"I love weddings."

Translation: Jeg elsker bryllup.

[Panthera4]

...said noone who saw Game of thrones.

[LilithGNM]

Why not "brylluper"? Irregular?

[Luke_5.1991]

You have the option of writing either. It's a neuter noun with two syllables, so you often have the choice in this instance. The same applies to "vindu/vinduer."

[Ravnin]

While 'brylluper' is listed as an alternative in the dictionary, I wouldn't use it. I would stick to 'bryllup' as plural, as it is the most commonly used.

[LilithGNM]

Tusen takk guys! :)

[Bunchybunc]

It's not accepted, though. I'll go ahead and report it.

[thundermaggie]

Could we use "er glad i" instead of "elsker"?

[elif_melissa]

Jeg liker ikke bryllup :/

[brendolinif]

Isn't "elsker" only suppose to be used for very intimate moments between people and not for an event or object?

[SoftlyJazzMadrid]

Funny word, "bryllup". I wonder where it comes from. It sounds like some glass cleaning product!

[HeyItsTex]

Here we have a brand of steel wool for scrubbing dishes called Brillo. Not for glass but still cleaning.

[Ellenspeaking]

Yes, maybe the word "bride" is cognate to the first part of it.

[HiImASpaceRock]

Wouldnt it be 'elske' instead of 'elsker'?

[Ellenspeaking]

Probably not because Elske is the infinitive but Elsker is the present form