Norwegian

The Norwegian phrase for “you stink” is du stinker. This phrase is used to tell someone that their body or clothes have a strong, unpleasant smell.

The English word ‘holiday’ is ferie in Norwegian. ferie refers to a period of one or more days taken off work for leisure and often travel.

The English phrase ‘no worries’ can be translated into Norwegian as ingen bekymringer.

The Norwegian word for lunch is lunsj. lunsj refers to a meal eaten around midday.

The English word ‘amazing’ is translated into Norwegian as fantastisk.

The Norwegian word for ‘but’ (in the sense of ‘except’) is bortsett fra.

The English word “daddy” is translated into Norwegian as pappa. pappa is an informal noun used to refer to one’s father.

In Norwegian, the way to say hi is hei. The word hei is the most common and standard way to say hello in Norwegian.

The Norwegian word for warrior is kriger. A warrior is a person actively engaged in battle, conflict or warfare.

The Norwegian word for the cardinal number two is to.