Norwegian

The Norwegian word for uncle is onkel. The term for an uncle is used to refer to the brother or brother-in-law of one’s parent.

The Norwegian indefinite article for “a” is en. en is used as an indefinite article before singular nouns.

The Norwegian word for ‘here’ is her. her is an adverb meaning in, on or at this place.

bra jobba is the Norwegian way to say ‘good job’. The phrase is used to praise someone for a job well done or for their efforts.

The English word “deer” can be translated into Norwegian as hjort or rådyr. The term is used to refer to animals of the family Cervidae.

To ask “do you speak english?” in Norwegian, use Snakker du engelsk?

The English phrase “I like you” is translated into Norwegian as jeg liker deg.

The English phrase “happy new year” is translated into Norwegian as godt nytt år.

In Norwegian, the English verb ‘go’ can be translated in several ways depending on the context, with reise being the default form.

prosit is the Norwegian way to say bless you.