"Har dere rosa sko?"

Translation: Do you have pink shoes?

[Rich.Smith]

How can you tell if it's a pink shoe or pink shoes?

[fveldig]

"Har dere en rosa sko" = "Do you have a pink shoe"

[Arin_Shadows]

Very convenient for Spanish speakers like myself that rosa is pink in Norwegian AND Spanish.

[Janakierysch]

As a native German speaker, this is confusing because in German pink and rosa are not the same color

[Nikolas465418]

As in Spanish!! Awesome to see words linked from both english and Spanish in one language

[AnCatDubh]

‘Har dere’? How does that construction work?

[australsk]

The construction is the same as 'Har du ..' but it is addressing more than one listener.

Remember the pronouns: (singular) jeg, du, han/hun/det; (plural) vi, dere, de

Lykke til!

[FennicYoshi]

Would rose shoes be an acceptable answer? Rose can be a specific type of pink in English, so...

[Deliciae]

"Rosa" is the general term for "pink"; it doesn't refer to a specific shade of it.

If we knew that the shoes in question were in fact rose, it would be fine as a translation, but since we don't, it isn't.

[Migouliad]

Rosa sounds like josa again!