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5 | Ah, so you are at work now |
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4 | (right) now / at the moment |
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Ah, so you are at work now Explanation: nytte, colloquial variant of nyt = now www.finnishtrans.com -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-03-02 21:05:44 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- More colloquially So you\'re at work now |
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(right) now / at the moment Explanation: "nytte" is a colloquial form of "nyt" which means (right) now / at the moment "Oh, you are at work now" The whole sentence is written in slang; "duuni" = job, work, workplace "duunissa" = at work |
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