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1 Oct 2022
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Norwegian (bokmal)
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en sprø fiskegryte: a crispy fish stew
sprø: crazy (adj.)
In the ordbøkene I found these:
1. meaning: fragile
3. meaning: fra vettet (~ from the mind)
er du blitt sprø? (~ have you gone crazy?)
Are these translations correct?
en sprø fiskegryte: a crispy fish stew
sprø: crazy (adj.)
In the ordbøkene I found these:
1. meaning: fragile
3. meaning: fra vettet (~ from the mind)
er du blitt sprø? (~ have you gone crazy?)
Are these translations correct?
sprø: crazy (adj.)
In the ordbøkene I found these:
1. meaning: fragile
3. meaning: fra vettet (~ from the mind)
er du blitt sprø? (~ have you gone crazy?)
Are these translations correct?
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- Norwegian (bokmal)
- Norwegian (nynorsk)
gryte: casserole
sprø: means "nuts, nutters, nanners, mental" in addition to "brittle, crispy"
I don't understand what you're asking, but it seems you've understood these word pretty accurately.
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