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Common Faroese to Dombe phrases

100 practical Faroese to Dombe phrases for travel, study, work, and daily conversation.

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Looking for practical Faroese to Dombe phrases? This free guide lists 100 essential sentences for travel, study, work, and everyday conversation. Each line shows the Faroese phrase first, then the Dombe translation (Dombe) — so you can scan quickly before a trip, class, or video call.

The phrases are grouped into eight topics: greetings and pleasantries, useful phrases for travellers, everyday conversation, directions and getting around, shopping and dining, emergencies and health, work and business, and time, days and numbers. Use the table of contents to jump straight to greetings, directions, dining, emergencies, or numbers. You do not need perfect grammar to start — short, clear sentences often work better than silence when you are learning Dombe.

Tip: when a Dombe phrase looks unfamiliar, compare it with the Faroese wording — noticing word order differences helps you understand grammar naturally.

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Greetings and pleasantries

Hello, goodbye, please, thank you, and polite introductions for meeting new people.

  1. Halló

    Salibonani

  2. Takk

    Ngiyabonga

  3. Góðan morgun

    Ubusuku obuhle

  4. Góðan dag

    Uhlanga oluhle

  5. Góðan kvøld

    Ubusuku obuhle

  6. Góðan nátt

    Lala kahle

  7. Síggjast seinni

    Siyaphinda

  8. Farvæl

    Hamba kahle

  9. Hvat er títt navn?

    Ubani igama lakho?

  10. Eg eiti John

    Igama lami nguJohn

  11. Hvussu hevur tú tað?

    Unjani?

  12. Gott at hitta teg

    Ngiyajabula ukukwazi

Useful phrases for travellers

Airport, hotel, tickets, and transport phrases for getting around on a trip.

  1. Tú tosaði enskt?

    Uta kuta chiRungu?

  2. Eg tosi ikki væl hindi.

    Ndi ndakuta Hindi zvakanaka.

  3. Eg skilji ikki.

    Ndi ndinzwisise.

  4. Vinaliga tosa sakta.

    Ndapota kuta zvishoma.

  5. Kunnu tú siga tað aftur?

    Ungazvitaura zvakare?

  6. Hvar er toalettin?

    Chikamu chechimbuzi chiri kupi?

  7. Hvussu fái eg til miðbýin?

    Ndingasvika sei kumusoro kwekugara?

  8. Snú til vinstru.

    Tendeuka kuruboshwe.

  9. Snú til høgru.

    Tendeuka kurudyi.

  10. Fara beint fram.

    Enda mberi.

  11. Hvussu nógv kostar ferðin?

    Mitero inodhura zvakadini?

  12. Ein atvøtt, takk.

    Tikiti imwe, ndapota.

  13. Er tað langt frá her?

    Iri kure here kubva pano?

  14. Eg eri lost.

    Ndakanyura.

  15. Hvar kann eg keypa ein SIM-kort?

    Ndingatenga sei kadhi reSIM?

Everyday conversation

Small talk, feelings, opinions, and common chat phrases for daily life.

  1. Ja

    Ehe

  2. Nei

    Aih

  3. Kanska

    Zvichida

  4. Eg eri samdur

    Ndinobvumirana

  5. Eg eri ósamd

    Ndinopikisa

  6. Tað hoyrist gott út

    Izvozvo zvinonzwika zvakanaka

  7. Hvat heldur tú?

    Unofungei?

  8. Kanst tú hjálpa mær?

    Unogona kundibatsira here?

  9. Eg þarf hjálp

    Ndiri kuda rubatsiro

  10. Vanta eitt eygnarblikk

    Mirira kwechinguva

  11. Eg eri leysur

    Ndine hurombo

  12. Eingin trupulleiki

    Hapana dambudziko

  13. Takk fyri

    Makorokoto

  14. Tillykke við føðingardegnum

    Makorokoto ezuva rekuzvarwa

  15. Hava ein tryggan túr

    Iva nerwendo rwakanaka

Directions and getting around

Asking where something is, left and right, distances, and finding your way.

  1. Hvar er jarnvøtturin?

    Kupi yehamba yechitima? (ku-pi ye-hamba ye-chi-ti-ma)

  2. Hvar er bussstoppin?

    Kupi yehamba yebhazi? (ku-pi ye-hamba ye-bha-zi)

  3. Hvat plattform er tað?

    Ndeipi chikuva? (Nde-i-pi chi-ku-va)

  4. Hvat tíð fer tað?

    Ndeipi nguva inobva? (Nde-i-pi ngu-va i-no-bva)

  5. Er hetta rætta leiðin?

    Iyi ndiyo nzira yakarurama? (I-yi ndi-yo nzi-ra ya-ka-ru-ra-ma)

  6. Tað er nærhendis.

    Iri pedyo pano (I-ri pe-dyo pa-no)

  7. Tað er langt burtur frá her.

    Iri kure nepanotangira (I-ri ku-re ne-pa-no-tan-gi-ra)

  8. Kann tú vísa mær á kortinum?

    Unogona kundiratidza pamepu? (U-no-go-na kun-di-ra-ti-dza pa-me-pu)

  9. Støð her, vinarliga.

    Mira pano, ndapota (Mi-ra pa-no, n-da-po-ta)

  10. Hvussu leingi tekur tað?

    Inotora nguva yakareba? (I-no-to-ra ngu-va ya-ka-re-ba)

Shopping and dining

Ordering food, asking prices, paying the bill, and shopping at markets or stores.

