Norwegian - Vocabulary

Question	Answer
The child	barnet
The car	bilen
The book	boken
The table	bordet
They	de
You (all)	dere
it	det
You	du
a car	en bil Car (bil) is a masculine noun.
a book	en bok Book (bok) is a feminine noun (but we use en bok in Bokmål).
a dog	en hund Dog (hund) is a masculine noun.
a girl	en jenta Girl (jente) is a feminine noun (but en jente is common in Bokmål).
a cat	en katt Cat (katt) is a masculine noun.
a woman	en kvinne Woman (kvinne) is a feminine noun (commonly en kvinne in Bokmål).
a man	en mann Man (mann) is a masculine noun.
a child	et barn Child (barn) is a neuter noun.
a table	et bord Table (bord) is a neuter noun.
a house	et hus House (hus) is a neuter noun.
He	han
She	hun
The dog	hunden
The house	huset
I	jeg
The girl	jenta In Bokmål, you can technically use "en jente" (common gender) or "ei jente" (feminine), and both are correct. But when it comes to the definite form, it always becomes jenta.
The cat	katten
The woman	kvinnen
The man	mannen
The friend	vennen
We	vi
To live	å bo
To drink	å drikke
To do	å gjøre
To go	å gå
To have	å ha
To learn	å lære
To say	å si
To write	å skrive
To eat	å spise
To be	å være