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Swedish Healthcare Vocab

Ett sjukhus - A hospital En vårdcentral - A health center En akutmottagning - An ER En barnakut - A pediatric ER En psykiatrimottagning - A psychiatric clinic En ungdomsmottagning - A youth clinic

Ett plåster - A bandaid Ett förband, ett bandage - A bandage Ett gips - A plaster cast En spruta - A syringe Ett dropp - A drip En kanyl - A cannula En operation - A surgery

En krycka - A crutch En rullstol - A wheelchair En rullator - A walker (with wheels)

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Other advice posts that may be of interest:

How To Study When You Really Don’t Want To

Active Revision Techniques

How To Do Uni Readings

How to Revise BIG Subjects

Common Study Mistakes

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Learn Nordic Languages Websites/Sources

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This entry contains sources and websites for learning the Nordic languages (Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Finnish, and Icelandic). *Might be updated from time to time.* All websites have audio unless stated otherwise. Most websites are available to learn multiple languages.

Norwegian

http://www.ntnu.edu/web/nox/info -a course in Norwegian brought to you by the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. Discusses grammar an vocabulary. Free.

http://ielanguages.com/norwegian1.html -a website discussing essential phrases, vocabulary, and rudimentary grammar. Free. Also available in Swedish, Danish, and other languages.

http://www.norwegianclass101.com/ -podcasts and videos concerning grammar, vocabulary, and culture. Paid with a 7-day free trial and a small amount of free content.

http://www.internetpolyglot.com/lessons-en-no -games concerning vocabulary. Free. Also available in Swedish, Danish, and other languages.

http://www.surfacelanguages.com/language/Norwegian -Reading, listening phrases along with tests to test your knowledge and games. Also has an intro and history of the language. Free. Also available in Swedish, Danish, Finnish, Icelandic, and other languages.

http://norwords.com/guides/index.html/ -Phrases, vocabulary, and grammar, and textbooks. Free.

http://readlang.com/#languages -read books in your target language. Supports all Nordic languages and other languages. Free.

http://languageapps.org/norwegian.php -Lessons concerning vocabulary, phrases, and short grammar. Free. Also available in Danish, Finnish, Icelandic, Swedish, and other languages. 

http://www.101languages.net/norwegian/ -Website with lessons with vocabulary, phrases, pronunciation and grammar. Also has links to radio, newspapers, and more resources. Even has a basic course. Free. Also available in Swedish, Danish, Icelandic, Finnish and other languages.

http://www.learnnorwegiannaturally.com/ - discusses grammar, vocabulary, 

http://grammatikk.com/ -discusses grammar. Free. No audio.

memrise.com -courses made by members on the site about vocabulary. Free. Some audio. Available in many other languages and topics.

http://www.learnalanguage.com/ -Phrases, vocabulary, culture, verbs, a dictionary and a video blog. Free. No audio also available in Swedish, Danish, and other languages.

http://forvo.com/ -a site that has audio for pronouncing words. Free. Also available in all Nordic languages and more.

http://survivalphrases.com/ -Essential phrases. Somewhat requires registration. Somewhat paid. Also available  in Finnish, Swedish, and other languages.

http://mylanguages.org/index.php -Learn a language with many tools. Free. No audio. Also available in all Nordic languages and more languages.

duolingo.com -Learn a language quickly. Free. Also available in Danish and Swedish.

http://en.bab.la/ -learn vocabulary and some grammar rules. Has a dictionary and games. Free. Also available in Danish, Swedish, Finnish and more languages.

http://www.loecsen.com/ -Compare languages and learn vocabulary. Free. Also available in Swedish, Danish and Finnish.

http://learn101.org/ -Learn vocabulary and grammar. Free. Also available in all Nordic languages and more.

