"Vi er klare!"

Translation: We're ready!

[Am7b5]

I'm gonna get this confused with klære a lot.

[ElectricWeasel]

It's all about distinguishing the a and ae sounds

[Sep780]

I already do. They are so close, I expect klar to have something to do with clothing or getting dressed.

[eva.lyus]

just imagine an Airport. they say "clear" as soon as the airstrip is clear of people/other plains/ vehicles and ready for a takeoff ;-)

[Ryansnakkernorsk]

Konen min er aldri klare!

[nikiko]

I use "ferdig" more often for "ready". Or is this used in different circumstances?

[IceColors]

Ferdig = done

Klar = ready

Er du ferdig med oppgavene? - Are you done with the tasks

Er dere klare for eventyr? - Are you ready for adventures?

[racjkkk]

Could klare also mean 'clear' as in German?

[Stig_Greybarry]

yes

[Jose-Anne9]

In which circumstances would you use "klar" and "klare"? I'm really confused...

[Sep780]

klar - refers to a masculine or feminine noun (ex. stol, hun)
klart - refers to a neuter noun (ex. bord, det)
klare - refers to a plural noun (ex. stoler, border, vi)

Most adjectives follow the same pattern.

Hold in there. I finally got the pattern down and now I'm working on remembering to use it and figuring out which don't change (ex. lilla) and which follow different rules (esp. liten)

[NorskSpiller]

The new movie down sized I learned this from

[Andrew481334]

Clear and ready are similar in essence, but I am used to a more distinct meaning

[ReddySrikar]

Are there absolutely no scenarios where this could mean "We are done"`?
Could I for instance use this to say "Jeg er klar med oppgaven min" to mean "I am done with my assignment"?

[agnordby]

No, because "klar" means ready to begin.