Practical phrases for travel — ordering, paying, and getting around.
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Når er det frokost?
What time is breakfast? (Fro (early) + kost (food) — early-food.)
Har dere åpent?
Are you open? (Literally 'have you-all open?' — Dere = you (plural).)
Hvor er toalettet?
Where is the bathroom?
Finnes det mer toalettpapir?
Is there more toilet paper?
Hvor er det en god restaurant?
Where is there a good restaurant?
Er det billig eller dyrt?
Is it cheap or expensive?
Hvor finner jeg en matbutikk?
Where can I find a supermarket? (Mat + butikk = food-shop. Norwegians rarely say 'supermarked'.)
Hvor mange vil du ha?
How many do you want?
Kan jeg drikke springvannet?
Can I drink the tap water? (Spring (jump/spring) + vann (water) — 'spring-water'.)
Én, to, tre, fire, fem
One, two, three, four, five
Seks, syv, åtte, ni, ti
Six, seven, eight, nine, ten
Hvor mye koster det?
How much does it cost?
Kan jeg betale med kort?
Can I pay by card?
Kan vi betale, takk?
Can we pay, please?
Vi deler
Let's split it (Literally 'we divide' — present tense used as 'let's'.)
Har dere vann?
Do you have water?
Regningen, takk!
The bill, please! (Regne (calculate/count) + -ing = the calculation.)
Jeg betaler for vennen min
I'll pay for my friend
Vennen min betaler for meg
My friend pays for me
Kan jeg hjelpe deg med noe annet?
Can I help you with anything else?
Dette smaker nydelig
This tastes delicious (Ny (new) + delig — 'lovely/delicious'.)
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