意味
To be evaluating options.
文化的背景
The 'Tenkepause'. Norwegians value taking time to think before acting. Using this phrase shows you are respecting that cultural norm of not rushing into a decision. Flat hierarchy. Because decisions are often made collectively, this phrase is used to indicate that the 'process' is moving through the necessary levels of the organization. Transparency. Norwegian government agencies use this phrase in public statements to show they are being thorough and following legal procedures. Avoiding conflict. Sometimes this phrase is used as a 'soft no'. It's more polite to say you are 'evaluating' than to give an immediate rejection.
The 'Buying Time' Trick
Use this phrase in meetings when you don't have an answer. It sounds much more professional than 'I don't know' or 'I haven't looked at it yet.'
Don't forget the 'Å'
The most common B2 exam error is dropping the 'å' before 'vurdere'. Always keep 'med å' together.
意味
To be evaluating options.
The 'Buying Time' Trick
Use this phrase in meetings when you don't have an answer. It sounds much more professional than 'I don't know' or 'I haven't looked at it yet.'
Don't forget the 'Å'
The most common B2 exam error is dropping the 'å' before 'vurdere'. Always keep 'med å' together.
The 'Soft No'
If a salesperson calls you, saying 'Vi er i gang med å vurdere andre alternativer' is a polite but firm way to end the conversation.
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Fill in the missing words to complete the formal sentence.
Vi er ___ ___ ___ å vurdere de nye søknadene.
The fixed expression is 'i gang med å'.
Which sentence is most appropriate for a professional email?
How do you tell a client you are looking at their proposal?
This is the most formal and professional option, showing active progress.
Complete the dialogue between two colleagues.
A: Har styret bestemt seg for budsjettet? B: Nei, ikke ennå. De ___.
You need the full phrase 'er i gang med å vurdere' plus the object 'det'.
Match the phrase to the most likely situation.
'Vi er i gang med å vurdere sanksjoner mot landet.'
The high level of formality and the word 'sanksjoner' (sanctions) fit a political news context.
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4 問題Vi er ___ ___ ___ å vurdere de nye søknadene.
The fixed expression is 'i gang med å'.
How do you tell a client you are looking at their proposal?
This is the most formal and professional option, showing active progress.
A: Har styret bestemt seg for budsjettet? B: Nei, ikke ennå. De ___.
You need the full phrase 'er i gang med å vurdere' plus the object 'det'.
'Vi er i gang med å vurdere sanksjoner mot landet.'
The high level of formality and the word 'sanksjoner' (sanctions) fit a political news context.
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よくある質問
5 問Technically yes, but it sounds very formal. It's like saying 'I am currently conducting a formal review of our cinematic options.' Use 'Jeg prøver å finne en film' instead.
'Vurdere' is the standard Norwegian word. 'Evaluere' is a loanword that sounds even more academic or technical. In most cases, 'vurdere' is preferred.
Yes, they are very similar. 'I gang med' sounds slightly more focused on the start and the process, while 'holder på med' is more about the ongoing activity. 'I gang med' is better for formal writing.
Yes! This is a very common way to introduce a choice. 'Jeg er i gang med å vurdere om jeg skal dra eller ikke.'
You would say 'Jeg har vurdert det.' The 'i gang med' part disappears because the process is finished.
関連フレーズ
å overveie
synonymTo contemplate or consider.
å utrede
specialized formTo investigate or report on formally.
å tenke på
similarTo think about.
å se an
contrastTo wait and see.
