As 2012 is slipping away, it’s time to set the record straight for 2013! 🙂 Many people are making nyttårsforsett (or nyårsforsett, the singular and the plural are the same), or New Year’s resolutions, about things to improve or achieve during the upcoming year. I asked some family members and friends about their nyttårsforsett [NIT-ores-fore-set]:
- å leve sunt (to live healthy)
- å begynne å trene (to start training)
- å snakke pent til kona (to talk nice to the wife)
- å lese mer (to read more)
- å starte et nytt og bedre liv (to start a new and better life)
- å rydde (to tidy up)
- å bestige et fjell (to climb a mountain)
- å bruke mer tid på å være sosial på Facebook (to spend more time being social on Facebook)
- å lese færre nettaviser (to read fewer online newspapers)
- å bygge en garasje (to build a garage)
- å slutte å røyke (to quit smoking)
- å spise mer is (to eat more ice-cream)
- å dyrke mer sport (to do more sport)
- å skrive en sang (to write a song)
What are your resolutions for 2013?
Godt nyttår!
Comments:
Jim DeHaas:
Nyttårsforsettet mitt er å lære meg mer ungarsk og å bruke norsken min oftere, om det betyr at jeg leser mer eller at jeg snakker med flere nordmenn.
Bjørn A. Bojesen:
@Jim DeHaas Høres bra ut! 🙂
Anybody else has nyttårsforsett?