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How do you say the days of the week in Norwegian?
Norwegian vocabulary :: Days of the week
- The days of the week Ukedagene.
- Monday Mandag.
- Tuesday Tirsdag.
- Wednesday Onsdag.
- Thursday Torsdag.
- Friday Fredag.
- Saturday Lørdag.
- Sunday Søndag.
How days are in Norway?
One of the most important additions to your Norwegian vocabulary is to learn how to speak about the days of the week. It’s quite easy to memorize the days….Learn About Days In Norwegian.
| Norwegian | English |
|---|---|
| mandag | Monday |
| tirsdag | Tuesday |
| onsdag | Wednesday |
| torsdag | Thursday |
What are the months in Norwegian?
Norwegian Months
| January | januar |
|---|---|
| February | februar |
| March | mars |
| April | april |
| May | mai |
Why do Norwegians eat tacos on Friday?
Friday is an ‘acceptable’ day to have a more lavish meal, since the work week is over and the families are unwinding to prepare for the weekend. But Norwegians, and Northern Europeans in general, didn’t have the ‘sharing dishes’ culture you’d encounter at a Mediterranean family dinner.
What day is Torsdag?
Learn how to say days in Norwegian
| Norwegian | English |
|---|---|
| mandag | Monday |
| tirsdag | Tuesday |
| onsdag | Wednesday |
| torsdag | Thursday |
Are months capitalized in Norwegian?
The names of the months in Norwegian are rather similar to those in English, because both languages have taken the names from Latin. In Norwegian, however, the names of the months do not begin with a capital letter, except when the name comes first in a sentence (as it is for all words).
How do you count to five in Norwegian?
How to count to ten in Norwegian
- en / ett.
- to.
- tre (tray)
- fire (fear-uh)
- fem.
- seks.
- sju (shoo) / syv (seev)
- åtte (ott-uh)