"Hun har en katt."

Translation: She has a cat.

[Sep780]

jeg har en katt. :) I love my cat. (they haven't taught me "my" yet.)

[grydolva]

Jeg elsker katten min purrrr

[OwenCons]

Jeg....uh....dont understand :v

[GzHIB]

I love the way she says "katt".

[EliasEngst1]

xD jeg har en katt :DDD

[Sepochi]

She pronounces it as if there was a question mark at the end.

[ScottishScones]

I believe that in Norwegian, or at least eastern Norwegian, they tend to go up in pitch as the sentence progresses with a pause resetting it. Whenever a pitch goes up, the baseline for future pitches gets pushed upwards, until the end of the phrase

[LaurenDuffield]

If you watch the TV series "Norsemen" they do this whilst speaking English too, it's quite good to watch it and mimic what they say just to practice a Scandinavian accent. Plus it's pretty funny

[GzHIB]

... Or nearby glasses shatter...

[zenobiadavison]

I love the way the pitch gets higher towards the end of the sentence.

[Ebony-Rayn]

I love this

[LivingDeadGrrl]

Jeg har en katt

[LivingDeadGrrl]

Han er en glad katt

[PottaheadDaemon]

gimme that cat or die

[Lucianaqw]

Why she have a cat is incorrect?

[SimonDurk]

This is how the verb to have is conjugated in English

I have

You have

She has

We have

You have

They have

[ManiSingh394634]

How do we know if it is have or has in sentence?

[ScottishScones]

I think in Norwegian they're the same, so it'd be jeg har and det har