No. 97 in Norwegian
få
The Norwegian word "få" means "get," "receive," or "obtain" in English.
In a sentence
Kan jeg få en kopp kaffe?
Can I get a cup of coffee?
In this sentence, 'få' is used as a verb meaning 'to receive' or 'to get'.
Jeg må få den ferdig i kveld.
I must get it done tonight.
Here, 'få' conveys achieving a specific result or action, similar to 'make it happen'.
De prøvde å få oss til å forstå.
They tried to make us understand.
In this example, 'få' is part of the phrase 'få til', meaning 'to make (someone) do (something)' or 'to succeed in persuading (someone).
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