No. 15 in Norwegian
to
The Norwegian word "to" means "two" in English.
In a sentence
Jeg har to katter.
I have two cats.
The word 'to' is used as the numeral 'two' indicating quantity.
Alle må stå opp når klokken blir to.
Everyone must get up when the clock strikes two.
Here, 'to' represents the number 'two' used in reference to time, specifically 2 o'clock.
Han skal til butikken.
He is going to the store.
In this sentence, the word 'to' is not 'to' in Norwegian but 'til' translating to the preposition 'to' indicating direction.
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