"Du må forsøke igjen!"

Translation: You have to try again!

[ravihlb]

[ccjohns54]

What is the difference between å forsøke and å prøve?

[vtopphol]

They're mostly interchangeable. But with some exceptions. If you want to test someone, or a thing (for instance clothing), then you use the words "prøve" or "teste" but not "forsøke". "Forsøke" will be used for making an attempt.

[grydolva]

I'd say that they are interchangeable, as verbs. But as nouns they differ.

[LarsPtzk]

Where is the "yet" in "Du må forsøke igjen"?

[grydolva]

"Yet again" suggest you have to try more than just once more. Igjen is just like again, it could mean once more or several more, but we don't really have a short equivalent of "yet again" in Norwegian. But it's still a valid translation. If I would have to translate "you have to try yet again" it would come back to du må prøve enda en gang.

[Jess62287]

Why is 'you must try again' not acceptable?