  1. Hvat kostar hetta?

    Iri chingani? (iri chingani)

  2. Tað er ov dýrt

    Iri kutengesa kwazvo (iri kutengesa kwazvo)

  3. Hava tit nakað billigari?

    Une chimwe chiri kutengesa chiri pasi? (une chimwe chiri kutengesa chiri pasi)

  4. Kann eg gjalda við korti?

    Ndingabhadhara nekadhi here? (ndingabhadhara nekadhi here)

  5. Eg vil hava ein dýn fyri tveir

    Ndinoda tafura yevaviri (ndinoda tafura yevaviri)

  6. Rokningina, vælsignað

    Chikwereti, ndapota (chikwereti, ndapota)

  7. Er tænastan við í prísinum?

    Sevhisi yakasanganisirwa here? (sevhisi yakasanganisirwa here)

  8. Eg eri vegetarianur

    Ndiri vegetarian (ndiri vegetarian)

  9. Einki kryddað mat, vælsignað

    Hapana chikafu chinopisa, ndapota (hapana chikafu chinopisa, ndapota)

  10. Hetta er deiligt

    Iri rinonaka (iri rinonaka)

  11. Kann eg fáa matseðilin?

    Ndingawana menyu here? (ndingawana menyu here)

  12. Ein glasi av vatni, vælsignað

    Girazi remvura, ndapota (girazi remvura, ndapota)

Emergencies and health

Help, police, doctor, pharmacy, and urgent situations when you need assistance fast.

  1. Ringja til løgregluna

    Fona mapurisa

  2. Ringja til ambulanse

    Fona amburensi

  3. Eg eri í tørvi á lækna

    Ndiri kuda chiremba

  4. Eg føli meg sjúkan

    Ndiri kurwara

  5. Eg eri allergiskur móti jarðhnøttum

    Ndine allergy kumapere

  6. Hvar er næsta sjúkrahús?

    Papi chipatara chiri pedyo?

  7. Tað sær her

    Zvinorwadza pano

  8. Eg havi mist mítt pass

    Ndakakanganwa pasipoti yangu

  9. Kann tú ringja til mítt hotell?

    Unogona kufona hotera yangu?

  10. Hjálp!

    Rubatsiro!

Work and business

Meetings, email tone, schedules, and professional phrases for the workplace.

  1. Gott at hitta teg

    Ndiwe wakanaka

  2. Lat okkum avtala ein fund

    Ngatironge musangano

  3. Hvat tíð virkar fyri teg?

    Ndeipi nguva inokodzera kwauri?

  4. Eg sendi frágreiðingina í dag

    Ndichatumira mushumo nhasi

  5. Kunnu vit tosa í morgin?

    Tingataure mangwana here?

  6. Vinaliga finn viðheftu filin

    Ndapota tsvaga faira rakabatanidzwa

  7. Takk fyri títt tíð

    Ndatenda nenguva yako

  8. Eg gleði meg at arbeiða við tær

    Ndiri kutarisira kushanda newe

  9. Kunnu tú greiða tað út?

    Ungajekesa ipapo here?

  10. Lat meg koma aftur til tín

    Nditende kuti ndidzoke kwauri

  11. Freistin er fríggjadagur

    Nguva yekupedzisira iChishanu

Time, days and numbers

Clock times, days of the week, months, quantities, and counting for appointments and plans.

  1. Hvat er klokkan?

    Ndi chingani? (ndi chingani)

  2. Hann er tríggjar

    Ndi mitatu (ndi mitatu)

  3. Í dag

    Nhasi (nhasi)

  4. Í morgin

    Mangwana (mangwana)

  5. Í gjár

    Nezuro (nezuro)

  6. Mánadagur

    Muvhuro (muvhuro)

  7. Týsdagur

    Chipiri (chipiri)

  8. Mikudagur

    Chitatu (chitatu)

  9. Ein

    Imwe (imwe)

  10. Tvey

    Piri (piri)

  11. Tríggjar

    Tatu (tatu)

  12. Tíggju

    Gumi (gumi)

  13. Eitt hundrað

    Zana (zana)

  14. Hálv

    Hafu (hafu)

  15. Meira

    Zvimwe (zvimwe)

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