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Annen, annet and andre: another or other in Norwegian
Choose annen, annet or andre using the noun and the sentence. Practise singular, plural and definite forms.
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Choose annen, annet or andre using the noun and the sentence. Practise singular, plural and definite forms.
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Use begge for a pair and både … og … to connect what you include. Try four everyday situations.
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Use da for a particular past occasion or period. Use når for repeated events and future situations. Practise the written Bokmål distinction in four short examples.
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Practise going to the dentist in Norwegian with useful Bokmål phrases, questions you might hear, and a short appointment conversation to rehearse.
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Use hjem for home as a destination and hjemme for being at home. Try four everyday situations.
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Build a Norwegian reading practice with supported texts, familiar topics, selective vocabulary review, and a gradual move toward native webpages.
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Lagre or spare? Practise saving a file versus saving money with four Norwegian examples, clear explanations and notes to review over time.
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Use legge for placing something down and ligge for its position. Practise the distinction with a book and a phone.
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Use mer for more of an amount and flere for more countable things. Practise the next step after mye and mange.
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Use mye for an amount and mange for countable things in the plural. Practise the difference with everyday examples.
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Choose noe for something or an amount, and noen for someone or some plural things. Practise the difference in context.
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Norwegian airport arrival vocabulary and phrases for connections, passport control, baggage claim, customs, and onward transport.
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Norwegian airport departure vocabulary and phrases for check-in, luggage, security, gates, and boarding a flight.
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Norwegian phrases for airport problems, including delays, cancellations, missed connections, rebooking, lost luggage, and urgent help.
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Norwegian B1 and B2 speaking practice prompts with sentence starters for personal topics, opinions, reasons, and roleplay situations.
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Beginner Norwegian phrases for families at warm beaches and swimming pools, including water play, sun protection, shade, drinks, and breaks.
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Simple Norwegian beach phrases children can say to ask for activities, share discoveries, express needs, get help, and take turns.
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Practical Norwegian birthday words and phrases for families, including invitations, party details, greetings, and thank-you messages in Bokmål.
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Norwegian sandcastle words and phrases for families, including buckets, spades, sand moulds, digging, building towers, walls, and moats.
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Learn Norwegian bun and bakery vocabulary in Bokmål, including classic boller, ingredients, regional names, descriptions, and phrases for ordering.
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Norwegian phrases for NAV, tax, BankID, UDI, police appointments, and public-service paperwork in Norway.
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Beginner Norwegian coast words and phrases for parents and children, including beach play, wildlife, swimming, clothes, food, and ice cream.
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Norwegian crab fishing and shore exploration phrases for families, including equipment, catching crabs, coastal wildlife, and releasing animals.
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Norwegian death, funeral, grief, and condolence phrases in Bokmål, with English translations and considerate messages for offering support.
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Practical Norwegian football World Cup words and phrases in Bokmål, with English translations and saveable practice lists for matches, fans, and sports news.
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Norwegian housing phrases for renting, apartment viewings, repairs, landlords, neighbours, and shared buildings in Norway.
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Norwegian kindergarten and school vocabulary for parents, including clothes, food, trips, staff messages, pickup, and parent questions.
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Practical Norwegian maternity words and phrases in Bokmål, with English translations and saveable practice lists for pregnancy, birth, and postpartum vocabulary.
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Useful Norwegian phrases for immigrants, expats, and international parents in Norway, with English translations for everyday situations.
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Simple Norwegian sentence examples by tense, with English translations, review cards, and an AI chat prompt for extra practice.
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Simple Norwegian sick day messages for kindergarten and school, with English translations and saveable practice lists for parents in Norway.
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Norwegian soccer and football phrases in Bokmål, with English translations and saveable practice lists for watching matches and talking with supporters.
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Beginner-friendly Norwegian verbs with English meanings, simple daily-life sentences, and an AI chat prompt you can turn into review cards.
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Norwegian water safety words and phrases for parents, including child instructions, warning signs, life jackets, check-in questions, and getting help.
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Find Norwegian reading material that fits your interests, from guided NTNU texts and Klar Tale news to reference articles and specialist websites.
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Norwegian words and phrases for a flight, including cabin vocabulary, seats, safety, food, drinks, comfort, turbulence, and landing.
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Bokmål phrases for the emotion, pressure, excitement, penalties, celebration, and heartbreak of World Cup knockout matches and finals.
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Pick up a package in Norwegian with practical Bokmål phrases, likely counter questions, and a short conversation to rehearse before you go.
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Understand synes and tror with a short explanation and four examples to try without an account. Save the practice notes to learn them over time.
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Vet means knowing information. Kjenner can mean being familiar with a person or place. Try choosing the word that fits each situation.
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