Meeting and things like that :P kinda random.

Hello- hallo
Hi- hei
Welcome- velkommen
Thanks- takk
Thank you very much- tusen takk
How are you? hvordan har du det/hvordan går det
My name is- jeg heter
What's your name- hva heter du/hva er navnet ditt
Where are you from- hvor kommer du fra
I know you- jeg kjenner deg
Do you understand- forstår du
I understand- jeg forstår
I don't understand- jeg forstår ikke
I don't know- jeg vet ikke
Excuse me- unnskyld meg
Sorry- unnskyld
I'm sorry- jeg er lei meg
Goodbye- ha det
Good morning- god morgen
Good night- god natt
Yesterday- i går
Today- i dag
Tomorrow- i morgen
This week- denne uka
Next week- neste uke
This weekend- denne helga
Next weekend- neste helg
Day- dag
Night- natt
See you tomorrow- ser deg i morgen
Never- aldri
Always- alltid
Forever- for alltid
Maybe- kansje
Not at all- ikke i det hele tatt
Or- eller
But- men
Yes- ja
No- nei
Question- spørsmål
Answer- svar
Many- mange
Tall- høy
Low- lav
Fast- fort/rask/raskt
Slowly- treig/treigt
Message- melding
Online- pålogga
Offline- avlogga
Computer- data
Phone- telefon
Road- vei/veg (depends on dialeck)
Chair- stol
Bed- seng
Bench- benk
Fridge- frys
And- og
Cold- kaldt/kald
Hot- varm/varmt

Hey! Thanks for the list! I was just wondering if there were any slang norwegian words. Like in English there's sup...yo...holar!, ect...

Hehe, I am not talking slang and none of my friends either so I have no idea... I will add more when I know. I need to ask somebody about it.

What's up- sher'a?
Whatever- so what/whatever
"Yo" you can also use in Norwegian.
We have added many English words into our language, and the teenagers use it all the time. When you want to say that something is cool/really awesone, you say that it's "eid".
Eid means "owned". Omg, det er sååå eid - omg, it's sooo owned

And then we have all these "omg", "lol", "rofl"

Tehe, thanks Lanesz. Just a random question. It's really cool to learn slang in different languages. Thanks for the translations and info

You're welcome
Feel free to ask if you have more questions