Swedish

http://ielanguages.com/swedish.html - a website discussing essential phrases, vocabulary, and rudimentary grammar. Free. Also available in Danish, Norwegian, and other languages.

http://www.swedishpod101.com/ - podcasts and videos concerning grammar, vocabulary, and culture. Paid with a 7-day free trial and a small amount of free content.

http://www.internetpolyglot.com/lessons-en-sv -games concerning vocabulary. Free. Also available in Norwegian, Danish, and other languages.

http://www.surfacelanguages.com/language/Swedish -Reading, listening phrases along with tests to test your knowledge and games. Also has an intro and history of the language. Free. Also available in Swedish, Danish, Finnish, Icelandic, and other languages.

http://readlang.com/#languages -read books in your target language. Supports all Nordic languages and other languages. Free.

http://languageapps.org/swedish.php -Lessons concerning vocabulary, phrases, and short grammar. Free. Also available in Danish, Finnish, Icelandic, Norwegian, and other languages.

http://www.101languages.net/swedish/ -Website with lessons with vocabulary, phrases, pronunciation and grammar. Also has links to radio, newspapers, and more resources. Even has a head start course. Free. Also available in Norwegian, Danish, Icelandic, Finnish and other languages.

memrise.com -courses made by members on the site about vocabulary. Free. Some audio. Available in many other languages and topics.

http://www.learnalanguage.com/ -Phrases, vocabulary, culture, verbs, a dictionary and a video blog. Free. No audio also available in Swedish, Danish, and other languages.

http://www.learnalanguage.com/ -Phrases, vocabulary, culture, verbs, a dictionary and a video blog. Free. No audio also available in Norwegian, Danish, and other languages.

http://forvo.com/ -a site that has audio for pronouncing words. Free. Also available in all Nordic languages and more.

http://survivalphrases.com/ -Essential phrases. Somewhat requires registration. Somewhat paid. Also available  in Finnish, Norwegian, and other languages.

http://mylanguages.org/index.php -Learn a language with many tools. Free. No audio. Also available in all Nordic languages and more languages.

duolingo.com -Learn a language quickly. Free. Also available in Danish and Norwegian.

http://en.bab.la/ -learn vocabulary and some grammar rules. Has a dictionary and games. Free. Also available in Danish, Norwegian, Finnish and more languages.

http://www.loecsen.com/ -Compare languages and learn vocabulary. Free. Also available in Swedish, Danish and Finnish.

http://learn101.org/ -Learn vocabulary and grammar. Free. Also available in all Nordic languages and more.

Danish

http://ielanguages.com/danish.html -a website discussing esstential phrases, vocabulary, and rudimentary grammar. Free. Also available in Swedish, Norwegian, and other languages..

http://www.danishclass101.com/ -podcasts and videos concerning grammar, vocabulary, and culture. Paid with a 7-day free trial and a small amount of free content.

http://www.internetpolyglot.com/lessons-en-da -games concerning vocabulary. Free. Also available in Swedish, Danish, and other languages.

http://www.surfacelanguages.com/language/Danish -Reading, listening phrases along with tests to test your knowledge and games. Also has an intro and history of the language. Free. Also available in Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Icelandic, and other languages.

http://readlang.com/#languages -read books in your target language. Supports all Nordic languages and other languages. Free.

http://languageapps.org/danish.php -Lessons concerning vocabulary, phrases, and short grammar. Free. Also available in Norwegian, Finnish, Icelandic, Swedish, and other languages.

http://www.101languages.net/danish/ - Website with lessons with vocabulary, phrases, pronunciation and grammar. Also has links to radio, newspapers, and more resources. Free. Also available in Swedish, Norwegian, Icelandic, Finnish and other languages.

memrise.com -courses made by members on the site about vocabulary. Free. Some audio. Available in many other languages and topics.

http://www.learnalanguage.com/ -Phrases, vocabulary, culture, verbs, a dictionary and a video blog. Free. No audio also available in Swedish, Norwegian, and other languages.

http://forvo.com/ -a site that has audio for pronouncing words. Free. Also available in all Nordic languages and more.

http://mylanguages.org/index.php -Learn a language with many tools. Free. No audio. Also available in all Nordic languages and more languages.

duolingo.com -Learn a language quickly. Free. Also available in Danish and Swedish.

http://en.bab.la/ -learn vocabulary and some grammar rules. Has a dictionary and games. Free. Also available in Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish and more languages.

http://www.loecsen.com/ -Compare languages and learn vocabulary. Free. Also available in Swedish, Danish and Finnish.

http://learn101.org/ -Learn vocabulary and grammar. Free. Also available in all Nordic languages and more.

