How Do You Say "nice to Meet You" in Norwegian?

The most simple and polite way I think is u201chyggelig u00e5 hilse pu00e5 degu201d. If you translate it literally to English, it will be u201cNice to greet on youu201d. But Norwegians use it like we use u201cNice to meet youu201d in English conversations.

To pronounce u201chyggelig u00e5 hilse pu00e5 degu201c, English Words for pronounciation would be close to u201chiggli o hil-sah poh thyu201d (not perfect at all). I think it is quite impossible to write how it is pronounced, unless I can attach an audio. You got to google and hear the phrase.

Anyways, good luck meeting Norwegians

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