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Norwegian frequency list

No. 491 in Norwegian

tiår

"Tiår" means "decade" in English.

In a sentence

  • Det har gått et helt tiår siden jeg så deg sist.

    It has been a whole decade since I last saw you.

    The word 'tiår' is used as a noun meaning 'decade,' referring to a period of ten years.

  • På 1980-tallet, et tiår preget av sterke farger og musikk, ble mange endringer gjort.

    In the 1980s, a decade characterized by bright colors and music, many changes were made.

    Here, 'tiår' describes a specific period of ten years within the historical context.

  • Det tar ofte nesten et tiår å mestre et nytt språk fullt ut.

    It often takes nearly a decade to fully master a new language.

    In this example, 'tiår' is used metaphorically to describe the extensive time required to achieve proficiency in a language.

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