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Norwegian polite phrases
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After noding
Norwegian swearwords and curses
, I thought it would be apropriate to show that we can be
polite
as well in
Norway
... Therefore, I bring you some polite
phrases
to use next time you visit!
Takk
"
Thank you
".
Tusen takk
means "A thousand thanks" and is the
equivalent
of "Thank you very much".
It is customary in Norway to say
Takk for maten
, "thanks for the food", when leaving the table.
When
accepting
or
declining
, you would say respectively
Ja takk
("
Yes, please
") and
Nei takk
("
No thanks
")
Takk for sist
. "Thanks for last time". A common opening phrase when you meet someone you recently met at a
social gathering
.
When hitching a ride, you will say "Thanks for the ride":
Takk for turen
.
Værsågod
"Be so good". Equivalent to "
You're welcome
".
Velbekomme
Equivalent to "You're welcome" after thanking for the food.
Vær så snill
"
Please
", used when asking for something (not accepting, see above).
God dag
"Good day", meaning hello
God natt
"
Good night
"
God morgen
"
Good morning
"
God helg
"Good weekend". Common goodbye-phrase on a friday evening.
Ha det
"Have it". A more common, shortened form of
Ha det bra
, "Have it good". Both are equivalent to "
Goodbye
".
Hei
"Hi"
Hallo
"
Hello
"
Unnskyld
or
Beklager
"
Sorry
". Note that in Norwegian this is only used if you are actually at fault, so don't use this to tell anyone you're sorry someone died or something... :)
Gratulerer med dagen
"Congratulations with the day". Usually means "
happy birthday
", but can also be used for other occasions (like
17th of May
).
Jeg elsker deg
"
I love you
". Don't know whether this phrase technically fits in on this node, but I thought I'd include it anyway...
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