뜻
To continue after a difficult experience.
문화적 배경
Norwegians often use this phrase to signal that they don't want to talk about a problem anymore. It's a polite way to close a difficult topic. In American culture, 'moving on' is often associated with 'closure', a concept that is less emphasized in Norway. The concept of 'Gaman' (endurance) often precedes 'moving on'. You endure the hardship before you stand up again. Moving on is often framed within the context of fate (Inshallah) and community support rather than just individual will.
The Reflexive Rule
If you forget 'seg', you sound like you are talking about a physical object coming further. Always include it for emotions!
Don't Rush It
Using this phrase too early in a conversation about grief can seem insensitive. Listen first, then use it.
뜻
To continue after a difficult experience.
The Reflexive Rule
If you forget 'seg', you sound like you are talking about a physical object coming further. Always include it for emotions!
Don't Rush It
Using this phrase too early in a conversation about grief can seem insensitive. Listen first, then use it.
The 'NAV' Context
You will see this phrase a lot in official documents about work and health. It's very 'official' yet 'personal'.
셀프 테스트
Fill in the correct reflexive pronoun (meg, deg, seg, oss, dere).
Vi har hatt det tøft, men nå må vi komme ___ videre.
Since the subject is 'Vi' (We), the reflexive pronoun must be 'oss'.
Which sentence is most natural after a breakup?
Vennen min er veldig lei seg etter bruddet.
'Å komme seg videre' is the standard expression for moving on emotionally.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Jeg klarer ikke å slutte å tenke på feilen jeg gjorde på jobben. B: Du må tilgi deg selv slik at du kan ____.
B is speaking to A (du), so 'deg' is the correct pronoun.
Match the situation to the phrase.
A company is stuck in a legal battle and wants to start working again.
Both 'komme seg videre' (recover/move on) and 'gå videre' (proceed) work here.
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시각 학습 자료
연습 문제 은행
4 연습 문제Vi har hatt det tøft, men nå må vi komme ___ videre.
Since the subject is 'Vi' (We), the reflexive pronoun must be 'oss'.
Vennen min er veldig lei seg etter bruddet.
'Å komme seg videre' is the standard expression for moving on emotionally.
A: Jeg klarer ikke å slutte å tenke på feilen jeg gjorde på jobben. B: Du må tilgi deg selv slik at du kan ____.
B is speaking to A (du), so 'deg' is the correct pronoun.
A company is stuck in a legal battle and wants to start working again.
Both 'komme seg videre' (recover/move on) and 'gå videre' (proceed) work here.
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자주 묻는 질문
5 질문It's grammatically incomplete. You need the reflexive 'meg'.
Close, but 'get over it' can be rude. 'Komme seg videre' is more about personal growth.
Yes! 'Vi må komme oss videre' works perfectly there.
Jeg kom meg videre (I moved on) or Jeg har kommet meg videre (I have moved on).
It's neutral. You can use it with your boss or your best friend.
관련 표현
å komme over noen
similarTo get over someone
å gå videre
synonymTo proceed
å legge bak seg
similarTo put behind oneself
å se fremover
builds onTo look forward
å stå på stedet hvil
contrastTo stand still/tread water
