意味
Stating a goal to study language
文化的背景
Norwegians value 'likestilling' (equality) and integration. Saying you 'must' learn the language is seen as a sign that you want to contribute to society equally. In many Norwegian offices, English is the 'working language', but the 'social language' (lunch breaks, coffee chats) is Norwegian. Saying 'Jeg må lære norsk' signals you want to join the social life. There is a strong emphasis on 'norskopplæring' (Norwegian training) as a right and a duty. The phrase is a common bond among newcomers. If you say this in a place like Bergen or Trondheim, locals might encourage you to learn their specific dialect rather than 'standard' Oslo Norwegian.
Skip the 'å'
Remember: Modal verb (må) + Infinitive (lære) = No 'å'. This is the #1 mistake for beginners.
The English Trap
If you say this to a Norwegian, they might try to be helpful and switch to English. If you want to practice, add: '...og jeg vil snakke norsk med deg!'
意味
Stating a goal to study language
Skip the 'å'
Remember: Modal verb (må) + Infinitive (lære) = No 'å'. This is the #1 mistake for beginners.
The English Trap
If you say this to a Norwegian, they might try to be helpful and switch to English. If you want to practice, add: '...og jeg vil snakke norsk med deg!'
Use 'måtte' for the past
If you want to sound advanced, use 'Jeg måtte lære norsk' when talking about your first year in Norway.
自分をテスト
Fill in the missing modal verb to say 'I must learn Norwegian'.
Jeg ___ lære norsk.
'Må' is the correct translation for 'must' or 'have to'.
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Choose the correct sentence:
Modal verbs are followed by the infinitive without 'å'.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Hvorfor går du på norskkurs? B: Fordi jeg ___ ___ ___.
The context of a language course implies the need to learn the language.
Match the phrase to the situation.
You are at a job interview and they ask about your language skills.
This phrase explains your current status and future goal regarding language.
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練習問題バンク
4 問題Jeg ___ lære norsk.
'Må' is the correct translation for 'must' or 'have to'.
Choose the correct sentence:
Modal verbs are followed by the infinitive without 'å'.
A: Hvorfor går du på norskkurs? B: Fordi jeg ___ ___ ___.
The context of a language course implies the need to learn the language.
You are at a job interview and they ask about your language skills.
This phrase explains your current status and future goal regarding language.
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よくある質問
6 問No, 'lærer' is the present tense. After 'må', you must use the infinitive 'lære'.
'Må' is fine! It shows you are serious. 'Vil' is just a wish, 'må' is a commitment.
'Lære' is the act of acquiring the skill. 'Studere' is the formal act of sitting with books or being at a university.
You say 'Jeg trenger ikke å lære norsk'. Note that 'trenger' *does* use 'å'.
No, in Norwegian, languages and nationalities are not capitalized unless they start a sentence.
Use 'norsk' for the language in general. 'Norsken' (the Norwegian) is used informally to refer to your specific skills, e.g., 'Norsken min er dårlig'.
関連フレーズ
Jeg vil lære norsk
similarI want to learn Norwegian
Jeg skal lære norsk
similarI am going to learn Norwegian
Jeg kan norsk
contrastI know/speak Norwegian
Norskkurs
builds onNorwegian course
