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Norwegian and English both belong to the Germanic language family, which is why they share certain vocabulary and grammatical traits. However, they also have distinct differences, both in structure and usage.
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| De skal gifte seg i juni. | They are due to get married in June. |
| Jeg vil begynne å legge planer. | I want to start making plans. |
| Plutselig var det en eksplosjon. | Suddenly there was an explosion. |
| Jeg åpnet den nettopp. | I just opened it. |
| Streiken forstyrret posttjenester. | The strike disrupted postal services. |
| Maria bruker mye penger på klær. | Maria spends a lot of money on clothes. |
| Båten ble slukt av tåke. | The boat was swallowed up by fog. |
| Jeg vil ha noe å drikke nå. | I want something to drink now. |
| Rumpetrollene vil bli frosker. | The tadpoles will become frogs. |
| I dag har jeg drukket kaffe. | Today I drank coffee. |
| Hun er i utmerket fysisk form. | She is in excellent physical shape. |
| Jeg er tidligere vegetarianer. | I am a former vegetarian. |
| Mange ignorerer latter. | Many people ignore laughter. |
| Anya bor i Gdansk. | Anya lives in Gdansk. |
| Han jobbet hele dagen. | He worked all day. |
| Vinden blåser fra nord. | The wind blows from the north. |
| Send meg en katalog. | Please send me a catalog. |
| Den er også perfekt som gave. | Also it is perfect as a gift. |
| Du løp så fort du kunne. | You ran as fast as you could. |
| Bill er to år eldre enn meg. | Bill is two years older than me. |
| Føler noen seg dårlig? | Is someone feeling bad? |
| Mary elsker bambusgjerdet sitt. | Mary loves her bamboo fence. |
| Jeg vil gå med deg. | I want to go with you. |
| Jeg har hoste og litt feber. | I have a cough and a little fever. |
| En bjørn tråkket på øret mitt. | A bear stepped on my ear. |
| Jeg vil gjerne rette tennene mine. | I would like to straighten my teeth. |
| Jeg liker å lære engelsk. | I like learning English. |
| Jeg er født og oppvokst i Tokyo. | I was born and raised in Tokyo. |
| Hun hverken spiser eller drikker. | She neither eats nor drinks. |
| I hagen hans er hver hane modig. | In his yard, every rooster is brave. |