10.1 Illness
10.2 Weather
10.3 Å synes - å tro
10.4 Adverbs
10.5 How often
10.6 Body

10.1 Illness

Noen nyttige uttrykk når du er syk.
Some useful expressions when you are ill.

10.2 Weather, months, seasons

Vær, måneder, årstider

There are several ways of describing the weather in Norwegian.

Det + verb:

Det er + substantiv:

Det er + adjektiv:

En temperatur (a temperature)

En måned (a month)

Ei årstid (a season)

Preposisjoner

10.3 Å synes - å tro (think)

The verb think can be translated into different verbs in Norwegian depending on meaning.

If you want to express your opinion (often based on experience) you use å synes:
Jeg synes at sjokoladen er god. (synes = think/find)
I have tasted the chocolate and I think it tastes good.

If there is some kind of uncertainty you use å tro:
Jeg tror at sjokoladen er god. (tro = think/believe)
I have not tasted the chocolate yet, but I believe it tastes good.

10.4 Adverbs from adjectives

Adverbs describing an action are often equal to the neuter form of the adjectives. These can be compared with the -ly forms in English (nicely, loudly, peacefully, etc.).

10.5 How often?

Hvor ofte?

10.6 Body

	en kropp a body		et hode a head		ei hake a chin
	en nese a nose		ei panne a forehead		et ansikt a face
	en munn a mouth		ei leppe a lip		ei tunge a tongue
	et øye1 an eye		et øre an ear		en hals a neck/throat
	en nakke a neck/nape		et hår a hair		en rygg a back
	en mage a stomach		et bryst a chest/breast		en bak a behind
	et bein2 a leg		et lår a thigh		et kne3 a knee
	en legg a calf		en fot4 a foot		en hæl a heel
	ei tå5 a toe		en arm an arm		ei skulder6 a shoulder
	ei hånd7 a hand		en finger8 a finger		en hud a skin

Irregular nouns