Whilst inside a Norwegian speaking country and you need to purchase a refreshment at a bar or a store. It is good to be familiar with quite a few Norwegian terms to buy beverages. Learn More
Thirsty in Norway or maybe in a nation where they talk the Norwegian language? We now have listed useful Norwegian keyword phrases to order refreshments in Norwegian language.
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Do you serve alcohol? | Serverer dere alkohol? (...) |
Is there table service? | Kommer dere til bordene? (...) |
A beer/two beers, please. | Kan jeg få en/to øl? (...) |
A glass of red/white wine, please. | Kan jeg få et/to glass rødvin/hvitvin? (...) |
A pint, please. | Kan jeg få en halvliter? (hall-i-ter) |
In a bottle, please. | Kan jeg få det på flaske? (...) |
_____ (hard liquor) and _____ (mixer), please. | Kan jeg få _____ og _____? (...) |
whiskey | whiskey (...) |
vodka | vodka (...) |
rum | rom (romm) |
water | vann (...) |
club soda | club soda (...) |
tonic water | tonic (...) |
orange juice | appelsin juice (app-el-sin jus) |
Coke (soda) | Cola (brus) (...) |
Do you have any bar snacks? | Har du noe barsnacks? (...) |
One more, please. | Kan jeg få en til?. (...) |
Another round, please. | En runde til! (...) |
When is closing time? | Når stenger dere? (...) |
Help, my hovercraft has been hijacked by angry dwarfs! Can I sleep at your place? | Hjelp, mitt luftputefartøy har blitt kapret av sinte dverger! Kan jeg få sove hos deg? (...) |
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