No. 567 in Norwegian
at
The Norwegian word "at" means "that" in English, used as a conjunction.
In a sentence
Han sier at han skal komme.
He says that he will come.
Here, 'at' is used as a subordinating conjunction introducing a dependent clause.
Det er viktig at vi hjelper hverandre.
It is important that we help each other.
In this sentence, 'at' is marking the object clause following the adjective 'viktig' (important).
Kan du huske at ta med deg paraplyen?
Can you remember to bring your umbrella?
Here, 'at' is introducing an infinitive clause, serving to clarify the infinitive 'ta'.
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