Finnish

http://www.finnishpod101.com/ -podcasts and videos concerning grammar, vocabulary, and culture. Paid with a 7-day free trial and a small amount of free content.

http://www.surfacelanguages.com/language/Finnish -Reading, listening phrases along with tests to test your knowledge and games. Also has an intro and history of the language. Free. Also available in Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Icelandic, and other languages.

http://readlang.com/#languages -read books in your target language. Supports all Nordic languages and other languages. Free.

http://languageapps.org/finnish.php -Lessons concerning vocabulary, phrases, and short grammar. Free. Also available in Norwegian, Danish, Icelandic, Swedish, and other languages.

http://www.101languages.net/finnish/ -Website with lessons with vocabulary, phrases, pronunciation and grammar. Also has links to radio, newspapers, and more resources. Even has a conversational course. Free. Also available in Swedish, Danish, Icelandic, Norwegian and other languages.

http://venla.info/ -Discusses grammar, vocabulary, and culture. Has exercises. Free. No audio.

http://www.uusikielemme.fi/index.html -Discusses grammar and vocabulary. Free. No audio.

memrise.com -courses made by members on the site about vocabulary. Free. Some audio. Available in many other languages and topics.

http://forvo.com/ -a site that has audio for pronouncing words. Free. Also available in all Nordic languages and more.

http://survivalphrases.com/ -Essential phrases. Somewhat requires registration. Somewhat paid. Also available  in Norwegian, Swedish, and other languages.

http://mylanguages.org/index.php -Learn a language with many tools. Free. No audio. Also available in all Nordic languages and more languages.

http://en.bab.la/ -learn vocabulary and some grammar rules. Has a dictionary and games. Free. Also available in Danish, Swedish, Norwegian and more languages.

http://www.loecsen.com/ -Compare languages and learn vocabulary. Free. Also available in Swedish, Danish and Finnish.

http://learn101.org/ -Learn vocabulary and grammar. Free. Also available in all Nordic languages and more.

Icelandic

http://www.surfacelanguages.com/language/Icelandic -Reading phrases along with tests to test your knowledge and games. Also has an intro and history of the language. Free. Also available in Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Icelandic, and other languages. No audio.

http://readlang.com/#languages -read books in your target language. Supports all Nordic languages and other languages. Free. No audio.

http://languageapps.org/icelandic.php -Lessons concerning vocabulary, phrases, and short grammar. Free. Also available in Norwegian, Finnish, Danish, Swedish, and other languages.

http://www.101languages.net/icelandic/ - Website with lessons with vocabulary, phrases, pronunciation and grammar. Also has links to radio, newspapers, and more resources. Free. Also available in Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish and other languages.

http://www.nativlang.com/icelandic-language/icelandic-pronunciation.php -discusses Icelandic pronunciation with audio. Free.  

http://www.nativlang.com/icelandic-language/icelandic-grammar.php -Discusses Icelandic grammar. Free. No audio. 

http://icelandiconline.is/index.html -A course in Icelandic brought to you by the University of Iceland. Discusses grammar, vocabulary, etc. Requires registration. Free. 

memrise.com -courses made by members on the site about vocabulary. Free. Some audio. Available in many other languages and topics.

http://forvo.com/ -a site that has audio for pronouncing words. Free. Also available in all Nordic languages and more.

http://mylanguages.org/index.php -Learn a language with many tools. Free. No audio. Also available in all Nordic languages and more languages.

http://learn101.org/ -Learn vocabulary and grammar. Free. Also available in all Nordic languages and more.

Dictionaries

http://www.freelang.net/ -A downloadable dictionary available in many languages. Free. No audio.

Links

http://www.openculture.com/freelanguagelessons -Links to more language learning sites.

http://norsk.rkevin.com/resources/ -Links to more Norwegian resources.

Need help memorizing things?

quizlet.com -Games to help memorizing things.

memrise.com

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information bokmål vs nynorsk encyclopædia britannica - norwegian language omniglot - norwegian orthography wikipedia - norwegian dialects wikipedia - norwegian language wikipedia - norwegian phonology phrases 101languages [nb] omniglot [nb/nn] polymath [nb] transparent language [nb] wikitravel phrasebook [nb/nn] apps/websites duolingo [nb] learn norwegian naturally [nb] learn norwegian online [nb] memrise [nb/nn] norwegianabc [nb] norwegian language utitlity now - norwegian on the web [nb] pardonmynorwegian [nb] polymath [nb] sett i gang [nb] vocabulary 101languages ielanguages i love languages linguanaut mylanguages

