No. 47 in Norwegian
både
The Norwegian word "både" means "both" in English.
In a sentence
Jeg liker både kaffe og te.
I like both coffee and tea.
In this sentence, 'både' is used to connect two items or choices, emphasizing that both are included.
Hun har erfaring fra både kunst og vitenskap.
She has experience in both art and science.
Here, 'både' functions to specify that multiple categories or areas are being referred to, highlighting their inclusiveness.
Vi kan både gå på kino og spise ute i kveld.
We can both go to the cinema and eat out tonight.
In this example, 'både' is used to join two enjoyable activities that could be part of the evening's plans, showcasing inclusivity in options.
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