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A1 noun 9 min de lecture

lampe

Exemples Notes et astuces lampe en 30 secondes
Explication lampe in your Level:
At the A1 level, 'lampe' is introduced as a basic noun referring to an object that gives light. Learners will encounter it in simple sentences about household items and everyday objects. The focus is on recognizing the word and understanding its primary meaning: a device for producing light. Examples will likely be straightforward, such as 'Jeg har en lampe' (I have a lamp) or 'Lampen lyser' (The lamp is shining). The word is phonetically similar to its English counterpart, aiding memorization. Understanding its common gender ('en lampe') and basic plural form ('lamper') is also part of the A1 learning objective.
For A2 learners, 'lampe' continues to be a frequently used word. Sentences might become slightly more complex, involving descriptions of lamps or their placement. For instance, 'Den store lampen står ved siden av sofaen' (The big lamp stands next to the sofa). Learners will also start differentiating between 'en lampe' (a lamp) and 'lampen' (the lamp), understanding the use of definite articles. They might also be introduced to compound words like 'taklampe' (ceiling lamp) or 'skrivebordslampe' (desk lamp), expanding their vocabulary related to different types of lamps.
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At the B1 level, 'lampe' can be used in more nuanced contexts. Learners might discuss lighting preferences, the functionality of different lamps for specific tasks (e.g., reading, working), or the aesthetic contribution of lamps to a room's decor. Sentences could involve more complex clauses or conditional statements. For example, 'Hvis du vil lese, trenger du en god leselampe' (If you want to read, you need a good reading lamp). The distinction between 'lampe' (the fixture) and 'lys' (light, bulb) becomes more important.
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B2 learners will use 'lampe' in a wider range of contexts, including discussions about interior design, energy efficiency of lighting, or even historical aspects of lighting. They will be comfortable using various grammatical structures, such as passive voice or relative clauses, in sentences involving 'lampe'. For example, 'Lampen som ble kjøpt i fjor, gir fortsatt godt lys' (The lamp that was bought last year still gives good light). They will also understand the cultural significance of lighting in Norwegian homes, especially during the long, dark winters.
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C1 learners will employ 'lampe' with sophisticated vocabulary and complex sentence structures. They might analyze the symbolism of light and lamps in literature or discuss the evolution of lighting technology. The word can be used in figurative language or idiomatic expressions if applicable. For instance, discussing the 'lampe' in a metaphorical sense, perhaps related to knowledge or enlightenment, though this is less common for the literal object itself.
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At the C2 level, 'lampe' is fully integrated into the learner's active vocabulary. They can use it with native-like fluency and precision in any context, including highly specialized or academic discussions. They will understand subtle connotations, historical usage, and potential regional variations if they exist. Their command of related vocabulary, such as 'belysning', 'lyskilde', and specific types of lamps, will be comprehensive.
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Exemples Notes et astuces

lampe en 30 secondes

  • A 'lampe' is a device that produces light.
  • It's used to illuminate rooms and create ambiance.
  • Common examples include table lamps and floor lamps.
  • The plural is 'lamper'.
A 'lampe' is a very common and essential object in everyday life. It's a device designed to create light, making it possible for us to see in the dark or in dimly lit spaces. Think of it as a light source. You'll find lamps in almost every room of a house, from the living room to the bedroom, kitchen, and even the bathroom. They come in various shapes and sizes: a tall floor lamp, a smaller table lamp, a desk lamp for working, or even a wall-mounted lamp. Beyond homes, lamps are crucial in offices, schools, restaurants, shops, and public spaces. Anytime you need to illuminate an area, you're likely using or thinking about a 'lampe'. It's a fundamental part of modern living, providing comfort, safety, and functionality. Without lamps, our evenings and nights would be very dark indeed. They are powered by electricity, usually by plugging into a wall socket, though some might be battery-operated or even run on other energy sources. The word itself is quite straightforward and is one of the first words learners encounter when discussing household items and furniture. It's a noun that refers to the physical object that emits light. Whether it's a reading lamp beside your favorite armchair, a decorative lamp adding ambiance to a room, or a practical lamp for task lighting, the core function remains the same: to provide illumination. The variety of lamps available reflects their importance in both practical and aesthetic aspects of our lives. They are designed to fit different needs and styles, from minimalist modern designs to more traditional and ornate pieces. Understanding the word 'lampe' opens up conversations about home decor, daily routines, and the basic necessities of any living space. It's a word you'll hear and use constantly once you start paying attention to your surroundings.
Examples of Use
You might see a 'lampe' on a bedside table, on a desk, or standing in a corner of the living room.
It's used to describe the object that provides light, whether it's for reading, working, or simply creating a cozy atmosphere.
In Norwegian households, 'lamper' are essential for navigating rooms after dark.

