How do you say you are welcome in Norwegian?

Answer 1

The exact translation is "God morn !" ( go mawn ) but this is not what Norwegians most often say in the morning.

The usual is "God dag" , literally good day. The pronounciation varies by region, and can be :-

• Go dar
• Go darg
• Goddar
• Goddarg
• Got-darg
• Goddargoddar ( almost forgot Hallingdal ! )

The other common greeting is Hej - hej ! ( hay hay ).

This sounds a bit off-putting; the good news is that most Norwegians speak very good english.

Answer 2

"How are you" in Norwegian is "hvordan har du det?"

You could also say "hvordan går det med Deg?" which means "how are you doing?"



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Answer 3

The most appropriate translation would be; "Hvordan har du det?".

But the most common way to ask someone how they are is saying "hvordan går det?". This is the more laid-back way.

Answer 4

Versågod Ver (like in "verify") Så (like "saw") God (like in "good"

Answer 5

"Hvordan har du det" is how you say "how are you" in Norwegian.

Answer 6

Godt å høre fra deg

Answer 7

Hyggelig å møte deg.

Answer 8

bare hyggelig

Answer 9

God Dag.