Hvar er kasínóið?
Where is the casino?
Usage
Used to ask for the location of the casino
Grammar Note
"Hvar er" is the standard location question. Faroe Islands have no casino; useful for Faroese travelers in Europe
Hvat er lægsta innsatsur við hesum borðinum?
What is the minimum bet at this table?
Usage
Used to ask about the minimum bet at a table
Grammar Note
"Lægsta" is the superlative of "lágur" (low/small), meaning "minimum/lowest"
Hvussu keypi eg pólettar?
How do I buy chips?
Usage
Used to ask how to buy casino chips
Grammar Note
"Hvussu keypi eg" asks "how do I buy"
Eg vil gjarna spæla blackjack, rúlett, baccarat, poker og spælimaskinur.
I'd like to play blackjack / roulette / baccarat / poker / slots.
Usage
Used to indicate which casino game you want to play
Grammar Note
"Eg vil gjarna spæla" is a polite expression meaning "I would gladly like to play"
Eg vil gjarna veksla pólettarnar til pening.
I'd like to cash out my chips.
Usage
Used to exchange chips for cash
Grammar Note
"Veksla ... til" means "to exchange ... for"
Er nakað klæðabúnaðarkrav?
Is there a dress code?
Usage
Used to ask about the dress code before entering
Grammar Note
"Er nakað ... krav" asks whether there is a requirement
Kann eg fá ein ókeypis drykk?
Can I get a complimentary drink?
Usage
Used to ask about complimentary drink service
Grammar Note
"Kann eg fá ein" politely asks for one of something ("drykkur" is masculine, hence "ein")
Er nakað VIP-romm?
Is there a VIP room?
Usage
Used to ask about VIP room availability
Grammar Note
"Er nakað" asks whether something exists
Eg haldi, eg havi spælt nóg fyri í kvøld.
I think I've had enough for tonight.
Usage
Used when deciding to stop gambling for the evening
Grammar Note
"Eg haldi" is the phrase "I think" expressing a personal opinion
Eg eri byrjari — kanst tú útgreina reglurnar?
I'm a beginner — can you explain the rules?
Usage
Used to ask for a rules explanation as a beginner
Grammar Note
"Útgreina" means "to explain/elaborate". "Reglurnar" is the definite plural of "regla" (rule)
Nær lokar kasínóið?
What time does the casino close?
Usage
Used to ask about the casino's closing time
Grammar Note
"Nær lokar" asks what time something closes
Hvørji spæl hava tit til tøkis?
What games do you have available?
Usage
Used to ask what casino games are available
Grammar Note
"Til tøkis" means "available/accessible"
Er pokerturnering í kvøld?
Is there a poker tournament tonight?
Usage
Used to ask about poker tournaments
Grammar Note
"Er ~?" is the standard question for asking about the existence of something; the noun is used without an article or "nakað"
Hava tit spælimaskinur?
Do you have slot machines?
Usage
Used to ask whether slot machines are available
Grammar Note
"Hava tit" is the plural form asking whether someone has something; the plural pronoun "tit" takes the plural verb "hava"
Kann eg veksla pólettarnar til pening við kassanum?
Can I exchange chips for cash at the cashier?
Usage
Used to ask about exchanging chips at the cashier
Grammar Note
"Við kassanum" is a dative prepositional phrase meaning "at the cashier/counter"
More Faroese phrases
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