Jeg trenger en ny lampe til lesestolen min.

Using 'lampe' in a sentence is quite straightforward, as it functions as a common noun. You can talk about having a lamp, needing a lamp, buying a lamp, or describing a specific type of lamp. The sentence structure will typically involve the subject performing an action related to the lamp, or describing the lamp's state or location. For instance, you might say "Jeg har en lampe" (I have a lamp), indicating possession. If you need one, you'd say "Jeg trenger en lampe" (I need a lamp). When you're shopping, you might ask "Hvor kan jeg kjøpe en lampe?" (Where can I buy a lamp?). Describing its location is also common: "Lampen står på bordet" (The lamp is on the table). You can also specify the type of lamp, like "en skrivebordslampe" (a desk lamp) or "en taklampe" (a ceiling lamp). The verb used will often be related to its state or placement: 'er' (is), 'står' (stands), 'henger' (hangs), 'lyser' (shines). Remember that Norwegian nouns have grammatical genders, but 'lampe' is typically treated as common gender (en-word), so you'll use 'en lampe' (a lamp) and 'lampen' (the lamp). When talking about multiple lamps, the plural form is 'lamper'. So, "Jeg har mange lamper" means "I have many lamps." You can also use it in more complex sentences, for example, when describing a room: "Stuen har en stor gulvlampe og to små bordlamper." (The living room has a large floor lamp and two small table lamps.) The context will usually make it clear whether you're referring to a specific lamp ('lampen') or a general one ('en lampe'). Learning to integrate 'lampe' into various sentence structures will significantly improve your ability to describe your environment and needs in Norwegian. Practice forming simple declarative sentences, questions, and descriptive phrases using this word.
Sentence Examples
Den nye lampen gir godt lys.
Kan du slå på lampen?
Vi kjøpte en fin lampe i går.

Hvor er lampen?

You'll hear the word 'lampe' in a multitude of everyday situations in Norway. Imagine walking into someone's home for the first time; a common topic of conversation might be the interior design, and someone might point to a fixture and say, "Den lampen er veldig fin" (That lamp is very nice). If you're visiting a store that sells home goods, like IKEA or a local furniture shop, the salespeople will use 'lampe' frequently when describing their products. You might hear, "Vi har mange forskjellige typer lamper" (We have many different types of lamps) or "Denne lampen er populær" (This lamp is popular). In educational settings, a teacher might ask a student to turn on a 'lampe' for better visibility, especially during darker months: "Vennligst skru på lampen, det er litt mørkt her." (Please turn on the lamp, it's a bit dark here.) When discussing renovations or decorating, people often talk about replacing or adding lamps. "Vi må bytte ut den gamle lampen i gangen." (We need to replace the old lamp in the hallway.) In a more casual setting, like a café or restaurant, you might comment on the lighting: "Jeg liker denne lampen, den gir en koselig stemning." (I like this lamp, it gives a cozy atmosphere.) Even in a workplace, when setting up a desk, someone might ask, "Trenger du en skrivebordslampe?" (Do you need a desk lamp?). The word is so ubiquitous that it seamlessly integrates into conversations about comfort, functionality, and aesthetics in any environment where light is a factor. It's a word that connects to our basic needs for visibility and ambiance, making it a frequent guest in spoken Norwegian.
Common Scenarios
Shopping for home furnishings: "Se på denne flotte lampen!" (Look at this great lamp!)
Describing a room: "Det er en stor lampe i hjørnet." (There is a large lamp in the corner.)
Asking for or offering help with lighting: "Kan du hjelpe meg med å finne en lampe?" (Can you help me find a lamp?)

Hvilken lampe skal vi velge?

