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How do you say very in Norwegian?

There are several ways to say "very" in Norwegian, depending on the context and intensity you want to convey:

Formal:

* Svært: This is the most formal and literal translation of "very".

* Meget: This is a more common and versatile way to say "very" in formal contexts.

Informal:

* Veldig: This is the most common and versatile way to say "very" in informal contexts.

* Skikkelig: This means "really" or "truly" and can be used to emphasize the intensity of something.

* Sykt: This literally translates to "sick" but is used colloquially to mean "very" or "extremely".

* Jævlig: This is a very informal and strong way to say "very" and can be considered vulgar in some contexts.

Here are some examples:

* Det er svært viktig: It is very important.

* Hun er meget vakker: She is very beautiful.

* Dette er veldig bra: This is very good.

* Den filmen var skikkelig morsom: That movie was really funny.

* Den musikken er sykt bra: That music is extremely good.

* Jeg er jævlig sliten: I'm very tired.

The best way to choose the right word depends on the situation and your desired level of formality.

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