"Gud Signe Maten" translates to "God bless the food" in Norwegian. It is a phrase often used as a blessing or a prayer before meals, expressing gratitude for the food and asking for divine blessing upon it. This reflects a cultural practice of acknowledging the nourishment provided and showing appreciation.
It's "velsigne" and "Gud velsigne" thereby means God bless :)
There are different ways, one way is "Velsigne huset ditt". In the older days, many households in norway had signs saying "Gud signe heimen vår" which means "God Bless our Home". You could rewrite it to "Gud signe heimen din", which will mean "God Bless your home".
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Gud jul means "merry christmas" in Norwegian, Swedish and probably Danish as well.
In Norwegian that would be "Gud være med deg"
Blessing = velsignelse
Takk gud for at det er fredag!
"Gud elsker deg" is pronounced as "good EL-sker die." The "Gud" sounds like "good," "elsker" has the emphasis on the first syllable, and "deg" rhymes with "die." This phrase means "God loves you" in Norwegian.
The word "God" can be translated as "Gud"in Norwegian.
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It means good :)
Good means 'nallathu'