20 Norwegian Travel Phrases You Should Know

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[@sureshkavuri6484]

Great job Anette.Tusen takk!

[@saron6314]

Tusen takk kjære jeg har lært mye av dine videoene. Forstette.

[@citrontarahtchen620]

Tusen takk, Anette! That’s true that it’s also okay to sleep outside, such as going camping site during summer season. Instead of staying in a hotel, you will save a lot!

[@JoachimderZweite]

Very nicely and professionally done. Many thanks.

[@wledsaoud5199]

Tusen takk

[@memorymwalula4887]

Nice thank you

[@vickylagardevickylagarde4395]

Your good teaching ilike more

[@duranaoi3360]

Try to get as much as I can and probably need to review many times. Thank a lot!

[@dougbrown9919]

Great job Annette tusen takk

[@beanaro2086]

You're the best person in the world

[@travellersim5932]

May I ask that if I’m a tourist from Asia planning solo travel to Norway without any debit or credit cards , just cash , would I be able to find some cafe that accept cash and able to ride bus using cash ?

[@luismendez886]

Halo god morgen , vakker genser 🤗

[@RyokanMeguri]

Takk for det :) det er en genser fra Dale of Norway!

[@biothehaz4rd]

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[@renata-oy9hk]

Hey Anette! Is it the same if I use vær så snill or er du snill meaning"please" ? Tusen takk!

[@RyokanMeguri]

Hey! That's right, you can use both to mean "please". " vær så snill" can be used by itself as it is (imagine kids begging for candy saying "vær så sniiiiiiill" haha) , but "er du snill" is only used as part of a sentence. But both are very commonly used; you can for instance say "send meg smørret, er du snill?", "er du snill å sende meg smørret?" or "kan du være så snill å sende meg smørret". The pattern of "kan du være så snill..." is just a tad more polite.

[@beanaro2086]

@@RyokanMeguri Thank you Anette for all the things you've done

[@janojano8570]

❤️👍

[@johnreda3190]

Tusen takk for video lærer Troills???

[@maximusalves3055]

you're Beautiful and very cute thanks

[@johnreda3190]

Wowwww sweet video Tunnes Takk men hyggelig skriver også snakker veldig mye norsk

[@catholicdad]

Lol, "Billy the tarde" Sweetie, you've got some kind of weird voice to text captions you need to get rid of.