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In Norway we have two official norwegian writing languages; bokmål and nynorsk. Most people write bokmål, but some people write nynorsk too. The word "heim" is a nynorsk word, so its rarely used but it means home. In bokmål we call home for "hjem". Nynorsk and bokmål is similar, so one can understand each other.
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What is the English translation of the norwegian word husmannsbruk?
croft
What is the translation of the word spele?
The translation of the Norwegian word "spele" into English is "Play". The word does not appear to exist outside of the Norwegian language, and as such is the only available translation.
What is 'Se deg ikke tilbake' when translated from Norwegian to English?
Do not look back is the translation of Se deg ikke tilbake from Norwegian to English
The best site to do Norwegian - English translation?
You can visit http://www.tritrans.net
What is the English translation of the norwegian velkommen til vart hjem?
Welcome to our home
How do you say something taste good in norwegian?
The Norwegian translation of the English words, "Something tastes good" is "Noe smaker godt. Norwegian is a North Germanic language that is majorly spoken in Norway.
What does im neuen heim mean in English?
im neuen Heim means: in a/the new home.
What is the Norwegian to English translation of the word 'knulle'?
There are many meaning of the Norwegian term "knulle". This term is slang an English swear word, one would be able to find more information on this term by checking a dictionary.
What is the English translation of the norwegian word 'rundbrenner'?
I would presume it is 'round burner' as 'rund brenner' means that in German.
How do you say Cody in norwegian?
Cody is the name of a city. So its translation would be the same.
What is the English translation of avtale from Norway?
Avtale ("arv-tar-luh") is Norwegian for 'agreement', as in 'come to an agreement', so it is a noun. Dan TransAction Translators
What is English translation of da guarda real norueguesa?
It's Catalan and means "of the Norwegian royal guard", but "da" is not Catalan or it is a short form unknown to me.
