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Valuing someone
문화적 배경
Respect is tied to the 'du-reformen' of the 1970s. Norwegians stopped using formal titles and 'De' (formal you), but this didn't mean respect disappeared; it just became more about personal integrity than social class. In contrast to Norway's informal equality, respect in Japan is highly formalized through bowing and specific verb forms (keigo). Respect is often associated with individual achievement and 'earning your stripes' in a competitive environment. Respect for elders is a paramount cultural value, often expressed through specific gestures and seating arrangements.
The Preposition Rule
If you remember nothing else, remember 'respekt FOR'. Using 'til' is the most common giveaway that you are a learner.
Equality is Respect
In Norway, treating the janitor the same as the CEO is the ultimate sign of 'ha respekt for mennesker'.
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Valuing someone
The Preposition Rule
If you remember nothing else, remember 'respekt FOR'. Using 'til' is the most common giveaway that you are a learner.
Equality is Respect
In Norway, treating the janitor the same as the CEO is the ultimate sign of 'ha respekt for mennesker'.
Nature Safety
When a Norwegian tells you to 'ha respekt for fjellet', they aren't being poetic—they are telling you to be careful so you don't get hurt.
셀프 테스트
Fill in the missing preposition.
Jeg har stor respekt ___ læreren min.
In Norwegian, 'respekt' is always followed by the preposition 'for'.
Which sentence is correct?
Choose the most natural Norwegian sentence.
The correct collocation is 'å ha respekt'.
Match the Norwegian phrase with its English meaning.
Match the pairs:
These are the most common collocations involving 'respekt'.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Hvorfor hører du på sjefen din? B: Fordi jeg ___ ___ ___ ham.
B is explaining that they value their boss's authority.
Which situation fits the phrase 'Ha respekt for fjellet'?
Choose the best context.
This is a standard Norwegian safety warning.
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시각 학습 자료
Ha vs Vise
연습 문제 은행
5 연습 문제Jeg har stor respekt ___ læreren min.
In Norwegian, 'respekt' is always followed by the preposition 'for'.
Choose the most natural Norwegian sentence.
The correct collocation is 'å ha respekt'.
왼쪽의 각 항목을 오른쪽의 짝과 연결하세요:
These are the most common collocations involving 'respekt'.
A: Hvorfor hører du på sjefen din? B: Fordi jeg ___ ___ ___ ham.
B is explaining that they value their boss's authority.
Choose the best context.
This is a standard Norwegian safety warning.
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자주 묻는 질문
10 질문No, that is grammatically incorrect in Norwegian. You must always use 'for'.
It is neutral. You can use it with friends, family, or in a business meeting.
'Ha' is the feeling you possess; 'vise' is the action you perform to show that feeling.
You can use the adjective 'respektløs'.
Yes, very! 'Respekt for naturen' and 'respekt for havet' are extremely common phrases in Norway.
Generally no. You don't have respect for a car, but you might have respect for a historical monument.
The Norwegian equivalent is 'Med all respekt'.
Not necessarily. 'Ha respekt for' sounds a bit more personal and warm, while 'respektere' is more direct.
Usually no. It implies valuing someone's worth. If you mean fear, use 'være redd for'.
Yes, 'stor respekt' (great respect) is a very common way to emphasize the feeling.
관련 표현
vise respekt
similarTo show respect
se opp til
builds onTo look up to
respektløs
contrastDisrespectful
gjensidig respekt
specialized formMutual respect
ha respekt med seg
specialized formTo command respect
