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The Norwegian version of Santa Claus is called "Julenissen" or "Jule nisse." The name means "Christmas Elf" (Jule or Yule being the classic name for the Christmas holiday).
Santa Claus is Julenissen in Norwegian
Julenissen!
"Jul" is "Christmas" in Norwegian. "Nissen" is practically the same as "Santa"
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How do you call people from norway?
With a telephone!
How do you call a person fron Norway?
People from Norway are called "Norwegians".
Does Santa give out presents in Norway?
If you are good santa will give out presents in norway.
What do people in Madagasgar call Santa Claus?
I don't know, what do people in Madagascar call Santa Clause?
What did people in Austria call Santa?
Santa Claus
What do you call people from ancient Norway?
The Vikings.
When did Santa Claus appear in Norway?
Santa Claus would appear in Norway when you were sleeping nicely...
What do people in Norway call Children's Day?
They call it "Barnas dag".
Why do the people in Ireland call their Santa Santa Claus?
People in Ireland call him Santy, Santa and Santa Claus. Santa Claus comes from Saint Nicholas and can then be shortened to Santa Claus or just Santa or Santy. So people in Ireland use those names, like people in many countries do.
What do people call Santa Claus in China?
聖誕老人 that is how you call santa
Who delivers the presents in Norway?
Julenissen (Santa)
What do people call Santa Claus in India?
They call him Santa Claus. Exactly the same name as you call him.
