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Hi, sorry if it's too explicit but how do you say "to eat pussy" in Norwegian? I'd direct translate and say "å spise fitte" but I'm wondering if Norwegian has another way of saying it? Like maybe a slang that won't come up in online translaters?
Hi, sorry if it's too explicit but how do you say "to eat pussy" in Norwegian? I'd direct translate and say "å spise fitte" but I'm wondering if Norwegian has another way of saying it? Like maybe a slang that won't come up in online translaters?
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I can't recall there being other ways to say this. You could certainly change out "spise" and "fitte" with synonyms, though. "å ete mus", for instance.
I have an inkling that the eating metaphor for cunnilingus is less widespread in Norwegian than in English, however. If so, it may be more natural to go with "slikke" ("lick") instead. There probably are some slang terms as well, but I don't know any, and they're likely to be regional and/or generational.
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I can't recall there being other ways to say this. You could certainly change out "spise" and "fitte" with synonyms, though. "å ete mus", for instance.
I have an inkling that the eating metaphor for cunnilingus is less widespread in Norwegian than in English, however. If so, it may be more natural to go with "slikke" ("lick") instead. There probably are some slang terms as well, but I don't know any, and they're likely to be regional and/or generational.
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