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30 Nov 2017
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Hi guys! Could you help me? I'm very new in Norsk Universe. What's the difference between:
- "Bror" versus "Broren"?
- "Far" versus "Faren"?
Thanks!
Hi guys! Could you help me? I'm very new in Norsk Universe. What's the difference between:
- "Bror" versus "Broren"?
- "Far" versus "Faren"?
Thanks!
- "Bror" versus "Broren"?
- "Far" versus "Faren"?
Thanks!
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- Norwegian (bokmal)
the "en" ending is the masculine ending for a definite noun.
bror - brother
broren - the brother
far - father
faren - the father
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