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Norwegian to English translations [Non-PRO] Surveying | | Norwegian term or phrase: Gratulerer med dagen | | tring to figure this out it is either, finnish, norwegain, swedish, or dutch i think. plaeas help |
| | | Congratulations!; Happy Birthday! | Explanation: This expression is used in Norway to congratulate somebody on an important day. It might be their birthday or it might be a confirmation, wedding or other important celebration in the family. Norwegians also say "Gratulerer med dagen!" to each other on Norway's national day, 17th May.
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It means literally \"Congratulations on the day!\" |
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13 mins confidence: peer agreement (net): +3 Congratulations!; Happy Birthday!
Explanation: This expression is used in Norway to congratulate somebody on an important day. It might be their birthday or it might be a confirmation, wedding or other important celebration in the family. Norwegians also say "Gratulerer med dagen!" to each other on Norway's national day, 17th May.
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It means literally \"Congratulations on the day!\"
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