While 'lampe' is a relatively simple word, learners might occasionally stumble. One potential pitfall is with the article and gender. 'Lampe' is an 'en' word, so it's 'en lampe' (a lamp) and 'lampen' (the lamp). Confusing it with 'et' words is unlikely for 'lampe' itself, but it's good practice to be mindful of noun genders in Norwegian. Another common area for error, especially for beginners, is with the plural form. The plural of 'lampe' is 'lamper'. So, saying "Jeg har to lampe" would be incorrect; it should be "Jeg har to lamper." Sometimes, learners might overgeneralize plural endings, but for 'lampe', it's a simple addition of '-r'. Pronunciation can also be a minor hurdle. The 'a' sound is generally open, similar to the 'a' in 'father', and the 'e' at the end is a schwa sound, like the 'a' in 'sofa'. Ensure you don't pronounce the final 'e' too strongly. A more subtle mistake could be using 'lampe' when a more specific term is appropriate, though this is less common at the A1 level. For example, if you're specifically talking about a light bulb, you would use 'lyspære', not 'lampe'. However, 'lampe' is the overarching term for the entire fixture. Finally, while not a mistake with the word itself, learners might forget to use the definite form ('lampen') when referring to a specific lamp that has already been mentioned or is understood from context, opting for the indefinite ('en lampe') instead. Always consider if you're talking about 'a lamp' in general or 'the lamp' in question.
Common Errors
Incorrect plural: Saying "to lampe" instead of "to lamper".
Misusing articles: Using 'et' instead of 'en' (though less common for this specific word).
Pronunciation: Over-emphasizing the final 'e' sound.

Feil: Jeg har en lampe. Riktig: Jeg har en lampe.

While 'lampe' is the general term for a device that produces light, Norwegian has other words that might be used in specific contexts or refer to related items. The most direct alternative, or rather a related term, is 'lys' which means 'light' in a broader sense, or can also refer to a candle or a specific light source like a light bulb. For example, "Slipp inn litt lys" means "Let in some light." If you're talking about the bulb inside the lamp, you would use 'lyspære'. So, a 'lampe' contains a 'lyspære'. When referring to a light that hangs from the ceiling, you might hear 'taklampe' (ceiling lamp), which is a compound word but still uses 'lampe' as its base. Similarly, 'gulvlampe' is a floor lamp, and 'bordlampe' is a table lamp. These are specific types of 'lamper'. In older contexts or for decorative purposes, 'stearinlys' (candle) might be used, but this is not an electric 'lampe'. The word 'belysning' refers to 'lighting' in general, encompassing all light sources in an area, including lamps, natural light, etc. So, if you're discussing the overall illumination of a room, you might talk about 'belysningen' rather than individual 'lamper'. At the A1 level, 'lampe' is the primary word to focus on for the object that provides artificial light. The distinctions with 'lys' and 'lyspære' are important to grasp as you progress. 'Lys' is the abstract concept or the source (like a bulb), while 'lampe' is the fixture that houses the light source.
Comparisons
Lampe: The fixture that produces light (e.g., a table lamp, floor lamp).
Lys: Light itself, or a specific light source like a bulb or candle. Can be singular or plural. (e.g., "Trenger mer lys." - Need more light. "Et stearinlys." - A candle.)
Lyspære: Light bulb. The part inside the lamp that glows.
Belysning: Lighting (general term for illumination in an area).

Denne lampen har en god lyspære.

How Formal Is It?

Le savais-tu ?

The word 'lamp' and its cognates across many European languages all trace back to the same ancient Greek root, highlighting the universal human need for light and the long history of artificial illumination.

Guide de prononciation

UK /ˈlɑmpə/
US /ˈlɑmpə/
The stress is on the first syllable: LAM-pe.
Rime avec
rampe krampe dampe gamle samle
Erreurs fréquentes
  • Pronouncing the final 'e' too strongly.
  • Using an English 'a' sound instead of the Norwegian open 'a'.

Niveau de difficulté

Lecture 1/5

At A1 level, 'lampe' is easily recognizable in texts due to its similarity to English and its frequent use in basic descriptions of homes and objects.

Écriture 1/5

Easy to write correctly due to its straightforward spelling and common usage in simple sentences.

Expression orale 1/5

Easy to pronounce and use in basic conversational contexts.

Écoute 1/5

Easily identifiable when spoken due to its clear pronunciation and similarity to English.

