No. 159 in Norwegian
frankrike
France.
In a sentence
Frankrike er kjent for sitt gode kjøkken.
France is known for its fine cuisine.
'Frankrike' is used as the proper noun referring to the country France, the subject of the sentence.
Jeg har alltid hatt lyst til å besøke Frankrike.
I have always wanted to visit France.
'Frankrike' is used as the direct object indicating the destination of the desire to visit.
Historien til Frankrike er både rik og fascinerende.
The history of France is both rich and fascinating.
'Frankrike' is used in a possessive context, referring to the history belonging to France.
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