"Norge er det sjette landet i regionen."

Translation: Norway is the sixth country in the region.

[EN218]

But first in my heart

[Leif.Ericson]

Norway is first in the world for metal bands per capita.

[AndyLowings]

Yes! And if all the crispbreads of Norway were put together you could build a boat and sail it to Ireland, proving something or other.

[Tetraoxid]

Just out of curiosity: sorted by what exactly? The sixth country to claim a part of Antarctica? (She was the 4th btw so: nope)

[TheSnowKing]

Maybe the 6th country in Scandinavia to claim independence? I know it wasn't official until 1905 or thereabout.

[Kilare]

what does this sentence mean?

[fveldig]

I guess it could mean numerous things. If you made a list of countries in a region, Norway would be sixth for some reason. Or if new countries were appearing in a region, Norway would be the sixth.

[Kilare]

ok thanks, i thought it could have a certain meaning.

[OwenSannap]

Norway is the 6th richest country in the world, if wealth can be included

[Yayatona]

So, if she is not the sixth country to claim land in any region, is Norway the sixth country in a larger region (say Scandinavia?) to sign a pact or take a certain action?

[OwenSannap]

I guess Iceland, finland, sweden denmark greenland, and NORWAY

[MichaPau]

+Faroe Islands

[AndyLowings]

This topic really encapsulates the (modest) shortcomings of Duolingo. One can go from Norwegian to English with far more ease than to translate into Norwegian. These numbers are tough...but required !

[Istana_Tanmayya]

If it makes you feel better, the Danish word for 62 is 'toogtres'.

[TheSnowKing]

That's...that's actually common for every language. It's always easier to read than to write, to write than to listen, and to listen than to speak.