Quoi apprendre ensuite

Prérequis

en har er lys

Apprends ensuite

taklampe gulvlampe bordlampe lys lyspære

Avancé

belysning lysstyrke armatur glødepære LED

Grammaire à connaître

Definite and Indefinite Forms

I use 'en lampe' (a lamp) when introducing it, and 'lampen' (the lamp) when referring back to it.

Plural Formation

The plural of 'lampe' is 'lamper'. So, 'to lamper' means 'two lamps'.

Compound Nouns

'Taklampe' is formed by combining 'tak' (roof/ceiling) and 'lampe' (lamp).

Prepositional Phrases for Location

'Lampen står på bordet' (The lamp stands on the table) uses the preposition 'på' (on).

Modal Verbs with Lamps

'Kan du slå på lampen?' (Can you turn on the lamp?) uses the modal verb 'kan' (can).

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Exemples par niveau

1

Jeg har en lampe.

I have a lamp.

Simple possession using 'har' (have).

2

Lampen er ny.

The lamp is new.

Definite form 'lampen' + adjective 'ny'.

3

Vil du ha en lampe?

Do you want a lamp?

Question using 'vil du ha' (do you want).

4

Lampen lyser.

The lamp is shining/lit.

Verb 'lyser' (shines/is lit) used with the definite noun.

5

Det er en lampe.

It is a lamp.

Indefinite form 'en lampe' introduced with 'Det er'.

6

Hvor er lampen?

Where is the lamp?

Question word 'Hvor' (where) + verb 'er' (is).

7

En lampe på bordet.

A lamp on the table.

Preposition 'på' (on) indicating location.

8

Trenger en lampe.

Need a lamp.

Implied subject, common in short phrases.

1

Vi trenger en ny lampe til stuen.

We need a new lamp for the living room.

Using 'til' (for) to indicate purpose/location.

2

Kan du slå på lampen?

Can you turn on the lamp?

Modal verb 'kan' (can) + verb phrase 'slå på' (turn on).

3

Denne lampen er veldig fin.

This lamp is very nice.

Demonstrative pronoun 'denne' (this) + adverb 'veldig' (very).

4

Jeg liker den gamle lampen.

I like the old lamp.

Using 'liker' (like) with the definite noun and adjective.

5

Hvor kjøpte du den lampen?

Where did you buy that lamp?

Past tense of 'kjøpe' (buy) + demonstrative pronoun 'den' (that).

6

Det er mange lamper her.

There are many lamps here.

Plural form 'lamper' + quantifier 'mange' (many).

7

Lampen på skrivebordet fungerer ikke.

The lamp on the desk is not working.

Compound noun 'skrivebordet' (the desk) + negation 'ikke' (not).

8

Skal vi kjøpe en ny lampe?

Shall we buy a new lamp?

Suggestive question using 'Skal vi' (Shall we).

1

Jeg trenger en leselampe for å kunne lese bedre om kvelden.

I need a reading lamp to be able to read better in the evening.

Using 'for å' (in order to) + infinitive 'kunne' (to be able to).

2

Denne taklampen gir et varmt og behagelig lys.

This ceiling lamp provides a warm and pleasant light.

Compound noun 'taklampe' + descriptive adjectives 'varmt' and 'behagelig'.

3

Uten en god lampe blir det vanskelig å jobbe sent.

Without a good lamp, it becomes difficult to work late.

Using 'uten' (without) + conditional structure.

4

Kan du justere lysstyrken på lampen?

Can you adjust the brightness of the lamp?

Noun 'lysstyrken' (the brightness) + possessive structure.

5

Vi vurderer å bytte ut alle de gamle lampene med energieffektive modeller.

We are considering replacing all the old lamps with energy-efficient models.

Verb 'vurderer' (are considering) + infinitive 'å bytte ut' (to replace).

6

Lampen har en innebygd dimmer som lar deg stille inn ønsket lysnivå.

The lamp has a built-in dimmer that lets you set the desired light level.

Relative clause starting with 'som' (that/which).

7

Valget av riktig lampe kan forbedre atmosfæren i et rom betraktelig.

Choosing the right lamp can considerably improve the atmosphere in a room.

Gerund-like structure 'Valget av' (The choice of) + adverb 'betraktelig' (considerably).

