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Hugo Matre wrote:
> In lugnet.market.auction, John Neal writes:
> > Yeah har icky var in Norge. Howz' that?;-)
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> That's fine. The only word I understand is "Norge". :-))
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> Hugo
Really? That was a phrase my freshman college roommate used to say
after having taken first semester Norwegian. I think he claimed it was
the *only* phrase he learned in Norwegian;-) It was supposed to say "I
have never been to Norway"-- how would one write that correctly? BTW
you might get a kick out of this, Hugo-- my alma mater is St. Olaf
College AND my wife is 100% Norwegian (maiden name Odland). So, we got
*that* in common. Now, let's talk about how much Sweden sucks;-)
-John
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| (...) Nah, It's not that bad. In Norwegian it would be: "Jeg har ikke vært i Norge." I'm trying to see if I can explain how the words should be said, but it's a bit hard. --"Jeg": Almost like "Yay!", except that the "e" should be said like in (...) (26 years ago, 15-May-99, to lugnet.off-topic.pun)
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