Now, in Norwegian, there are two ways to say the adjective "good" in Norwegian: "bra" and "god/godt". Note that "bra" and "godt" can also be adverbs, so pay attention to the function of the word. When it's an adverb (meaning "well" and not "good"), there is no difference between the two. But let's look deeper into the different meanings of "good" to understand when to use each of the adjectives "bra" and "god/godt". 

So, there are three different ways to say "I go" in Norwegian (well, actually, there's at least one more, but I won't talk about that here). Let me explain when to use each one :)

Ok, so you've probably noticed that the stores are closed today? Maybe you're having a day off of work as well? But WHY? What is going on? What is this "pinse" thing all about? How is it celebrated and how do you notice "pinse" in everyday life in Norway?

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"Begge", "begge deler" or "begge to"? All of them mean "both", so what is the difference? It's SO easy!!