*** The Norwegian expressions, translated in three languages ***
After living in Norway since 2006, I am able to talk fluently now, but I still miss one thing. I can not understand Norwegian expressions(!!!), and they are a huge numbers of them that I have no idea what they mean !!! Just imagine you're in the middle of a conversation and suddenly, out of no where, the person in front of you is talking about, for example apeloff(MONKEY BREAD) !!! WTF !!!???
So I start learning and collecting them one by one. As most of my projects, I have decided to publish it online in the ***free world*** to share it with others as well. I was hoping that in this way people can Google these fracking nonsense sentences and get what THEY mean ;-)
Thanks to dear Keieo who has translated them in to Chinese as well. Now we have expressions translated in three languages(English, Persian and Chinese).
Shahab.
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Det kan også bety å komme videre (f.eks. i livet):
- Han var ikke snill mot meg, men jeg har kommet over det.
It can also mean to let it go, "move on", "leave it"
Takk for det :) Har oppdatert posten med den andre betydningen også :)
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