A Norwegian phrasebook will certainly come in handy. Ideally, keep a pocket-sized paper version with you. Of course, the easiest way is to hire a guide-translator, but Norwegian is a special language and it is not easy to learn it right away.
Therefore, always have a Norwegian phrasebook with you on your trip, and it will be much easier for you to explain yourself in a hotel (where most often there are interpreters, or know English), in a restaurant, or just on the street.
We have compiled useful phrases in Norwegian for you. The receiving party will appreciate it if you address them in the native language of Norwegians.
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Yes |
Ja |
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No |
Nei |
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Thank you |
Takk |
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Please |
Vær så snill |
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Excuse me |
Unnskyld meg |
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Hello |
Hei |
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Goodbye |
Ha det |
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I don't understand |
Jeg forstår ikke |
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Where is...? |
Hvor er...? |
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How much is the ticket? |
Hvor mye koster billetten? |
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One ticket to..., please |
En billett til..., takk |
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Train |
Tog |
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Metro |
T-bane |
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Tram |
Trikk |
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Train station |
Jernbanestasjon |
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Bus station |
Busstasjon |
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Airport |
Flyplass |
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I would like to buy... |
Jeg vil gjerne kjøpe... |
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How much does this cost? |
Hvor mye koster dette? |
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Do you have...? |
Har du...? |
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Do you accept credit cards? |
Tar dere kredittkort? |
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Police station |
Politistasjon |
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Hospital |
Sykehus |
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Store |
Butikk |