8

Hun satte en liten dekorativ lampe på hyllen for å skape stemning.

She placed a small decorative lamp on the shelf to create atmosphere.

Purpose clause using 'for å' + infinitive.

1

Den innovative designlampen har vunnet flere priser for sitt unike uttrykk.

The innovative designer lamp has won several awards for its unique expression.

Adjectives 'innovative' and 'unike' modifying 'designlampen'.

2

Når man velger belysning, er det viktig å ta hensyn til både funksjonalitet og estetikk, noe en god lampe bidrar til.

When choosing lighting, it is important to consider both functionality and aesthetics, which a good lamp contributes to.

Impersonal 'man' (one) + complex sentence structure with subordinate clauses.

3

Energiforbruket til eldre lamper kan være betydelig høyere enn for moderne LED-modeller.

The energy consumption of older lamps can be significantly higher than for modern LED models.

Comparison using 'høyere enn' (higher than) + noun phrase 'energiforbruket'.

4

Arkitekten spesifiserte en spesiell type lampe for å oppnå den ønskede lyseffekten i foajeen.

The architect specified a special type of lamp to achieve the desired lighting effect in the foyer.

Specific vocabulary like 'arkitekten' (the architect), 'spesifiserte' (specified), 'lyseffekten' (the lighting effect).

5

Det er en utbredt misforståelse at alle designerlamper er upraktiske for daglig bruk.

It is a widespread misconception that all designer lamps are impractical for daily use.

Abstract noun 'misforståelse' (misconception) + negation of adjective 'upraktiske'.

6

For å maksimere naturlig lys, plasserte vi en lampe ved siden av vinduet som kunne reflektere lyset.

To maximize natural light, we placed a lamp next to the window that could reflect the light.

Purpose clause 'For å maksimere' (To maximize) + relative clause.

7

Den historiske bygningen ble restaurert med lamper som etterlignet tidsepokens originale belysning.

The historical building was restored with lamps that mimicked the era's original lighting.

Passive voice 'ble restaurert' (was restored) + verb 'etterlignet' (mimicked).

8

En smart lampe kan programmeres til å slå seg av og på automatisk basert på tidspunkt eller bevegelse.

A smart lamp can be programmed to turn on and off automatically based on time or movement.

Passive voice 'kan programmeres' (can be programmed) + adverbial phrases.

1

Lampens lys speilet den melankolske stemningen som preget rommet.

The lamp's light mirrored the melancholic mood that characterized the room.

Figurative use of 'speilet' (mirrored) + abstract nouns.

2

I mange nordiske hjem fungerer lampen ikke bare som en lyskilde, men også som et sentralt designelement som definerer rommets identitet.

In many Nordic homes, the lamp functions not only as a light source but also as a central design element that defines the room's identity.

Complex sentence structure with 'ikke bare... men også' (not only... but also) + relative clause.

3

Den gradvise overgangen fra åpen ild til elektriske lamper markerte et paradigmeskifte i menneskets forhold til mørket.

The gradual transition from open fire to electric lamps marked a paradigm shift in humanity's relationship with darkness.

Abstract concepts 'paradigmeskifte' (paradigm shift) + historical context.

4

Filosofien bak en minimalistisk lampe er ofte å redusere formen til sitt essensielle, slik at funksjonen trer tydeligere frem.

The philosophy behind a minimalist lamp is often to reduce the form to its essential, so that the function becomes more apparent.

Abstract nouns 'filosofien', 'essensielle' + purpose clause starting with 'slik at'.

5

Kritikere hevder at visse high-end designerlamper primært er statussymboler snarere enn praktiske lyskilder.

Critics argue that certain high-end designer lamps are primarily status symbols rather than practical light sources.

Formal vocabulary 'kritikere', 'statussymboler', 'snarere enn'.

6

Den kunstige belysningen fra lampene i bybildet kan påvirke dyrelivet og fuglenes trekkruter.

The artificial lighting from the lamps in the cityscape can affect wildlife and bird migration routes.

Environmental context + complex noun phrases.

7

Hver eneste lampe i teateret ble nøye kalibrert for å skape den rette dramatiske effekten under forestillingen.

Every single lamp in the theater was meticulously calibrated to create the right dramatic effect during the performance.

Intensifier 'hver eneste' (every single) + past participle 'kalibrert'.

