GSN 04 Flashcards
(202 cards)
1
Q
forelder (en)
A
parent
2
Q
mamma
A
mom
3
Q
pappa
A
dad
4
Q
mor
A
mother
5
Q
far
A
father
6
Q
besteforelder (en)
A
grandparent
7
Q
bestemor
A
grandmother
8
Q
bestefar
A
grandfather
9
Q
mormor
A
grandmother (mother’s mother)
10
Q
morfar
A
grandfather (mother’s father)
11
Q
farmor
A
grandmother (father’s mother)
12
Q
farfar
A
grandfather (father’s father)
13
Q
oldeforelder (en)
A
great-grandparent
14
Q
oldemor
A
great-grandmother
15
Q
oldefar
A
great-grandfather
16
Q
søsken (et)
A
sibling
17
Q
søster
A
sister
18
Q
bror
A
brother
19
Q
barn (et)
A
child
20
Q
datter
A
daughter
21
Q
sønn
A
son
22
Q
barnebarn (et)
A
grandchild(ren)
23
Q
søskenbarn (et)
A
cousin(s)
24
Q
fetter
A
male cousin
25
kusine
female cousin
26
tante
aunt
27
onkel
uncle
28
nevø
nephew
29
niese
niece
30
mann
husband
31
kone
wife
32
svigerforelder (en)
parent-in-law
33
svigermor
mother-in-law
34
svigerfar
father-in-law
35
svigersønn
son-in-law
36
svigerdatter
daughter-in-law
37
svoger
brother-in-law
38
svigerinne
sister-in-law
39
mandag
Monday
40
tirsdag
Tuesday
41
onsdag
Wednesday
42
torsdag
Thursday
43
fredag
Friday
44
lørdag
Saturday
45
søndag
Sunday
46
vinter
Winter
47
vår
Spring
48
sommer
Summer
49
høst
Autumn
50
januar
January
51
februar
February
52
mars
March
53
april
April
54
mai
May
55
juni
June
56
juli
July
57
august
August
58
september
September
59
oktober
October
60
november
November
61
desember
December
62
Hva betyr det?
What does it mean?
63
Nå forstår jeg!
Now I understand!
64
Hva heter ‘fiancé’ på norsk?
What’s the Norwegian for ‘fiancé’?
65
Hva heter Toves forlovede?
What's the name of Tove’s fiancé?
66
Hva mener du?
What do you mean?
67
Det er veldig vanskelig å huske alt.
It is very difficult to remember everything.
68
Åse og Martine er kusiner.
Åse and Martine are cousins.
69
Foreldrene mine kommer.
My parents are coming.
70
Min søster heter Astrid.
My sister’s name is Astrid.
71
Farfar Arthur kommer med kona si.
My grandfather is coming with his wife.
72
Mammas søster heter Sigrid.
My aunt’s name is Sigrid. (lit. Mom’s sister’s name is Sigrid.)
73
Det blir koselig.
It’s going to be cosy.
74
Broren hans heter Ciarán.
His brother’s name is Ciarán.
75
Søstera hans heter Siobhán.
His sister’s name is Siobhán.