grammar/verbs now shortgrammar.pdf [nb] grammar checker [nb] språkrådet praktisk grammatikk [nb] ucl scandinavian wiki [nb] verbix [nb] verbix [nn] dictionaries bab.la [nb] bokmålsordboka / nynorskordboka dict.cc [nb/de] lexin [nb/nn] nordeniskolen nordisk miniordbok + audio [nb/nn/da/sv/etc] pons [nb/de] tyda.no [nb/en/se] encyclopædias korrekturavdelingen.no [nb] store norske leksikon [nb] wikipedia [nb] wikipedia [nn] blogs afroginthefjord blogglisten easynorwegian lingvisme transparent language news aftenposten dagbladet dagen dagens næringsliv klartale vg

youtube learn norwegian naturally michelle alexandra norwegianabc norwegianclass101 norwegian teacher - karin thirduncle1

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This is a post where you can find all of my advice given in long text posts and asks very easily, all in one place, so you don’t need to search through the tags. My ask box is always open if you ever want advice or support. I will try my best to answer as fully as possible and help you out. I will update this post with the posts as I do them. 

How To Start A Studyblr 

this is one of my most commonly asked questions so here is a really long post where i give you all of my tips on how to start a studyblr and also get involved in the community

How I Edit My Studyblr Pictures 

i go through exactly how i edit my studyblr pictures using snapseed to make it bright and white but still have the colours pop!

How To Stop Procrastinating

in this post, i give you some of my tips for how to stop procrastinating and getting productive. i include both some conventional tips but also some unconventional ones that you can try out.

How To Study When You Really Don’t Want To

sometimes studying can be really difficult, particularly if you have no motivation to do so. therefore in this post i give a selection of different tips to try and help you get to work even when that is the last thing you want to do

Active Revision Techniques 

in this post, i explain: active revision and the questions you need to ask yourself to deepen your understanding. i also outline some of the best techniques to make sure you are revising actively!

How To Do Uni Readings

in this post, i give advice on how to tackle lots of academic reading for university. i cover reading goals, selection, active reading and different reading techniques! also see here for the additions from @bulletnotestudies​ for med specific tips  

Unusual Study Tips

there are a million and one study tips posts so in this one i try to give some ones you might not have heard before in order to give you some new ideas to boost your studying! 

How To Annotate

i give you all of my best tips for annotating - both in general and more specifically for literature (novels, plays and poetry) - from my own experiences and some research 

The Complete Guide to the British Education System

this post is a detailed, in depth explanation of the the British school system, from primary school to university. i explain the differences between private and state schools and between the different UK nations.

My Experiences With GCSEs

in this post i talk about what i did to revise for the first external exams i’ve done. even though the title sounds very specific, it mostly gives all my advice on revision techniques and preparing for exams.

The Best Apps for Students

as the name suggest, in this post i give some of my favourite apps for students and the ones that i use all the time

List of Essay Questions for Foreign Languages (for Beginners)

this was answer to an ask but i think it deserves to be in this section. basically i give a bunch of questions separated into different categories that could be used to build an essay or just as writing practice for beginners in a foreign language. they are all given in english but they can be easily translated. 

My Favourite Pens (2019)

i am a huge stationery lover so in this post (which was my very first big post) i give some of my absolute favourites

My Study Routine during Exam Season

Tips for Staying Focused (with ADHD)

Motivation/Discipline tips

Talking about My Motivation

Tips for When You Are Feeling Overworked or Anxious and How Keep Up with Your Work

Tips for When You are Having a Rough Day

Tips for Taking Studyblr Pictures

My A Levels and How Hard They Are

Tips for Starting a Studyblr and How to Get Involved in the Community: [Ask 1] [Ask 2]

How to Make Friends on Studyblr [Ask 1] [Ask 2]

Tips for Doing Languages at A Level

Books, Films and TV Shows to Practice German

Motivation for Posting

2020 Quarantine Challenge : March - July 2020

Summer Studying Challenge: July - September 2020

The Studyblr Community Challenge: Can be done at any time

Winter Studying Challenge: December - January 2020/21

The Ultimate Studyblr Taglist

this post is a collection of tracked tags from blogs in the studyblr community! if you want to be added, please send me an ask telling me your blog name and your tag

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How to study a foreign language using fanfiction

The basic methods:

read fanfiction and use chrome extensions to translate unknown words

add the unknown words to a software or app and learn new words

Suggestions for another approach

Write about your favourite characters. 

