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Norwegian Grammar Adjectives

An adjective is a word that describes a noun. Examples of adjectives in Norwegian include "snille" which describes "elever", "gode" describing "karakterer", and "vakker" describing "fugl". Adjectives can be positive, comparative, or superlative depending on what they describe such as "nice", "nicer", and "nicest" respectively or "thin", "thinner", and "thinnest". Some adjectives are conjugated differently in Norwegian and English.

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Norwegian Grammar Adjectives

An adjective is a word that describes a noun. Examples of adjectives in Norwegian include "snille" which describes "elever", "gode" describing "karakterer", and "vakker" describing "fugl". Adjectives can be positive, comparative, or superlative depending on what they describe such as "nice", "nicer", and "nicest" respectively or "thin", "thinner", and "thinnest". Some adjectives are conjugated differently in Norwegian and English.

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An adjective is a word that describe the noun.

Examples:
Snille elever Gode karakterer Vakker fugl Snille deg!

Translation Box!
Adjective = Adjektiv Describe = Beskrive Positive = Positiv Comparative = Komperativ Superlative = Superlativ

-Positive Comparative Superlative


-Nice Nicer Nicest -Thin Thinner Thinnest -Dangerous More Dangerous Most Dangerous*
*Some adjetives are of course bended differently in Norwegian and English.

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