Indefinite adjectives in Norwegian grammar are used similarly to the English equivalent – “a”, “an”, and “some”. They are used to describe a non-specific object, either singular or plural. When you are talking about something in a general sense, or something that is not specifically known to both the speaker and the listener, indefinite adjectives come into use. This makes them a basic but essential part of Norwegian grammar, and the exercises below will help to strengthen your understanding and application of them.