意味
Recalling something.
文化的背景
Norwegians value punctuality and reliability. Saying 'Jeg skal huske det' is seen as a verbal contract. In Sami traditions, oral history and 'remembering' ancestors and the land is vital for cultural survival. Norway is one of the most digitized countries. 'Å huske passord' (remembering passwords) is a common topic in IT security ads. The 'huskeliste' (to-do list) is a staple in Norwegian schools to teach children organization from a young age.
The 'Det' Placeholder
Even if you don't say what you remember, always include 'det' to sound more natural. 'Jeg husker' sounds incomplete.
Don't say 'am remembering'
Norwegian doesn't have a present continuous. 'Jeg husker' covers both 'I remember' and 'I am remembering'.
意味
Recalling something.
The 'Det' Placeholder
Even if you don't say what you remember, always include 'det' to sound more natural. 'Jeg husker' sounds incomplete.
Don't say 'am remembering'
Norwegian doesn't have a present continuous. 'Jeg husker' covers both 'I remember' and 'I am remembering'.
Use 'Husk!' for 'Don't forget!'
It's the most common way to say 'Don't forget' in Norwegian. 'Husk melk!' (Don't forget milk!).
自分をテスト
Fill in the correct form of 'å huske' in the present tense.
Jeg ___ det ikke. Kan du si det igjen?
The sentence is in the present tense ('I don't remember it now').
Which sentence means 'Remember to buy bread!'?
Velg riktig setning:
We use the imperative form 'Husk' for commands or reminders.
Match the Norwegian phrase with its English translation.
Koble sammen:
Matching tenses: Present, Past, Imperative, and Future.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Husker du hva han heter? B: Nei, jeg ___ ikke navnet hans.
'Husker' is the natural response to a question using 'Husker du'.
Which phrase fits best when you suddenly remember your keys?
Du finner nøklene dine og sier:
'Å komme på' is used for the sudden moment of recall.
🎉 スコア： /5
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練習問題バンク
5 問題Jeg ___ det ikke. Kan du si det igjen?
The sentence is in the present tense ('I don't remember it now').
Velg riktig setning:
We use the imperative form 'Husk' for commands or reminders.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
Matching tenses: Present, Past, Imperative, and Future.
A: Husker du hva han heter? B: Nei, jeg ___ ikke navnet hans.
'Husker' is the natural response to a question using 'Husker du'.
Du finner nøklene dine og sier:
'Å komme på' is used for the sudden moment of recall.
🎉 スコア： /5
よくある質問
10 問It is neutral and used in all contexts.
Yes, 'Jeg husker deg' (I remember you) is very common.
The past tense is 'husket'.
Say 'Jeg husker ikke det'.
'Erindre' is much more formal and rare in speech.
No, just say 'Jeg husker det'. No preposition is needed.
It means 'Keep that in mind' or 'Don't forget what we talked about'.
Yes, in almost all dialects when speaking naturally.
Yes! A 'huske' is also a playground swing, and 'å huske' can mean to swing. Context is key!
Use 'Jeg skal huske det'.
関連フレーズ
å komme på
similarto suddenly remember
å glemme
contrastto forget
å minne om
similarto remind of
å legge på minnet
specialized formto commit to memory
en huskeliste
builds ona to-do list
