Norwegian has much in common with the languages of neighboring countries, which allows Danes, Swedes and Norwegians to understand each other without much difficulty..Which, strangely enough, arise only from Norwegians themselves - because of the significant differences between the dialects of the language .There are a lot of dialects in Norwegian - and all due to the fact that before the country's settlements were isolated from each other for quite a long time .On television and on the radio you can hear announcers speaking both in the dialect of Oslo, and in the dialect of Bergen, very specific, as well as any other .There is a joke that there are more dialects in Norway than the Norwegians themselves .
Now the Norwegian language develops in two directions: bukmol and nynoshk. Bukmol appeared thanks to the poet Henrik Vergeland, who proposed to use the Danish language as the basis, adding to it the words and expressions used by ordinary people. Another branch - nyunoshk - appeared thanks to Ivars Osen, who believed that the Norwegian and the Danish are not on the path, and that the basis for this is the Icelandic language, which is very similar to the Old Norse language. At present, 1/10 of the Norwegian population speaks on the nurse, while the rest prefer Bokmol.
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Greetings, common expressions | |
Hello, hello | Hallou, Hey |
Good Morning | Gu Morne |
Good day | Gou dag |
How are you? | Vourdan Mountain? |
Well, thank you | Sconce, so |
Good bye | Ha de |
Where do you live? | Storm storms du? |
I live in ... | Yaai storms and ... |
Many thanks! | Takk rock dha ha! / Tyusen so! |
Please (response to gratitude) | Ve sho gu or vashegu (like the Russian "pajalsta") |
Sorry, I'm sorry | Unnschild / student |
I do not speak Norwegian | Yai Ikke snicker of the knee |
Does anyone here speak Russian? | Arye de Nuen som catamaran russiscus char? |
I'm hungry as a wolf | Yaai ar a skruubsuyulten |
What's your name? | Wah helter du? |
My name is ... | Яай хетерь ... |
I do not understand | Yaay Fushtur ikke / Yaai Shoyoner ikke |
Yes | Ya |
No | Nai |
Figures and numbers | |
Zero | Zero |
One | En |
Two | Tu |
Three | Tre |
Four | Fiere |
Five | Fem |
Six | Sex |
Seven | Shu |
Eight | Otte |
Nine | Neither $$ nor |
Ten | Ti |
Twenty | Thiie |
Thirty + $ | Tretty |
Forty + $ | Forti |
Fifty | Femti |
Sixty + $ | Sexti |
Seventy | Сютти |
Eighty ±$$ | Otti |
Ninety | Nitti |
Hundred | Этт-хюндре |
Thousand | Этт тюсен |
Million | Этт милльун |
Half | Halvee |
Shops, hotels, airport | |
Where can I buy a ticket? | Vur'kan kan yaai chyoope en ticket? |
I want to go to ... | Yaay Vil voyage til ... |
I need a city plan | Kan Yay Foi bikart |
How much is? | Va coder de? |
Where can I change money? | Is it a vernacle of a contender? |
Do you have Russian newspapers? | Harre Russiske Avizer? |
Swearing in Norwegian | |
Go to hell! | Draela helvete! |
Goat (not just an animal) | Дритсек |
Shit (this word can be read even in newspapers) | Дрит |
What the heck? | Wurfour fan? |