Business & Work

1. Kan jeg få visittkortet ditt?

   May I have your business card?

   Usage

   Used in business settings when exchanging business cards

   Grammar Note

   "visittkort" literally means "visit card". The "-et" suffix is the neuter definite article

2. Jeg har en avtale

   I have an appointment

   Usage

   Used to indicate that you have a scheduled appointment or meeting

   Grammar Note

   "avtale" means "agreement" or "appointment" in Norwegian business context

3. Hvor er møterommet?

   Where is the meeting room?

   Usage

   Used to ask for the location of the meeting room

   Grammar Note

   Compound of "møte" (meeting) + "rommet" (the room with neuter definite "-et")

4. Jeg sender presentasjonsmaterialet

   I will send the presentation materials

   Usage

   Used to inform that presentation materials will be sent

   Grammar Note

   Norwegian present tense is often used to express future intentions

5. Vennligst signer kontrakten

   Please sign the contract

   Usage

   A formal request for someone to sign a contract

   Grammar Note

   "Vennligst" is a more formal version of "please" in Norwegian

6. Hva er Wi-Fi-passordet?

   What is the Wi-Fi password?

   Usage

   Used in offices or meeting rooms to ask for the Wi-Fi password

   Grammar Note

   "passord" (password) with neuter definite suffix "-et"

7. Kan jeg få en kvittering?

   Could I have a receipt?

   Usage

   Used to request a receipt for expense reports or records

   Grammar Note

   "kvittering" is the Norwegian word for "receipt"

8. La oss diskutere budsjettet

   Let's discuss the budget

   Usage

   Used to initiate a discussion about the budget

   Grammar Note

   "La oss" is the Norwegian equivalent of "Let us" or "Let's"

9. Jeg er her på forretningsreise

   I am here on a business trip

   Usage

   Used to explain that you are visiting on a business trip

   Grammar Note

   Compound of "forretning" (business) + "reise" (trip)

10. Jeg sender en oppfølgings-e-post

    I will send a follow-up email

    Usage

    Used to inform that a follow-up email will be sent after a meeting

    Grammar Note

    "oppfølging" means "follow-up"; "e-post" means "email" (electronic mail)

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