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Vocabulary Lists ▶ Top 10 Sentence Patterns for Beginners

Top 10 Sentence Patterns for Beginners

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Norwegian: Topp 10 setningsmønstre for nybegynnere
English: Top 10 Sentence Patterns for Beginners
In this lesson, you will learn the Top 10 Norwegian Sentence Patterns for Beginners. Even though you may already know some Norwegian vocabulary, perhaps you’re finding it difficult to string together coherent sentences. This lesson will break down the key components of 10 basic Norwegian sentence patterns, while also giving you an example of each one. Take your Norwegian to the next level by formulating clear, well-organized Norwegian sentences!

P.S. Be sure to click on the links below to take relevant lessons to learn even more about each sentence pattern!
Hvor er [A (noun)]
Hvor er [A (noun)]
■ Target Pattern

- Entry: Hvor er [A (noun)]
- English: Where is [A (noun)]

■ Example

- Entry: Hvor er toalettet?
- English: Where is the toilet?
Jeg skal på/til/i [A (noun)]
Jeg skal på/til/i [A (noun)]
■ Target Pattern

- Entry: Jeg skal på/til/i [A (noun)]
- English: I am going to [A (noun)]

■ Example

- Entry: Jeg skal på stranda.
- English: I am going to the beach.
Liker du [A (noun, verb inf)]?
Liker du [A (noun, verb inf)]?
■ Target Pattern

- Entry: Liker du [A (noun, verb inf)]?
- English: Do you like [A (noun, verb inf)]

■ Example

- Entry: Liker du ost?
- English: Do you like cheese?
Har du lyst til [A (verb inf)]?
Har du lyst til [A (verb inf)]?
■ Target Pattern

- Entry: Har du lyst til [A (verb inf)]?
- English: Would you like [A (verb inf)]

■ Example

- Entry: Har du lyst til å komme?
- English: Would you like to come?
Hvor mye koster [A (noun)]?
Hvor mye koster [A (noun)]?
■ Target Pattern

- Entry: Hvor mye koster [A (noun)]?
- English: How much is [A (noun)]?

■ Example

- Entry: Hvor mye koster genseren?
- English: How much is the sweater?
Hvor kan jeg finne [A (noun)]?
Hvor kan jeg finne [A (noun)]?
■ Target Pattern

- Entry: Hvor kan jeg finne [A (noun)]?
- English: Where can I find [A (noun)]?

■ Example

- Entry: Hvor kan jeg finne en minibank?
- English: Where can I find an ATM?
Hvordan sier man [A (noun, verb, adjective)] på norsk?
Hvordan sier man [A (noun, verb, adjective)] på norsk?
■ Target Pattern

- Entry: Hvordan sier man [A (noun, verb, adjective)] på norsk?
- English: How do you say [A (noun, verb, adjective)] in Norwegian?

■ Example

- Entry: Hvordan sier man "fish" på norsk?
- English: How do you say "fish" in Norwegian?
Har du [A (noun)]?
Har du [A (noun)]?
■ Target Pattern

- Entry: Har du [A (noun)]?
- English: Do you have [A (noun)]?

■ Example

- Entry: Har du en penn?
- English: Do you have a pen?
[A (pronoun)] er [B (adjective)].
[A (pronoun)] er [B (adjective)].
■ Target Pattern

- Entry: [A (pronoun)] er [B (adjective)].
- English: [A (pronoun)] is [B (adjective)].

■ Example

- Entry: Hun er snill.
- English: She is nice.
Jeg vil ha [A (noun)].
Jeg vil ha [A (noun)].
■ Target Pattern

- Entry: Jeg vil ha [A (noun)].
- English: I want [A (noun)].

■ Example

- Entry: Jeg vil ha en appelsin.
- English: I want an orange.
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Can you make sample sentences using these patterns?