76
å sie
to say
77
forskjell
difference
78
mellom
between
79
right
riktig
80
forlovede
fiancé
81
kjæreste
boyfriend or girlfriend
82
forvirret
puzzled
83
her / hit
here (stationary / in motion)
84
der / dit
there (stationary / in motion)
85
enebarn
only child
86
stor
big
87
samboer
partner
88
gift
married
89
familie
family
90
min / mi / mitt / mine
my (sing m / sing f / sing n / plur)
91
din / di / ditt / dine
your(s) (sing) (sing m /sing f / sing n / plur)
92
sin / si / sitt / sine
his, hers, its own (sing m / sing f / sing n / plur)
93
hans / hennes / dets / deres
his / hers / its / their(s)
94
vår / vår / vårt / våre
our(s) (sing m / sing f / sing n / plur)
95
deres / deres / deres / deres
your(s) (plur) (sing m /sing f / sing n / plur)
96
sin / si / sitt / sine
their own (sing m /sing f / sing n / plur)
97
deres / deres / deres / deres
their(s) (sing m / sing f / sing n / plur)
98
twillingsøster
twin sister
99
å savne
to miss
100
hverandre
each other
101
på besøk
on visit, visiting
102
parent
forelder (en)
103
mom
mamma
104
dad
pappa
105
mother
mor
106
father
far
107
grandparent
besteforelder (en)
108
grandmother
bestemor
109
grandfather
bestefar
110
grandmother (mother’s mother)
mormor
111
grandfather (mother’s father)
morfar
112
grandmother (father’s mother)
farmor
113
grandfather (father’s father)
farfar
114
great-grandparent
oldeforelder (en)
115
great-grandmother
oldemor
116
great-grandfather
oldefar
117
sibling
søsken (et)
118
sister
søster
119
brother
bror
120
child
barn (et)
121
daughter
datter
122
son
sønn
123
grandchild(ren)
barnebarn (et)
124
cousin(s)
søskenbarn (et)
125
male cousin
fetter
126
female cousin
kusine
127
aunt
tante
128
uncle
onkel
129
nephew
nevø
130
niece
niese
131
husband
mann
132
wife
kone
133
parent-in-law
svigerforelder (en)
134
mother-in-law
svigermor
135
father-in-law
svigerfar
136
son-in-law
svigersønn
137
daughter-in-law
svigerdatter
138
brother-in-law
svoger
139
sister-in-law
svigerinne
140
Monday
mandag
141
Tuesday
tirsdag
142
Wednesday
onsdag
143
Thursday
torsdag
144
Friday
fredag
145
Saturday
lørdag
146
Sunday
søndag
147
Winter
vinter
148
Spring
vår
149
Summer
sommer
150
Autumn
høst
151
January
januar
152
February
februar
153
March
mars
154
April
april
155
May
mai
156
June
juni
157
July
juli
158
August
august
159
September
september
160
October
oktober
161
November
november
162
December
desember
163
What does it mean?
Hva betyr det?
164
Now I understand!
Nå forstår jeg!
165
What’s the Norwegian for ‘fiancé’?
Hva heter ‘fiancé’ på norsk?
166
What's the name of Tove’s fiancé?
Hva heter Toves forlovede?
167
What do you mean?
Hva mener du?
168
It is very difficult to remember everything.
Det er veldig vanskelig å huske alt.
169
Åse and Martine are cousins.
Åse og Martine er kusiner.
170
My parents are coming.
Foreldrene mine kommer.
171
My sister’s name is Astrid.
Min søster heter Astrid.
172
My grandfather is coming with his wife.
Farfar Arthur kommer med kona si.
173
My aunt’s name is Sigrid. (lit. Mom’s sister’s name is Sigrid.)
Mammas søster heter Sigrid.
174
It’s going to be cosy.
Det blir koselig.
175
His brother’s name is Ciarán.
Broren hans heter Ciarán.
176
His sister’s name is Siobhán.
Søstera hans heter Siobhán.
177
to say
å sie
178
difference
forskjell
179
between
mellom
180
riktig
right
181
fiancé
forlovede
182
boyfriend or girlfriend
kjæreste
183
puzzled
forvirret
184
here (stationary / in motion)
her / hit
185
there (stationary / in motion)
der / dit
186
only child
enebarn
187
big
stor
188
partner
samboer
189
married
gift
190
family
familie
191
my (sing m / sing f / sing n / plur)
min / mi / mitt / mine
192
your(s) (sing) (sing m / sing f / sing n / plur)
din / di / ditt / dine
193
his, hers, its own (sing m / sing f / sing n / plur)
sin / si / sitt / sine
194
his / hers / its / their(s)
hans / hennes / dets / deres
195
our(s) (sing m / sing f / sing n / plur)
vår / vår / vårt / våre
196
your(s) (plur) (sing m / sing f / sing n / plur)
deres / deres / deres / deres
197
their own (sing m / sing f / sing n / plur)
sin / si / sitt / sine
198
their(s) (sing m / sing f / sing n / plur)
deres / deres / deres / deres
199
twin sister
twillingsøster
200
to miss
å savne
201
each other
hverandre
202
on visit, visiting
på besøk
