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Thank you:

- Short informal version: "Takk" (thanks)
-Slightly more formal version: "Takk skal du ha" (Thank you) (direct translation: Thanks shall you have)

- No more formal (but just as valid as) "takk skal du ha": "Tusen takk!" (direct translation: A thousand thanks! (to you).)
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6y ago
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13y ago

Norwegians never say exactly thank you very much.

The common thank-yous are

  • Takk - thanks
  • Tusen takk - a thousand thanks
  • Takk skal du ha - thanks shall you have.

Mange takk - many thanks - is sometimes heard in the far south-east of Norway, but it is really Swedish.

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8y ago

In Norwegian, the phrase "thank you" is takk.

You could alternatively say "mange takk", which means "many thanks".

Or you could say "tusen takk". Which means "thank you very much".

An example sentence is "tusen takk, så hyggelig av deg". Which means "thank you very much, how nice of you".

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13y ago

"Takk for at du lyttet" is the correct translation.

Source: I'm Norwegian.

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