Norwegian Alphabet (Norsk Alfabet) Very Easy to Learn

Norwegian Language

Pronunciation peculiarities:
*The final “d” in “god” is not pronounced.
*The final “t” in “det” is not pronounced.
*”Gjør” is pronounced kind of like “your” in English.
*”Er” is pronounced like “are” in English.
*”Jeg” is pronounced “yahy.”
*The “h” in “hvordan,” “hvor,” and “hva” is not pronounced.

Norwegian alphabet (norsk alfabet)

A a

B b C c D d E e F f G g H h I i J j

K k L l M m N n O o P p Q q R r S s T t
U u V v W w X x Y y Z z Æ æ Ø ø Å å  

a	be	se	de	e	eff	ge	hå	i	je/jådd
kå	ell	em	enn	o	pe	ku	ærr	ess	te
u	ve	dåbbelt -ve	eks	y	sett	æ	ø	å

Hei./Hallo. = Hello.
God morgen. = Good morning.
God dag. = Good day.
God kveld. = Good evening.
God natt. = Good night.
Ha det./Ha det bra./Ha det godt./Morna./Adjø. = Goodbye./Take care.
Hvordan går det?/Hvordan har du det?/Hvordan står det til? = How are you?/How’s it going?
Takk, bare bra. = Fine, thanks.
Takk, ganske bra. = I’m ok, thanks.
Takk, ikke så verst. = Not bad, thanks.
Takk, sånn passe. = It’s going all right, thanks.
Dårlig. = Bad.
Jeg heter X. = My name is X.
Hva heter du? = What is your name?
Jeg er fra X. = I am from X.
Hvor kommer du fra? = Where are you from?
Hva gjør du? = What do you do?
Jeg studerer. = I study.
Jeg er student. = I am a student.
Jeg arbeider. = I work.
Jeg er lærer. = I am a teacher.