Norwegian has much in common with the languages ​​of neighboring countries, which allows Danes, Swedes and Norwegians to understand each other without much difficulty. Which, strangely enough, arise only from the Norwegians themselves - because of the significant differences between the dialects of the language. For Russian-speaking tourists this language is a dark jungle, so without a phrase book (if you want to win the heart of every local resident) you can not do. It is worthwhile to learn at least some of these expressions:

• Hello, hello - Hallou, hey
• Good morning - Gu Morn
• Good afternoon - Gu Dagh
• Many thanks! "Takk the rock duy!" / Tyusen so!
• Please (reply to gratitude) - Weh shu gu
• Excuse me, sorry - Unnschild / blogger

To tell the Norwegian housewives, familiar to the Viking portions, to say to them, "Jaayr ar skruubsuyulten" (I'm hungry as a wolf). And better - print out the page of our Russian-Norwegian phrase book and take it with you.