Some ideas for what you can write:

the way they look and their personality

their pet(s)

the recipe to their favourite dish

what kind of clothes do they own/wear/like

describe their friends

what kind of books/movies do they like

what kind of hobbies to they like

Choose ideas that challenge you to learn new words but also practice the skills you have already. 

translate; if you translate for yourself, then keep everything in a folder and feel free to add notes once in a while when you want to use those translations. However, if you want to post your translations online, ask for permission before posting since the writer might not feel comfortable with someone translating their work.

You probably wonder how you can use translations to a deeper level if you’re an advanced learner. Some things to do after you translated something:

take everything and change the tense of it; go in the future, in the past etc. 

take everything and switch it the passive diathesis

add sticky notes/digital notes suggesting different options for certain words; let’s say you have the word shiny but you research synonyms and you learn the word bright

take the text and reverse it in meaning; you use negations and you have to learn words that are the opposite of what you just learned

write fanfiction tbh this point gave me the idea for this post and it’s the main reason why i made this post

Scenario ideas: 

fighting scenes the character asks you on a date, how did it go? an argument cooking picnic a new pet someone gets cats ears/they transform into a pet grocery shopping your target/native language

(i didn’t go into details because i don’t know if you want to add yourself to the universe or not, if you want the characters between them to deal with the situations, if you want to develop yourself an idea from the words i gave you so just go wild, the sky is the limit in fanfiction usually)

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So here you have everything I have related to Swedish. Most stuff I’ve found online (especially books and, of course, websites). The documents on Mega are from the lovely @lovelybluepanda. 

I’m probably forgetting some stuff, and I’ll update this when I have new stuff to share. Please, let me know if any of the links doesn’t work!

TEXTBOOKS

Teach Yourself Complete Swedish (+ Audios)

Teach Yourself - Get Started Talking Swedish

Teach Yourself - Speak Swedish with Confidence (+ Audios)

Colloquial Swedish (+ Audios)

Mål 1 (+ Audios)

Ny mål 1 Students book (+ Audios)

Ny mål 1 Workbook 

Rivstart A1 + A2 Students book (+ Audios) // Rivstart online exercises 

Rivstart A1 + A2 Workbook

Rivstart B1 + B2 Students book ( + Audios)

Rivstart B1 + B2 Workbook

Text i Fokus 1 // Text i Fokus 2

På Svenska 1 (+ Audios)

På Svenska 2 (+ Audios)

Form i Fokus Workbook - Grammar 1 // 2 // 3

Första övningsboken i svensk grammatik ( + Answersheet)

Swedish. Essentials of Grammar

Swedish: An essential grammar

A brief Swedish grammar

FSI - Swedish 

201 Swedish Verbs

MORE BEGINNER BOOKS

MORE INTERMEDIATE BOOKS

DICTIONARIES

Folkets lexikon

Ord.se

Lexin

Swedish corpus

OTHER COURSES

Swedish Pod 101

50 languages - Swedish

Learning Swedish (Swedish Institute)

Swedish Grammar course

Björn Engdahl’s Swedish course

ielanguages.com - Swedish

Online Swedish course

Polymath - Swedish

OTHER WEBSITES 

Swedish Language Blog

The Local Sweden - The Swedish Teacher Explanations (Archive)

Top Swedish Language Resources

Swedish 101 - 101 Languages

MyLanguages - Learn Swedish

MySwedish - Free Swedish lessons

Say it in Swedish

Lär dig svenska

500 Swedish Sentences Sorted from Easiest to Hardest

AnkiWeb - Swedish decks

Ungafakta (for little kids, but useful for learning!)

Swedish Verb Conjugator

Test your Swedish

Ominglot

BBC Languages

Everytongue - Recordings in Swedish

UCLA - Scandinavian Section - Swedish

Learn a language - Learn Swedish Online

Studi.se (for native speakers)

Lingvist (find books and resources for any language)

RANDOM DOCUMENTS

List of Swedish verbs

Swedish verbs system

Resources

The Swedish Kelly List

The Svenssons - texts in Swedish

RADIO, TV, NEWSPAPERS, FILMS, BLOGS, ETC.

