skat vil jeg bare
English translation: Love, I only want to
| 17:26 Aug 2, 2001 |
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| na | Love, I only want to |
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| na -1 | taxes will strip me |
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3 hrs peer agreement (net): -1
taxes will strip me Explanation: from TIS dict. |
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7 hrs
Love, I only want to Explanation: Considering the rest of the queries you have posted, and assuming the context is the same here, this would mean "Love, I only want to...". The word order is not correct though, it should have been "Skat, jeg vil bare". The way you put it here indicates that this is a secondary clause and is part of a longer sentence. "Skat" literally means 1. tax, 2. "treasure", and it is often used to address a loved one, just as you would say "love" or "honey" in English. vil = want jeg = I bare = only |
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