Contacts & SNS

1. Kan jeg få visittkortet ditt?

   Can I have your business card?

   Usage

   Ask for a business card at networking events

   Grammar Note

   "Visittkort" means business card; "visittkortet" = the business card

2. Hva er e-postadressen din?

   What is your email address?

   Usage

   Ask for someone's email address

   Grammar Note

   "Din" is the possessive for common gender nouns; "adresse" is common gender

3. La oss holde kontakten

   Let's keep in touch

   Usage

   Express the desire to stay in contact

   Grammar Note

   "La oss" = "let us / let's"; used for suggestions

4. Hva er telefonnummeret ditt?

   What is your phone number?

   Usage

   Ask for someone's phone number

   Grammar Note

   "Telefonnummer" is neuter, so the neuter possessive "ditt" is used

5. Er du på Instagram?

   Are you on Instagram?

   Usage

   Ask about someone's social media presence

   Grammar Note

   "På" (on) used with social media platforms: "på Instagram" = on Instagram

6. Jeg sender deg en melding

   I'll send you a message

   Usage

   Inform someone you will send them a message

   Grammar Note

   Present tense is often used for future actions in Norwegian

7. La oss bytte kontaktinfo

   Let's exchange contact info

   Usage

   Suggest exchanging contact information

   Grammar Note

   "Kontaktinfo" is an informal compound: "kontakt" + "info"

8. Det var hyggelig å møte deg

   It was nice to meet you

   Usage

   A polite farewell after meeting someone

   Grammar Note

   "Hyggelig" embodies Scandinavian coziness; stronger than just "nice"

9. Vi sees snart

   See you soon

   Usage

   Express hope to meet again soon when parting

   Grammar Note

   "Sees" is the reciprocal form of "se", meaning "see each other"

10. Jeg legger deg til på LinkedIn

    I'll add you on LinkedIn

    Usage

    Suggest connecting professionally on LinkedIn

    Grammar Note

    "Legge til" is a phrasal verb meaning to add

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