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Norwegian frequency list

No. 901 in Norwegian

lage

"To make" or "to create."

In a sentence

  • Jeg vil lage en kake til bursdagen din.

    I want to make a cake for your birthday.

    Here, 'lage' is used as a verb meaning 'to make' or 'to prepare', indicating creation or preparation of an item.

  • Kan du lage en liste over ting vi må kjøpe?

    Can you make a list of things we need to buy?

    In this context, 'lage' means 'to create' or 'compile', referring to assembling or putting together a list.

  • De liker å lage kunst når de har fri.

    They like to create art when they have free time.

    Here, 'lage' signifies 'to create', emphasizing the artistic or creative process.

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