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Question about Norwegian (bokmal)
what's the difference between
Gratulerer med dagen
and
Grattis med dagen
?
which do you prefer to be said??
what's the difference between
Gratulerer med dagen
and
Grattis med dagen
?
which do you prefer to be said??
Gratulerer med dagen
and
Grattis med dagen
?
which do you prefer to be said??
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- Norwegian (bokmal)
the second one is more informal, but both are common in my experience. I don't think anyone cares about which one is used
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'grattis' is slang and very informal :)
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