Easy Swedish (Radio)

Best Swedish films of all time

Dagens Arbete

News in easy Swedish

News in easy Swedish 2

Metro (Newspaper)

Dagen (Newspaper)

Aftonbladet (Newspaper)

Swedish videos with Swedish subtitles

DreamfilmHD (Swedish films)

Stoppa Pressarna

Blogg.se

Stoppa Pressarna

Podcasts

SVT Play (SVT has different channels: SVT 1, 2, 24, Barnkanalen, Kunskapskanalen, SVT World 

TV4 (TV4 also has many channels)

Watch Swedish films/TV shows online

Nya Filmer (films in swedish/with swedish subs)

BOOKS

Children’s books

Easy books to read in Swedish (lättlästa)

En himmelsk färd

Emil i Loneberga

More books by Astrid Lindgren + some other authors

Harry Potter och de vises sten

MORE BOOKS I

MORE BOOKS II

YOUTUBE

Playlist: Swedish lessons for English speakers

Svenska för alla

Svenska med Idz

The Swedish Lad

Clara Henry

Therese Lindgren

Thomas Sekelius

Lovisa Högberg

The Swedish family (eng subs)

Gustav & Johanna

Felicia Bergström

Gääbi Grön (finlandssvenska)

Simon Andersson

Ny i Sverige (swedish subs)

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currently his favorite thing

(is @doctorguilty’s kity)

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der Federball – badminton der Liegestuhl – deckchair das Nickerchen – nap der Keks (pl. die Kekse) – biscuit; cookie die Luft – air

aufhören – to stop (sich) ausruhen – to relax knabbern – to nibble lesen – to read loslegen – to get started schlafen – to sleep schlürfen – to slurp verstehen – to understand wecken – to wake up

bequem – comfortable frisch – fresh herrlich – delightful; wonderful laut – loud leise – quiet

es geht nichts über… – there’s nothing like… es macht (jemanden) verrückt – it drives (someone) crazy

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klær (n.pl) clothes [nynorsk: klede (n.pl)] klesplagg (n) - item of clothing mote (m) - fashion stil (m) - style

hverdagsklær (n.pl) - everyday clothing [nynorsk: kvardagsklede (n.pl)] bukse (m/f) - trousers, pants jeans (m) - jeans shorts (m) - shorts skjorte (m/f) - shirt t-skjorte (m/f) - t-shirt skjørt (n) - skirt jakke (m/f) - jacket genser (m) - jumper, sweater frakk (m) - coat hanske (m) - glove vott (m)  - mitten skjerf (n) - scarf

undertøy (n) - underwear sokk (m) - sock strømpe (m/f) - stocking strømpebukse (m/f) - pantyhose/tights, hosiery strømpebånd (n) - garter [nynorsk: strømpeband (n)] korsett (n) - corset truse (m/f) - panties, underwear, briefs

fottøy (n) - footwear sko (m) - shoe støvel (m) - boot sandal (m) - sandal pumps (m) - pumps joggesko (m) - trainers, sneakers høyhælte sko (m.pl) - high heels [nynorsk: høghæla skor] stiletthælte sko (m.pl) - stiletto heels [nynorsk: stiletthæla skor]

hodeplagg (n) - headwear [nynorsk: hovudplagg] hatt (m) - hat lue (m/f) - beanie [nynorsk: luve (f)] skyggelue (m/f) - baseball cap [nynorsk: skyggehuve (f)] flosshatt (m) - top hat hårspenne (m/f/n) - hairclip hårnål (m/f) - bobby pin, hair pin hårbøyle (m) - headband (decorative) [nynorsk: hårbøyel (m)] pannebånd (n) - headband (sports) [nynorsk: panneband (n)] hårstrikk (m) - hair bobble, hair elastic

tilbehør (n) - accessory [nynorsk: tilbehøyr (n)] briller (m/f.pl) - glasses solbriller (m/f.pl) - sunglasses veske (m/f) - bag, purse ryggsekk (m) - rucksack, backpack slips (n) - tie knapp (m) - button glidelås (m) - zip lomme (m/f) - pocket

nattøy (n) - sleepwear tøffel (m) - slipper morgenkåpe (m/f) - dressing gown, bath robe [nynorsk: morgonkåpe] pyjamas (m)   - pyjamas pyjamabuske (m/f)  - pyjama bottoms nattkjole (m) - nightdress, nightgown

Note: all words listed as (m/f) are just (f) in nynorsk.

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