"Takk for eplene."

Translation: Thanks for the apples.

[craaash80]

Værsågod, Snøhvit!

[50QU33R]

Me flirting

[integra0]

Leave this serpent alone, Eve!

[NewYorkOreo]

Is there a difference between the Norwegian words "for" and "til"?

[fveldig]

Yes, just as there is a difference between 'for' and 'to' in English.

[cathnog]

they overlap in meaning as prepositions a little til can mean to (destination) for, of (possession) and until. for only means for.

[TeemuLabura]

No problem. How do you like them apples?

[WhipItGouda]

The speech engine makes this sound a touch sinister.

[domas118]

You're welcome!!!! :)

[Aleyzee]

What if u want to tell sombody like ur child to thank for the apples?

[Augiecat]

Du er god, Ryuk

[Krapik87]

Isn't "takk" less formal than "thank you"? More like "thanks" :) and "thank you" shouldn't be teanslated to "jeg takker"??? Cause that what I've been told