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11 phrases · Norwegian with romanization, English and audio

  1. Hvor mye koster dette?

    How much does this cost?

    Usage

    Ask the price of a specific item

    Grammar Note

    "Dette" is the demonstrative pronoun "this"; equivalent to Swedish "det här"

  2. Kan jeg prøve dette?

    Can I try this on?

    Usage

    Ask to try on clothing or shoes

    Grammar Note

    "Prøve" (to try) corresponds to Swedish "prova"

  3. Har dere det i en annen størrelse?

    Do you have it in another size?

    Usage

    Ask staff for a different size

    Grammar Note

    "Annen" means "another / other" for masculine nouns

  4. Jeg tar den

    I'll take it

    Usage

    Decide to purchase an item

    Grammar Note

    "Den" for masculine/feminine nouns; "det" for neuter nouns

  5. Kan jeg betale med kort?

    Can I pay by card?

    Usage

    Norway is largely cashless; card payment is expected almost everywhere

    Grammar Note

    "Med" (with/by) is the preposition used for the payment method

  6. Er det på salg?

    Is it on sale?

    Usage

    Ask if an item is on sale or discounted

    Grammar Note

    "Salg" means sale; cognate with English "sale"

  7. Kan jeg få kvittering?

    Can I have a receipt?

    Usage

    Request a receipt after making a purchase

    Grammar Note

    "Kvittering" derives from "kvittere" (to receipt/acknowledge)

  8. Jeg vil gjerne bytte dette

    I would like to exchange this

    Usage

    Ask to exchange a purchased item

    Grammar Note

    "Bytte" means to exchange; "returnere" is used for returns

  9. Har dere noe i gave?

    Do you have something for a gift?

    Usage

    Ask for gift ideas or souvenir options

    Grammar Note

    "Gave" means gift in Norwegian; cognate with English "give"

  10. Kan dere pakke det inn?

    Can you wrap it up?

    Usage

    Request gift wrapping for a purchase

    Grammar Note

    "Pakke inn" is a phrasal verb meaning to wrap up

  11. Jeg trenger ikke kvittering.

    I don't need a receipt

    Usage

    Decline the printed slip at the till

    Grammar Note

    The negator "ikke" follows the finite verb. A countable noun can stand without an article when the sense is generic ("any receipt at all"). Keep the slip if you may return the item or use a warranty

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