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9.1 Yes (ja -jo)
9.1 Yes (ja -jo)
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When your answer to a question like the following is positive, you use ja.
Liker du kaffe? Do you like coffee? |
Ja, jeg liker kaffe. Yes, I do like coffee. |
If the question contains a negation, we use jo instead of ja.
Liker du ikke kaffe? Don't you like coffee? |
Jo, jeg liker kaffe. Yes, I do like coffee. |
9.2 Working at NTNU
9.2 Working at NTNU
Å jobbe ved NTNU
et dokument | a document |
en e-post | an e-mail |
ei fil | a file |
et vedlegg | an attachment |
et auditorium | an auditorium |
en datasal/pc-lab | a computer lab |
ei kantine | a cafeteria, canteen |
et kontor | an office |
et laboratorium | a laboratory |
et institutt | a department |
et bibliotek | a library |
et fakultet | a faculty |
et studium | a study/studies |
en grad (en bachelorgrad, en mastergrad, en doktorgrad) |
a degree |
en dekanus | a dean/head of faculty |
en instituttleder | a head of department |
en kollega | a colleague |
en konsulent | a consultant |
en kontorsjef | a head of administration |
en rektor | a head master |
en student | a student |
en sekretær | a secretary |
en veileder | a supervisor |
en disputas | a presentation of a thesis |
et fag | a subject |
en forelesning | a lecture |
et foredrag | a lecture/speech |
et innlegg | an oral or written contribution |
en artikkel | an article |
en konferanse | a conference |
et møte | a meeting |
et seminar | a seminar |
en workshop | a workshop |
9.3 Adverbs from adjective
9.3 Adverbs from adjective
Adverb fra adjektiv
Adverbs describing an action often take a form equal to the neuter form of the adjective. These forms can be compared with the –ly forms in English (nicely, loudly, peacefully etc.)
Adjective | Adverb |
Han er pen. He is handsome. |
Han smiler pent. He smiles nicely. |
Hun er høy. She is tall. |
Hun snakker høyt. She speaks loudly. |
9.4 The universities of Norway
9.4 The universities of Norway
Universitetene i Norge
(2015)
Norge har åtte universiteter. Universitetene ligger i Trondheim, Oslo, Bergen, Tromsø, Bodø, Stavanger, Ås og Agder.
Universitetet i Oslo er det største og eldste universitetet. Det ble grunnlagt i 1811.
Universitetet i Trondheim heter Norges teknisk-naturvitenskapelige universitet (NTNU). Det er det nest største universitetet i Norge. NTNU har cirka 23 000 studenter og 5 000 ansatte. 3 000 av disse jobber innen undervisning og forskning. Det er sju fakulteter og 49 forskjellige institutter ved NTNU.
En bachelorgrad tar tre år, og en mastergrad tar to år. Etter mastergraden kan man ta en doktorgrad (ph.d.). Det tar tre år.
Les mer om NTNU: www.ntnu.no/fakulteter
Norway has 8 universities. The universities are located in Trondheim, Oslo, Bergen, Tromsø, Bodø, Stavanger, Ås and Agder.
The university in Oslo is the biggest and oldest university. It was founded in 1811.
The university in Trondheim is called The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). It is the second largest university in Norway. NTNU has around 23 000 students and 5 000 employees. 3 000 of them work within teaching and research. There are seven faculties and 49 different departments at NTNU.
A bachelor degree takes three years, and a master's degree takes two years. After the master's, one can take a ph.d. That takes three years.
To read more about NTNU: www.ntnu.edu/faculties