Do you have this in my size?
Har du denne i min størrelse?
How much is this?
Hvor mye koster den?
That's too expensive.
Det er for dyrt.
Would you take _____?
Ville du godtatt _____?
*Note* Bargaining of this type is going to get you nothing but puzzled looks and make people suspicious
of you in Norway. It costs how much the price-tag says, unless the goods are damaged, or in some
other way deserve a lower price. Trades involving insurance, cars, volume rebates, hotels in the
off-season, and a few other things might be exceptions.
expensive
dyrt
cheap
billig
I can't afford it.
Jeg har desverre ikke råd.
I don't want it.
Nei, jeg trenger den ikke.
(I think) You're cheating me.
(Jeg tror) Du lurer meg.
*Note* It may not be wise to tell someone this, unless you are quite confident it's true. Even
then, I think it would be better to consult a native third-party before you start throwing allegetions
around.
I'm not interested.
Desverre, jeg er ikke interresert.
OK, I'll take it.
OK, jeg tar den.
Can I have a bag?
Kan jeg få en pose?
Do you ship to ____?
Kan du sende ting til ___?
I need...
Jeg trenger...
...toothpaste.
...tannpasta.
...a toothbrush.
.
..en tannbørste. (tann-bøsj-te)
...tampons.
...tamponger.
...soap.
...såpe.
...shampoo.
...shampoo. (sjam-po)
...pain reliever. (e.g., aspirin or ibuprofen)
...smertestillende. (f.eks Dispril eller Ibux)
...cold medicine.
...hostesaft.
*Note* This translates as 'cough lemonade'. If that doesn't come close to what you need, go to
a doctor.
...a razor.
...en barberhøvel.
...an umbrella.
...en paraply.
...sunscreen lotion.
...solkrem.
...sunblock lotion.
...sunblock.
...a postcard.
...ett postkort.
...postage stamps.
...frimerker.
...batteries.
...batterier.
...writing paper.
...skrivepapir/brevpapir.
...a pen.
...en penn.
...English-language books.
...engelske bøker.
...English-language magazines.
...engelske blader.
...an English-language newspaper.
...en engelsk avis.
...an English-Norwegian dictionary.
...en engelsk-norsk ordbok.
