SI MONTHLY NEWS August 2006 Languages Norwegian
From SI Exco News
Languages - Norvegian - Bokmål
Language is an important tool of communication. When we understand each other we are more likely to be peaceful. Think of the problems that have arisen just by the wrong interpretation of what someone is trying to say.
In this section the aim is to build up a selection of words and phrases to help hosts and travellers communicate with each other and with other people. If you have words or phrases that you find useful then let us know. If you have languages you would like to share then let us know. For the moment the base language will be English, hence any non-English words and phrases must be accompanied by the English translation of them.
In the long run it would be good to be able to publish a booklet of useful words and phrases in a range of languages for the Servas hosts and travellers.
Our thirteenth language is Norwegian - Bokmål
English
| Norwegian - Bokmål
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Peace
| Fred
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Hello
| Hei/Hallo
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How are you?
| Hvordan står det til?
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Goodbye
| Hat det/Horna
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Be seeing you
| Sees seinere/På gjensyn
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Have a safe journey
| God tur
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Best wishes to your family
| Ha det bra
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Do come again
| Velkommen tilbake
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Please
| Takk
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Thank you
| Takk/Tusen takk
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That's nothing
| |
Where is the toilet?
| Hvor et toalettet/do/WC
|
Left
| Venstre
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Right
| Høgre
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Straight on
| Rett fram
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Behind you
| Bak/Derdu kom fra
|
Where do I sleep?
| Hvor kan jeh#g sove
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I am vegetarian
| Jeg er vegetarianer
|
Where is the nearest telephone?
| Hvor finner jeg nænneste
telefon?
|
Zero
| Null
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One
| En |
Two
| To
|
Three
| Tre
|
Four
| Fire
|
Five
| Fem
|
Six
| Seks
|
Seven
| Sju/Syr
|
Eight
| Åtte
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Nine
| Ni
|
Ten
| Ti
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Twenty
| Tjve/tyve
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Thirty
| Tretti
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Forty
| Førti
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Fifty
| Femti
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Sixty
| Seksti
|
Seventy
| Sytti/Søtti
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Eighty
| Åtti
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Ninety
| Nitti
|
Hundred
| Hundre
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Thousand
| Tusen
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Do you eat meat?
| Spiser du kjøtt?
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Where do you live?
| Hvor bor du?
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This is my sister
| Dette er min søster
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This is my brother
| Dette er min bror
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This is my mother
| Dette er min mor
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This is my father
| Dette er min far
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This is my son
| Dette er min sønn/Han er
sønnen min
|
This is my daughter
| Hun er dattera mi
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What music do you like?
| Hva slags musikk liker du?
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Have you visited the town?
| Har du sett byen?
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Where are the shops?
| Hvor finner jeg butikkene?
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Is there a market?
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Thank you for your help
| Takk for hjelpa!
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