Eg vil gjarna leiga ein bil í X dagar.
I'd like to rent a car for X days.
Usage
Used to request a car rental for a specific number of days
Grammar Note
"Eg vil gjarna leiga" is a polite way to say "I would like to rent". Replace X with a number
Hvat er innifalið í leiguverðinum?
What's included in the rental price?
Usage
Used to ask what the rental fee includes
Grammar Note
"Hvat er innifalið í" asks "what is included in"
Hevur bilurin GPS og sjálvvirkna girkingina?
Does it have GPS / automatic transmission?
Usage
Used to check if the car has GPS or automatic transmission
Grammar Note
"Hevur bilurin" asks if the car has something. "Bilurin" is the definite nominative form of "bilur"
Hvørjir tryggingarmøguleikar eru til boðs?
What are the insurance options?
Usage
Used to ask about available insurance options for a rental car
Grammar Note
"Hvørjir ... eru til boðs" asks "which ... are available"
Skal eg skila bilinum við fullan tank?
Should I return it with a full tank?
Usage
Used to ask about the fuel return policy
Grammar Note
"Skal eg" expresses obligation or necessity, asking "should I"
Er kilometragrensur?
Is there a mileage limit?
Usage
Used to ask about mileage restrictions
Grammar Note
"Er" begins a simple existence question in Faroese
Eg vil gjarna melda frá einari rispu.
I'd like to report a scratch / damage.
Usage
Used to report a scratch or damage on the rental car
Grammar Note
"Melda frá" is a phrasal verb meaning "to report". "Frá" follows the verb as a separable particle
Hvar er næsta bensínstøð?
Where is the nearest gas station?
Usage
Used to find the nearest gas station
Grammar Note
"Hvar er" is the standard expression for asking "where is"
Kann eg keyra bilin yvir landamærið?
Can I take this car across the border?
Usage
Used to ask about cross-border driving permissions
Grammar Note
"Kann eg keyra" asks about driving permission or possibility
Eru gjaldvegar á hesi leið?
Are there toll roads on this route?
Usage
Used to ask about toll roads on a route
Grammar Note
Several tunnels in the Faroes are toll roads. "Eru ... á" asks whether something exists on a route
Bilurin mín byrjar ikki.
The car won't start.
Usage
Used to report that the rental car won't start
Grammar Note
"byrjar ikki" is the negative present form of "byrja" (to start)
Eg vil gjarna skila bilinum tíðliga.
I'd like to return the car early.
Usage
Used to request an early return of the rental car
Grammar Note
"Eg vil gjarna skila" politely expresses the wish to return something
Hava tit barnasæti til boðs?
Do you have a child seat available?
Usage
Used to ask about the availability of a child seat
Grammar Note
"Hava tit ... til boðs" asks whether something is available
Hvørja sort brennistoff brúkar bilurin?
What type of fuel does it use?
Usage
Used to ask about the type of fuel the car requires
Grammar Note
"Hvørja sort" asks about "what type of"
Hava tit ravmagnsbil ella hybridbil?
Do you have an electric / hybrid car?
Usage
Used to ask about electric or hybrid car options
Grammar Note
The plural second person of hava is "hava tit" — "hevur" is the singular and is wrong here. Faroese for electricity is ravmagn (not Icelandic rafmagn), and the compound linking form is ravmagns- (as in "ravmagns ferðsluljósini"). "Or" is ella.
More Faroese phrases
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