Topic:Norwegian
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Norsk
[Norwegian]
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[edit] Velkommen til Norge [Welcome to Norway]
This entry has been designed to take account of your practical needs. Unnecessary linguistic infromation has been avoided. The dictionary is listed in alphabetical order, regardless of whether the entry is printed in a single word or in two or more seperate words. As the only exception to this rule, a few idiomatic expressions are listed alphabetically as main entries by the most significant word of the expression. When an entry is followed by sub-entries, such as expressions and locutions, these are also listed in alphabetical order1.
1Note that the Norwegian alphabet comprises 29 letters; æ, ø and å are considered independent characters and come after z, in that order.
[edit] Konsonanter [Consonants]
g always hard, as in go kh quite like h in huge, but with the tongue raised a little higher r rolled in the front of the mouth, except in south-western Norway, where it's pronounced in the back of the mouth s always hard, as in so
The consonants d, l, n, s, t, if preceded by r, are generally pronounced with the tip of the tongue turned up well behind the upper front teeth. The r then ceases to be pronounced.
[edit] Vokal og Difteri [Vowels and Diphthongs]
[edit] Toner [Tones]
[edit] Alfabet [Alphabet]
[edit] Tallord [Numerals]
[edit] Tid [Time]
[edit] Uttrykk [Phrases]
[edit] Forkortelser [Abbreviations]
[edit] Omregningstabellar [Converstion Tables]
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