Was heißt »Nor­we­ge­rin« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Die Norwegerin Marit Bjørgen gewann den 15-km-Skiathlon der Frauen.

Norway's Marit Bjørgen won the 15km women's skiathlon.

Toms Frau ist Norwegerin.

Tom's wife is Norwegian.

Männliche Wortform

Nor­we­ger:

Norwegian

Englische Beispielsätze

• I've got no one who I can practise Norwegian with.

• I have no one with whom I can practise Norwegian.

• I have no one with whom to practise Norwegian.

• I have no one to practise Norwegian with.

• I've got no one to practise Norwegian with.

• I don't have anyone with whom I can practise Norwegian.

• I don't have anyone with whom to practise Norwegian.

• I don't have anyone to practise Norwegian with.

• I haven't got anyone to practise Norwegian with.

• German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish and Dutch are Germanic languages.

• Maria is teaching me Norwegian.

• In Norwegian, 'd' and 't' at the end of a word are generally silent.

• I am learning Norwegian.

• Do you speak Norwegian?

• I'm learning Norwegian.

• German, Dutch, Norwegian and English are Germanic languages.

• Maria teaches me Norwegian.

• I find it fascinating to compare Faroese and Norwegian.

• I love the Norwegian winter.

• I love the Norwegian language!

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Eu­ro­pä­e­rin:

European