Jeg har en reservasjon på navn [navn].
I have a reservation under the name [name].
Usage
Used at hotel check-in to confirm your reservation
Grammar Note
Norwegian Bokmål is basically SVO but is a V2 language, with the finite verb in second position in main clauses; nouns have minimal case inflection
Er frokost inkludert i prisen?
Is breakfast included in the price?
Usage
Used to ask if breakfast is included in the room rate
Grammar Note
Norwegian questions use subject-verb inversion, placing the verb before the subject
Kan jeg få et rom med utsikt?
Can I have a room with a view?
Usage
Used to request a room with a scenic view
Grammar Note
"kan jeg få...?" is the standard Norwegian way to politely request something
Hva er innsjekk- / utsjekkstiden?
What time is check-in / check-out?
Usage
Used to ask about check-in and check-out times
Grammar Note
Norwegian typically compounds nouns into one word ("utsjekkstid" = check-out time)
Er det Wi-Fi på rommet?
Is there Wi-Fi in the room?
Usage
Used to ask about Wi-Fi availability in the room
Grammar Note
"på" is a versatile Norwegian preposition meaning "on/at/in" depending on context
Kan jeg få en ekstra pute / dyne?
Can I get an extra pillow / blanket?
Usage
Used to request an extra pillow or blanket
Grammar Note
"en" is the indefinite article for common gender; "et" is for neuter gender nouns
Klimaanlegget / varmen fungerer ikke.
The air conditioning / heating isn't working.
Usage
Used to report a broken air conditioner or heater
Grammar Note
Norwegian uses postfixed definite articles — the article is attached to the end of the noun
Jeg ønsker å forlenge oppholdet med én natt til.
I'd like to extend my stay by one more night.
Usage
Used to request a one-night extension of your stay
Grammar Note
"å" is the infinitive marker in Norwegian, equivalent to English "to" before verbs
Er det parkering ved hotellet?
Is there parking available at the hotel?
Usage
Used to ask about parking at the hotel
Grammar Note
"ved" is a preposition meaning "at" or "by" (location near something)
Kan du anbefale en restaurant i nærheten?
Can you recommend a nearby restaurant?
Usage
Used to ask hotel staff for a nearby restaurant recommendation
Grammar Note
"i nærheten" is a Norwegian idiom meaning "nearby" or "in the vicinity"
More Norwegian phrases
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