"How many pieces of furniture are there in the house?"

Translation: Hvor mange møbler finnes det i huset?

[Dakota_Marz]

I think i finally realized when to use ''hvor'' for ''hvordan'', whenever you have an adjective after the question word use ''hvor''. Ex: (This sentence), and Hvor gammel er du, Hvor sulten er du.

[Deliciae]

That's right, you would use "hvor" for "how" when it's followed by an adjective or an adverb.

"How" translates to...

• Hvor when referring to the degree or amount of something.
• Hvordan when referring to the manner in which something is done.

[JornBosz]

Hvor mange møbler står det i huset?

Was wrong, but intuitively sounds right to me :)

[MusGORD]

why do they omit the word PIECES in the translation?

[Deliciae]

"Furniture" is an uncountable noun in English, but the Norwegian equivalent is a countable noun. This means that we don't need to talk of 'pieces of' furniture in Norwegian; we simply use the plural form of the noun.

[MusGORD]

MANGE TAKK, DELICIAE

[Deliciae]

Bare hyggelig! :)