Norwegian Greetings

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Greetings

Hello

hallo

Thank You

takk

How Are You?

hvordan har du det?

Good Night

god natt

Good Evening

god kveld

Good Afternoon

god ettermiddag

Good Morning

god morgen

Please

Vær så snill

Sorry

unnskyld

Bye

ha det

I Love You

Jeg Elsker Deg

Excuse Me

unnskyld meg

How to say Hello in Norwegian Language

When you land up in the places where you don’t know the local language then it’s difficult to communicate. You should at least know how to say hello in Norwegian language to begin conversion. A very basic Norwegian greeting is hello. It's fun to compare greetings

Hello in Norwegian language is . It’s interesting to learn different Norwegian greetings. Hello is the Norwegian greeting which is suitable in any formal or informal situation. Here you can also check more About Norwegian Language.

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Learn How to say Thank you and Sorry in Norwegian

In any language it’s important to learn how to say thank you and sorry in Norwegian. Find some common phrases in Best Languages to Learn below. Thank you in Norwegian is and Sorry in Norwegian is . Norwegian greetings such as thank you and sorry are used in formal situations.

Good Morning & Good Night in Norwegian

Want to wish Good Morning & Good Night in Norwegian? The Norwegian greetings like “Good Morning” or “Good Night” are useful to impress or catch attention of anyone around you. By using Norwegian greetings, we are showing respect to others in a very efficient way. Good Morning in Norwegian is and Good Night in Norwegian is . To know more on similar greetings in other languages check , , .

Bye in Norwegian

Get to know here what is bye in Norwegian. Bye in Norwegian language is . In some languages, they say bye and in some they say good-bye.

Other Norwegian Greetings

Norwegian greetings help to communicate in different places at various situations. Here are some other Norwegian greetings which will be useful while communicating in Norwegian.