sukk, hadde virkelig trengt a snakka m/deg gratenher (or is it grten her)

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07:57 Mar 31, 2001
Norwegian to English translations [Non-PRO]
Norwegian term or phrase: sukk, hadde virkelig trengt a snakka m/deg gratenher (or is it grten her)
Personal note, uses norwegian letters which i don't have on this computer though.
Nicole
English translation:see comments
Explanation:
Oh,Í´d really needed to talk to you..

then the last part could be:

1) "gråten nær" which would mean (my tears are almost coming out/I´m almost crying)

2) gråter her (crying here)

The special letters used in the Norwegian alphabet (and other alphabets) can be found in MS Word under the tab insert/add on top and then special signs.

I wish you good luck !

Greetings from Tone
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naSigh, I really had needed to talk with you ???
Mats Wiman
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Tone Wittmann


  

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1 hr
Sigh, I really had needed to talk with you ???


Explanation:
try to clarify 'gratenher' (is it possibly 'gørtenher'


    Native Scandinavian (Swede) with Norwegian friends
Mats Wiman
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Local time: 18:48
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3 hrs
see comments


Explanation:
Oh,Í´d really needed to talk to you..

then the last part could be:

1) "gråten nær" which would mean (my tears are almost coming out/I´m almost crying)

2) gråter her (crying here)

The special letters used in the Norwegian alphabet (and other alphabets) can be found in MS Word under the tab insert/add on top and then special signs.

I wish you good luck !

Greetings from Tone



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Tone Wittmann
Local time: 18:48
Native speaker of: Native in NorwegianNorwegian
PRO pts in pair: 12
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