8

Man kan argumentere for at den stadige tilstedeværelsen av kunstig lys fra lamper har endret vår oppfatning av nattens mysterier.

One can argue that the constant presence of artificial light from lamps has changed our perception of the night's mysteries.

Verb 'argumentere for' (argue for) + abstract noun 'oppfatning' (perception).

1

Den arkitektoniske integrasjonen av lampen i selve bygningsstrukturen vitner om en dyptgående forståelse for samspillet mellom form og funksjon.

The architectural integration of the lamp into the very structure of the building testifies to a profound understanding of the interplay between form and function.

Highly specialized vocabulary 'arkitektoniske integrasjonen', 'samspillet', 'vitner om'.

2

Fremveksten av smartbelysning, der lampen blir en del av et digitalt økosystem, reiser nye spørsmål om personvern og datasikkerhet.

The emergence of smart lighting, where the lamp becomes part of a digital ecosystem, raises new questions about privacy and data security.

Abstract nouns 'fremveksten' (emergence), 'økosystem', 'personvern', 'datasikkerhet'.

3

I lys av den økende bevisstheten rundt miljøpåvirkning, blir valg av energieffektive lamper stadig viktigere for både forbrukere og produsenter.

In light of the increasing awareness surrounding environmental impact, the choice of energy-efficient lamps is becoming increasingly important for both consumers and manufacturers.

Formal idiom 'I lys av' (In light of) + complex noun phrases.

4

Den symboltunge lampen i kunstverket representerer opplysning, men også den iboende sårbarheten ved å eksponere seg selv for omverdenen.

The symbolically charged lamp in the artwork represents enlightenment, but also the inherent vulnerability of exposing oneself to the outside world.

Figurative language, abstract concepts 'symboltunge', 'opplysning', 'sårbarheten', 'iboende'.

5

Historikere studerer gamle inventarlister for å rekonstruere hvordan belysningen, inkludert ulike typer lamper, ble anvendt i middelalderens husholdninger.

Historians study old inventory lists to reconstruct how lighting, including various types of lamps, was used in medieval households.

Academic vocabulary 'historikere', 'inventarlister', 'rekonstruere', 'anvendt'.

6

Den teknologiske utviklingen innen lyskilder har ført til at begrepet 'lampe' i dag kan omfatte alt fra enkle glødepærer til sofistikerte, programmerbare lysarmaturer.

The technological development in light sources has led to the concept of 'lamp' today encompassing everything from simple incandescent bulbs to sophisticated, programmable light fixtures.

Complex sentence with 'har ført til at' (has led to that) + broad scope of meaning.

7

Kritikken mot moderne arkitektur retter seg ofte mot en overdreven bruk av glass og stål, som kan resultere i et kaldt lys hvis ikke lampene er valgt med omhu.

Criticism of modern architecture often targets an excessive use of glass and steel, which can result in a cold light if the lamps are not chosen with care.

Nuanced criticism, conditional clauses, adverbial phrases.

8

Samfunnsendringer har reflektert seg i hvordan vi designer og bruker belysning; fra den funksjonelle lampen på arbeidsplassen til den stemningsskapende lampen i privatlivet.

Societal changes have been reflected in how we design and use lighting; from the functional lamp in the workplace to the atmosphere-creating lamp in private life.

Abstract concepts 'samfunnsendringer' (societal changes), 'reflektert seg i' (been reflected in).

Collocations courantes

ha en lampe
trenger en lampe
kjøpe en lampe
slå på lampen
slå av lampen
god lampe
ny lampe
gammel lampe
fin lampe
lampe lyser

Phrases Courantes

Slå på lampen

— Turn on the lamp.

Det er mørkt her, kan du slå på lampen?

Slå av lampen

— Turn off the lamp.

Før du går, må du slå av lampen.

Hvor er lampen?

— Where is the lamp?

Jeg finner ikke lampen jeg leter etter.

Jeg trenger en lampe.

— I need a lamp.

Rommet mitt er for mørkt, jeg trenger en lampe.

En fin lampe

— A nice lamp

De kjøpte en fin lampe til stuen.

Den lampen

— That lamp / The lamp

Den lampen der borte er veldig pen.

En lampe på bordet

— A lamp on the table

Det står en lampe på bordet.

