegian is god, as in something pleasant or enjoyable. god describes something as good, for example a good trip or good taste.

The English word ‘bad’ is translated into Norwegian as dårlig.

bæsje is the Norwegian word for poop. bæsje is an informal, child-friendly term for feces, similar to the English word “poop.”

The English phrase “the weather” is translated into Norwegian as været. When discussing temperature, Norwegians use Celsius.

In Norwegian, the English word ‘dates’ (referring to the fruit) is translated as dadler. The term refers to the sweet, edible fruit of the date palm tree.

The Norwegian word for aunt is tante. The term refers to a parent’s sister or sister-in-law.

The Norwegian phrase for “hi, my name is” is hei, jeg heter. This phrase is used to introduce yourself to another person.

hyggelig å hilse på deg is the Norwegian way to say “nice to meet you”. This is a polite expression used when meeting someone for the first time.

The English word “lucky” is translated into Norwegian as heldig. heldig is an adjective used to describe people having good fortune.