Norwegian

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a book
en bok
Book (bok) is a feminine noun (but we use en bok in Bokmål).
a car
en bil
Car (bil) is a masculine noun.
a cat
en katt
Cat (katt) is a masculine noun.
a child
et barn
Child (barn) is a neuter noun.
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 house
et hus
House (hus) is a neuter noun.
a man
en mann
Man (mann) is a masculine noun.
a table
et bord
Table (bord) is a neuter noun.
a woman
en kvinne
Woman (kvinne) is a feminine noun (commonly en kvinne in Bokmål).
He
han
I
jeg
it
det
She
hun
The book
boken
The car
bilen
The cat
katten
The child
barnet
The dog
hunden
The friend
vennen
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 house
huset
The man
mannen
The table
bordet
The woman
kvinnen
They
de
To be
å være
To do
å gjøre
To drink
å drikke
To eat
å spise
To go
å gå
To have
å ha
To learn
å lære
To live
å bo
To say
å si
To write
å skrive
We
vi
You
du
You (all)
dere