Signification
Temporary parting.
Contexte culturel
Norwegians value efficiency in social interactions. This phrase is perfect because it is polite but quick. Similar patterns exist in Sweden ('Hej då') and Denmark ('Hej hej'), but the Norwegian version is distinct. In Norwegian offices, this is the standard way to end a day without being overly formal. It is often used in text messages to signal that the conversation is paused but not finished.
The Silent T
Remember that the 't' in 'det' is always silent in Norwegian. It sounds like 'de'.
The 'r' sound
The 'r' in 'bra' is a tap or trill. Practice making it crisp.
Signification
Temporary parting.
The Silent T
Remember that the 't' in 'det' is always silent in Norwegian. It sounds like 'de'.
The 'r' sound
The 'r' in 'bra' is a tap or trill. Practice making it crisp.
Keep it simple
Norwegians appreciate directness. You don't need to add extra words.
Teste-toi
Fill in the missing part of the phrase.
Ha det bra ____ ____.
The phrase is 'Ha det bra så lenge'.
Which situation is appropriate for 'Ha det bra så lenge'?
When you are leaving a friend you will see tomorrow.
It is perfect for temporary departures.
Match the Norwegian phrase to its English equivalent.
Ha det bra så lenge
It means goodbye for now.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Jeg må gå. B: ____.
It is the most natural response to a departure.
🎉 Score : /4
Aides visuelles
Banque d exercices
4 exercicesHa det bra ____ ____.
The phrase is 'Ha det bra så lenge'.
When you are leaving a friend you will see tomorrow.
It is perfect for temporary departures.
Associez chaque element a gauche avec son pair a droite :
It means goodbye for now.
A: Jeg må gå. B: ____.
It is the most natural response to a departure.
🎉 Score : /4
Questions fréquentes
12 questionsNo, it's very common. 'Ha det bra så lenge' is just a bit warmer.
Yes, it's a great way to sign off a casual email.
No, it's the same for one person or a group.
Then don't use 'så lenge'. Use 'Ha det' or 'Adjø'.
Yes, it's standard across all dialects.
Yes, it's even more casual.
It's neutral. Not formal, not slang.
Like 'leng-uh'. The 'g' is not a hard 'g'.
Yes, if you have a friendly relationship.
No, it's a well-wish.
Getting the rhythm right.
No, it's gender-neutral.
Expressions liées
Ha det
similarGoodbye
Vi ses
similarSee you
Snakkes
similarTalk later
Ha en fin dag
similarHave a nice day
