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Mystique1721
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can you guys help me with the word "ikke"?
Where exactly in the sentence does it go? It seems like it always goes after the verb. For example, "John er ikke norsk" and "Bente har ikke bil."
But what about when it's like, "Jeg vil ikke ha en kopp kaffe"....like why does the 'ikke' go before the 'ha'? Is it because the verb "ha" isn't actually used as "har" in this case?
Where exactly in the sentence does it go? It seems like it always goes after the verb. For example, "John er ikke norsk" and "Bente har ikke bil."
But what about when it's like, "Jeg vil ikke ha en kopp kaffe"....like why does the 'ikke' go before the 'ha'? Is it because the verb "ha" isn't actually used as "har" in this case?
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I don't think I can answer your question as you would like to, but anyways
Jeg vil ikke ha = I do not want
jeg har ikke = I do not have
"Jeg vil ha ikke" doesn't make sense at all, it has to go befor the "ha".
Ah mindfuck
Mystique1721
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Jeg liker ikke-I don't like
Jeg liker ikke ga a kirken.
Jeg liker-I like
Jeg liker spille gitar
Jeg liker ikke ga a kirken.
Jeg liker-I like
Jeg liker spille gitar
Bodomonkey
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Jeg liker ikke-I don't like
Jeg liker ikke ga a kirken.
Jeg liker-I like
Jeg liker spille gitar
Not bad, but you're missing one important letter; å, or in your case a.
When a verb is in infinitive, you need an å before it.
It has the same meaning as to.
Example:
I like to play guitar.
Jeg liker å spille gitar.
Hope that helps. :]
Yes.
But I don't have the å on the keyboard. And what do you mean by the infinitive? Sorry, I learned English more by speaking than grammar rules, hence I'm better at vocabulary than grammar in all languages.Like I'll know what you're talking of, but I don't recognize it as "infinitive", just "this or that".
Mystique1721
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sorry if I'm being picky, but technically speaking, wouldn'tI don't think I can answer your question as you would like to, but anyways
Jeg vil ikke ha = I do not want
jeg har ikke = I do not have
"Jeg vil ha ikke" doesn't make sense at all, it has to go befor the "ha".
Ah mindfuck
Jeg vil ikke gjerne = I do not want
and
Jeg vill ikke ha = I will not have
Yes.
Like I'll know what you're talking of, but I don't recognize it as "infinitive", just "this or that".
the infinitive is the verb in it's basic form.
Infinitive
a reise (to travel)
a ha (to have)
a komme (to come)
Present tense
Jeg reiser (I travel)
Jeg har (I have)
Jeg kommer (I come)
Future tense
Jeg skal reise (I shall travel)
John vil ha (John will have)
Bente skal komme (Bente shall come)
So notice the rule for the present tense: you simply add an "r" to the end of the infinitive, no matter if it's you, he, she, they, john, etc.
And for the future tense, you just need a helping verb like
skal, vil, kan or ma.
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Mystique1721
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Jeg vil komme*
you don't need the "a" cuz that would be like saying "I will to come"
a komme = to come
you don't need the "a" cuz that would be like saying "I will to come"
a komme = to come
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Mystique1721
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But it is ok! No one reads this thread besides those with funny acsents, so nobody will ever know
Mystique1721
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I don't have a funny accent!
or at least, not to you. to the norwegians, I'm sure you and I speak funny.
or at least, not to you. to the norwegians, I'm sure you and I speak funny.
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Nonsense.
This reminds me of Gulliver's travels. We are the much superior Lilliputians and they are the Blefuscuians (sp?). THey even crack their eggs funny =O
This reminds me of Gulliver's travels. We are the much superior Lilliputians and they are the Blefuscuians (sp?). THey even crack their eggs funny =O
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