Er det Wi-Fi her?
Is there Wi-Fi here?
Usage
Asking if there is Wi-Fi
Grammar Note
"Er det ...?" = "Is there ...?"
Hva er Wi-Fi passordet?
What is the Wi-Fi password?
Usage
Asking for the Wi-Fi password
Grammar Note
"passord" = password; "passordet" = the password (definite)
Jeg jobber eksternt.
I work remotely.
Usage
Explaining that you work remotely
Grammar Note
"eksternt" = remotely, externally
Er det et co-working space i nærheten?
Is there a co-working space nearby?
Usage
Looking for a nearby co-working space
Grammar Note
"i nærheten" = nearby (from "nær" = near)
Internettforbindelsen er veldig treg.
The internet connection is very slow.
Usage
Reporting slow internet connection
Grammar Note
"Internettforbindelsen" = the internet connection (definite with "-en")
Jeg trenger et stille sted for et videomøte.
I need a quiet place for a video meeting.
Usage
Looking for a quiet space for a video meeting
Grammar Note
"Jeg trenger" = "I need"
Kan jeg lade laptopen min her?
Can I charge my laptop here?
Usage
Asking to charge your laptop
Grammar Note
"Kan jeg ...?" = "Can I ...?"
Er det en skriver tilgjengelig?
Is there a printer available?
Usage
Asking if a printer is available
Grammar Note
"skriver" = printer (lit. "writer")
Jeg skal ha et viktig møte på nett.
I have an important online meeting.
Usage
Informing about an important online meeting
Grammar Note
"på nett" = online (nett = net/internet)
Er det mulig å leie et kontor for dagen?
Is it possible to rent an office for the day?
Usage
Asking about renting an office for the day
Grammar Note
"Er det mulig å ...?" = "Is it possible to ...?"
Trenger du VPN for å jobbe?
Do you need a VPN to work?
Usage
Asking about the need for a VPN
Grammar Note
"for å" = "in order to" (infinitive marker)
Kan du sende filen til meg på e-post?
Can you send the file to me by email?
Usage
Asking to have a file sent by email
Grammar Note
"på e-post" = by email ("på" = by, indicating means)
Kan du hjelpe meg å koble til nettverket?
Can you help me connect to the network?
Usage
Asking for help to connect to the network
Grammar Note
"koble til" = to connect to (separable verb)
Hva er hastigheten på internettet her?
What is the internet speed here?
Usage
Asking about internet speed
Grammar Note
"-et" = definite article for neuter nouns
Har du headset jeg kan bruke?
Do you have a headset I can use?
Usage
Asking if there is a headset to borrow
Grammar Note
"jeg kan bruke" = that I can use (relative clause)
Jeg trenger fokusert arbeidsro.
I need focused work peace and quiet.
Usage
Asking for a focused, quiet work environment
Grammar Note
"arbeidsro" = work peace (arbeid = work + ro = peace/quiet)
More Norwegian phrases
- Basic Words
- Basic Nouns
- Basic Verbs
- Adjectives
- Question Words
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- Signs
- Body Parts
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- Feelings
- Slang
- Local Dishes
- Local Drinks
- Indulgences