No. 966 in Norwegian
one
The Norwegian word "one" does not exist; it might be a typo or misunderstanding.
In a sentence
En må alltid huske å låse døren.
One must always remember to lock the door.
Here, 'en' is used in Norwegian to mean 'one' as an indefinite pronoun, referring to people in general.
Jeg tok bare én kake fra fatet.
I only took one cake from the tray.
In this sentence, 'én' is the numeral for 'one', emphasizing the exact quantity selected.
Hun er en av de beste lærerne.
She is one of the best teachers.
Now, 'en' functions as an article, referring to 'one' as an individual item within a group.
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