You are a crazy teacher.
| 16:52 Feb 10, 2001 |
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| na | Dere er en gal lærer. |
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| na | Du er en sprø/helsprø lærer |
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| na | Du er en sprø lærer! |
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2 hrs
Dere er en gal lærer. Explanation: none Native Scandinavian (Swede) |
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10 hrs
Du er en sprø/helsprø lærer Explanation: Dear Greg Hilton, I slipped here and should not have answered as I'm a Swede and you do not know (I assume) Norwegian. Below you can find a much better answer from Tone (who should have the KudoZ points): Hallo ! This would be the direct translation of your sentence: 'Du er en gal lærer'. If 'crazy' is more expressing funny/ full of energy etc then this translation would cover the meaning sentence better: 'Du er en sprø/helsprø lærer' Helsprø is a bit more crazy than just sprø. HTH Tone References: Native Norwegian Peers' grades for this answer: 4 se above |
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51 days
Du er en sprø lærer! Explanation: Definitely colloquial, but I think it fits. Native Norwegian |
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