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A little tip for Norwegian course beginners: In a basic statement, the negation (ikke, in this case) comes after the verb. "I don't have a car" = "Jeg har ikke en bil." "I'm not sleeping" "Jeg sover ikke'
Hope this clears up any issue anyone might have with the word order in these types of sentences.
May 21, 2015
mizinamo
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Because "et brød" can't be "some bread", it must be "a bread" (or "a loaf of bread") -- the "et" is "one" or "a(n)".
May 23, 2015
Except “a bread” is not a thing in English. English treats bread as an uncountable noun. Anyway, “she doesn’t have bread” is accepted now, so “any bread” should be too.
May 23, 2015
