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How do u pronounce 'Vær så snill' and can u please show me how to use this in sentences
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When you give something to someone.
You can say " Vær så god".
And you thank someone it means " you're welcome ".
You can hear here http://lexin.udir.no/?search=vær+så+god&dic...
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