意味
Showing appreciation.
文化的背景
The 'Takk for sist' tradition: When meeting someone you've met before, you must say 'Takk for sist!' (Thanks for last time). The other person almost always replies, 'Ja, det var så hyggelig!' to reaffirm the bond. In Norwegian meetings, 'hyggelig' is used to soften the directness. A manager might start a tough meeting by saying 'Det er hyggelig at alle kunne komme' to establish a baseline of harmony. In rural areas, 'trivelig' is often used more frequently than 'hyggelig.' If you use 'hyggelig' in a small village, you might sound slightly 'Oslo-formal,' but it is still perfectly understood. Norwegians are famous for 'slow dating.' Using 'hyggelig' is a safe way to show interest without being too intense. If a date was 'hyggelig,' it was a success, but not necessarily a romantic explosion yet.
The 'Så' Booster
Add 'Så' before 'hyggelig' to sound much more natural and enthusiastic. 'Så hyggelig!' is the most common way to react to good news.
Don't be a 'Hyggelig' Robot
Vary your intensifiers. Use 'kjempehyggelig' for big news and 'veldig hyggelig' for standard politeness.
意味
Showing appreciation.
The 'Så' Booster
Add 'Så' before 'hyggelig' to sound much more natural and enthusiastic. 'Så hyggelig!' is the most common way to react to good news.
Don't be a 'Hyggelig' Robot
Vary your intensifiers. Use 'kjempehyggelig' for big news and 'veldig hyggelig' for standard politeness.
The Silent 'G'
Almost no one pronounces the final 'g' in 'hyggelig'. If you pronounce it, you will sound like a textbook.
自分をテスト
Fill in the missing word to say 'Nice to meet you'.
________ å møte deg!
'Hyggelig å møte deg' is the standard phrase for introductions.
Match the response to the situation.
Your friend says: 'Jeg har kjøpt kake til oss!' (I bought cake for us!)
'Så hyggelig!' is the perfect reaction to a kind gesture.
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Choose the correct way to say 'It is nice to see you'.
You need the infinitive marker 'å' and the object pronoun 'deg'.
Complete the dialogue at the end of a party.
Host: 'Takk for at dere kom!' Guest: 'Takk for oss! ________.'
Use the past tense 'var' because the party is ending.
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ビジュアル学習ツール
When to use Hyggelig vs Behagelig
Hyggelig (Social)
- • Meeting friends
- • Receiving gifts
- • Good news
- • Parties
Behagelig (Physical)
- • Soft chairs
- • Warm showers
- • Cotton clothes
- • Quiet rooms
練習問題バンク
4 問題________ å møte deg!
'Hyggelig å møte deg' is the standard phrase for introductions.
Your friend says: 'Jeg har kjøpt kake til oss!' (I bought cake for us!)
'Så hyggelig!' is the perfect reaction to a kind gesture.
Choose the correct way to say 'It is nice to see you'.
You need the infinitive marker 'å' and the object pronoun 'deg'.
Host: 'Takk for at dere kom!' Guest: 'Takk for oss! ________.'
Use the past tense 'var' because the party is ending.
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よくある質問
5 問Yes, if the movie was heartwarming and pleasant. If it was an action movie, 'bra' or 'spennende' is better.
Slightly. 'Hyggelig' is better for professional introductions, while 'koselig' is better for a night in with friends.
Say 'Det var hyggelig å hilse på deg!' (Past tense 'var' is key here).
Yes, 'Et hyggelig hus' implies a welcoming, friendly home.
The direct opposite is 'uhyggelig,' which means creepy, scary, or very unpleasant.
関連フレーズ
Koselig
similarCozy, pleasant atmosphere
Trivelig
synonymPleasant, enjoyable
Behagelig
contrastComfortable (physical)
Gledelig
specialized formJoyful / Pleasing