Hva slags lampe?

— What kind of lamp?

Hva slags lampe ser du etter?

Lampen fungerer ikke

— The lamp is not working

Lampen på kjøkkenet fungerer ikke.

Skru på lampen

— Turn on the lamp (alternative to 'slå på')

Kan du skru på lampen, vær så snill?

Structures de phrases

A1

Subject + har + en lampe.

Jeg har en lampe.

A1

Lampen + er + adjective.

Lampen er ny.

A1

Hvor + er + lampen?

Hvor er lampen?

A2

Subject + trenger + en + adjective + lampe.

Vi trenger en ny lampe.

A2

Kan + du + slå på/av + lampen?

Kan du slå på lampen?

A2

Det + er + mange + lamper.

Det er mange lamper her.

B1

Subject + vi

Famille de mots

Noms

lampe
lamper

Apparenté

lys
lyspære
taklampe
gulvlampe
bordlampe
belysning
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Mémorise-le

Moyen mnémotechnique

Imagine a 'lamp' that is so bright it makes you 'ramp' (run) around with excitement! The word 'lampe' sounds very much like the English word 'lamp'.

Association visuelle

Picture a classic table lamp with a warm glow. Associate the shape of the lamp and its light with the sound of the word 'lampe'.

Word Web

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Try to describe your own room using the word 'lampe'. Mention how many lamps you have, where they are, and what kind of light they provide. For example, 'Jeg har to lamper i stuen. En gulvlampe ved sofaen og en liten bordlampe på hyllen.'

Origine du mot

The Norwegian word 'lampe' is borrowed from the German word 'Lampe', which in turn comes from the Latin word 'lampas'. The Latin word 'lampas' is derived from the Greek word 'lampas', meaning 'torch' or 'light'.

Sens originel : Torch or light.

Indo-European > Italic > Latin > Romance > French (via German) / Germanic > West Germanic > German > Norwegian

Contexte culturel

No specific sensitivities are associated with the word 'lampe'. It refers to a common household object.

The Norwegian word 'lampe' is very similar to the English word 'lamp', making it one of the easier words for English speakers to learn and remember. The pronunciation is also quite similar.

The Norwegian poet Henrik Ibsen's plays often depict domestic settings where lighting plays a role in mood and characterization, implicitly involving 'lamper'. Scandinavian design, known for its functionality and aesthetics, frequently features iconic lamp designs that are recognized globally. In Norwegian folklore and fairy tales, light sources like lamps or candles often symbolize hope, guidance, or warding off darkness and evil spirits.

Pratique dans la vie réelle

Contextes réels

Home and Interior

  • Jeg trenger en ny lampe.
  • Lampen er for svak.
  • Hvor skal lampen stå?
  • Den lampen passer ikke her.

Shopping for Furniture/Decor

  • Hvor kan jeg finne lamper?
  • Denne lampen er på tilbud.
  • Har dere denne lampen i en annen farge?
  • Jeg ser etter en leselampe.

Describing a Room

  • Stuen har en stor gulvlampe.
  • Det er en liten lampe på nattbordet.
  • Taklampen gir godt lys.
  • Vi trenger mer belysning.

Daily Routines

  • Slå på lampen.
  • Husk å slå av lampen.
  • Lampen lyser.
  • Lampen er ikke tent.

Workplace/Office

  • Trenger du en skrivebordslampe?
  • Lampen på kontoret er for sterk.
  • Kan vi få en ekstra lampe?
  • Arbeidslampen min er ødelagt.

Amorces de conversation

"What kind of lamps do you have in your home?"

"Do you prefer bright or soft lighting in your living room?"

"What's your favorite type of lamp for reading?"

"Have you ever bought a designer lamp?"

"How important is lighting for creating a cozy atmosphere for you?"

Sujets d'écriture

Describe your favorite lamp at home. Where is it located, what does it look like, and why do you like it?

Imagine you could design your dream lamp. What would it look like, what features would it have, and what would you call it?

Write about a time you needed a lamp but couldn't find one. How did you manage in the dark?

Discuss the role of lighting in Norwegian culture, especially during the dark winter months. How do lamps contribute to 'koselighet'?

Compare and contrast the terms 'lampe', 'lys', and 'lyspære'. Use them in sentences to show their different meanings.

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