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Norwegian Terms to Know

Key vocabulary for understanding Norwegian culture and daily life.

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Common Terms

Allemannsretten - The right to roam public and private land
BankID - Digital identification system
Brunost - Brown cheese
Dugnad - Community volunteer work
Hytte - Cabin
Janteloven - The Law of Jante
Koselig - Cozy atmosphere
Matpakke - Packed lunch
Nachspiel - After-party

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