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Some words are used more often than others. If you focus on the most important words first when learning vocabulary, you can communicate with Norwegians faster and more understandably.
In cooperation with its customers, Lernkarten24 has compiled the most important 125 words and put them on a list. You can easily download the following list as a pdf file. So you have the most important 125 words in Norwegian and English always at hand.
All these vocabulary words are part of the vocabulary learning sets of Lernkarten24 and are also included in the Norwegisch Grundwortschatz “Deutsch – Norwegisch – Englisch”.
The 125 most important words in Norwegian and English
English – Norwegisch
evening – kveld, en
in the evening – om kvelden
but – men
address – adresse, en
alert – alarmere
all – alle
alone – alene
old – gammel
in the evening – om kvelden
most – mest
worst – verst
at, on – på
pleasant, nice – hyggelig
to answer – svare
apple – eple, et
pharmacy – apotek,et
to work – arbeide
doctor – lege, en
from – fra
car – bil, en
bath – bad, et
railway station – jernbanestasjon, en
soon – snart
tree – tre, et
to get – få
to order – bestille
letter – brev, et
bread – brød, et
book – bok, en/ei
bus – buss, en
bus stop – bussholdeplass, en
thank you – takk
Germany – Tyskland
you – deg
this – denne
a little – litt
he – han
to tell – fortelle
to eat – spise
like to do something – like å gjøre noe
to drive – kjøre
ticket – billett, en
mistake – feil, en
window – vindu, et
to ask – spørre
friend – venn, en
to eat breakfast – spise frokost
birthday – fødselsdag, en
against – mot
to go – gå
shop – butikk, en
healthy – sunn
good – god
to have – ha
half – halv
Hello – hei
house – hus, et
autumn – høst, en
heart – hjerte, et
today – i dag
here – her
to fetch – hente
pretty – pen/pent
to be hungry – være sulten
him – ham
always – alltid
in – i
information – informasjon, en
yes – ja
year – år, et
youth – ungdom, en
coffee – kaffe, en
cheese – ost, en
cat – katt, en
child – barn, et
small – lite/liten
to can – kunne
to smile – smile
to learn – lære
to read – lese
to love – elske
to lie – ligge
left – venstre
to make- gjøre
sometimes- noen ganger
man – mann, en
more – mer
human – menneske, et
with – med
had to – måtte
mother – mor, en/ei
next – neste
night – natt, en/ei
no – nei
new – ny
only – bare
if – om
or – eller
often – ofte
without – uten
to rain – regne
rice – ris, en
to repair – reparere
restaurant – restaurant, en
nice – deilig
sister – søster, en/ei
second – sekund, et
so that – slik
so much – så mye
immediately – med det samme
later – senere
language – språk, et
street – gate, en/ei
hour – time, en
telephone – telefon, en
telephonenumber – telefonnummer, et
toilet – toalett, et
sad – trist
under – under
different – forskjellig
to try – prøve
why – hvorfor
because – fordi
to live in – bo
appartment – leilighet, en
newspaper – avis, en
room – rom, et
for example – for eksempel
back – tilbake
between – mellom
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