"Jeg har reisen friskt i minne."

Translation: I have the journey fresh in my memory.

[londoncallling]

Why is it friskt when reisen is -en?

[grydolva]

Friskt "belongs" to the memory, not the trip. Minnet is neuter. Å ha noe i friskt minne or å ha noe friskt i minne are interchangeable, to have something in fresh memory / fresh in memory. (You remember it clearly since it was something that happened very recently)

[Giorgio182480]

Do you know why the t is added to friskt? I would have thought this is too Danish.

[GerdadeJong0]

Because of what grydolva says. Et minne is neuter and frisk says something about minnet so it gets a "t" at the end.

[Giorgio182480]

Thanks, I'm aware of that. Or rather, I would assume that it is simply an adverb here. I somehow thought that -isk, like -ig, would not get a -t in Norwegian, but that was wrong.

[Ghayth90]

I do not understand this sentence...

[GerdadeJong0]

It means that you remember the journey very clearly.

[deactivated user]

is these exercise not ready yet? I'm not getting any audio for any of them.

[grydolva]

It's ok for me now? On this page

[Panthera4]

Sometimes there is no audio when the internet connection is slow.

[grydolva]

Yes, that happens with me as well. I don't think there's anything to do about just that

[TimFinnega1]

I was wondering the same thing as Giorgio and thought that -isk (like -ig) adjectives generally don't get a -t in the end. Are there other exceptions from that?

[GerdadeJong0]

Frisk is not such sa a word. I do not know how to explain that in English however. I hope a moderator can give you the explanation.

[Giorgio182480]

Hmm, on hindsight, I could imagine that this is because with frisk, -isk is not just an ending. So with "logisk", there is "log", from "logikk", plus "-isk" as an added ending, while "frisk" does not consist of "fr" + an ending.
Tror du at det er forklaringen?

[GerdadeJong0]

Yes, that is what I wanted to say. -isk in frisk is not an ending. It is simply how the word is written.

[TimFinnega1]

Det høres logisk ut. Takk for forklaringen :)