Hvor er motebutikken?
Where is the fashion shop?
Usage
Asking where the fashion shop is
Grammar Note
"mote" = fashion + "butikk" = shop (with definite "-en")
Jeg leter etter en skjorte.
I am looking for a shirt.
Usage
Looking for a shirt
Grammar Note
"leter etter" = to look for, to search for
Har dere dette i min størrelse?
Do you have this in my size?
Usage
Asking about available sizes
Grammar Note
"Har dere ...?" = "Do you have ...?" (plural you)
Kan jeg prøve det?
Can I try it on?
Usage
Asking to try on an item
Grammar Note
"Kan jeg ...?" = "Can I ...?"
Hvor er prøverommet?
Where is the fitting room?
Usage
Asking where the fitting room is
Grammar Note
"prøverom" = fitting room (prøve = try + rom = room)
Dette er for stort. Har dere en mindre størrelse?
This is too big. Do you have a smaller size?
Usage
Asking for a smaller size
Grammar Note
"for" = too (expressing excess degree)
Hva koster dette?
How much does this cost?
Usage
Asking how much something costs
Grammar Note
"Hva koster ...?" = "What does ... cost?"
Finnes det andre farger?
Are there other colors?
Usage
Asking about other color options
Grammar Note
"andre" = other (plural)
Er det på salg?
Is it on sale?
Usage
Asking if something is on sale
Grammar Note
"salg" = sale, sales
Kan du pakke det inn som gave?
Can you wrap it as a gift?
Usage
Asking for gift wrapping
Grammar Note
"pakke inn" = to wrap (separable verb)
Hva er de nyeste trendene i år?
What are the latest trends this year?
Usage
Asking about the latest fashion trends
Grammar Note
"nyeste" = latest, newest (superlative of "ny")
Jeg vil gjerne ha en rabatt.
I would like a discount.
Usage
Asking for a discount
Grammar Note
"Jeg vil gjerne ha" = "I would like to have" (polite request)
Hva er dette laget av?
What is this made of?
Usage
Asking what material it is made of
Grammar Note
"laget av" = made of (from "lage" = to make)
Jeg tar det!
I'll take it!
Usage
Deciding to purchase an item
Grammar Note
"tar" = take (here: to buy/choose)
Kan jeg returnere det?
Can I return it?
Usage
Asking about the return policy
Grammar Note
"returnere" = to return (borrowed from English)
Har dere sko?
Do you have shoes?
Usage
Asking if they have shoes
Grammar Note
"sko" = shoe(s) (same form for singular and plural)
More Norwegian phrases
- Basic Words
- Basic Nouns
- Basic Verbs
- Adjectives
- Question Words
- Greetings
- Food & Drinks
- Transportation
- Shopping
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- Hotel
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- Dating Apps
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- Car Rental & Driving
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- Diving & Water Sports
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- Hot Springs & Baths
- Yoga & Wellness
- Casino & Gambling
- Beauty & Grooming
- Remote Work
- Convenience Store
- Martial Arts
- Signs
- Body Parts
- Animals
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- Electronics
- Feelings
- Slang
- Local Dishes
- Local Drinks
- Indulgences