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do
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goodbye
- har det bra
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have / has
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here
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is / are
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(to) knit / knitting
strikker / strikking
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now
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on / at
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- (poa) - å is pronounced like the a in saw
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sandwich
- smørbrød
- (SMUR-bru-eh) - a 'D' at the end of a word is almost not pronounced at all
- generally an open-faced sandwich, very common in Norway
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shop / buy
- kjøpe
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think (expressing an opinion)
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- forstå
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when
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yes (when contradicting a negative statement)
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thank you (very much)
- (tusen) takk
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