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#31 "Å bety" versus "å mene" - because “to mean” means a lot ... [vokabular]
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#31 "Å bety" versus "å mene" - because “to mean” means a lot ... [vokabular]
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We start with "å bety", the reliable choice when you ask what a word translates to, define a term, or tie facts to outcomes. Then we switch lanes to "å mene", the verb for staking out a position or clarifying what you intended to say. Along the way, we share a quick rule that saves you from false-friend mistakes: "å mene" never follows anything but people (you can say "jeg mener", but it is not logical to say "boka mener" or "hunden mener"); whereas "å bety" usually never follows people (in other words: you can not say "jeg betyr").
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