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Dagens ord (Word of the Day): men = but
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[The sign says “Enden er nær = The end is near] Nemi: “Men det er en hel sesong igjen” = “But there’s a whole season left”
(“igjen” usually means “again”, but can also mean “left” - as in “there’s only one cookie left”)
Dagens ord (Word of the day): en drøm = a dream
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“En bok er en drøm du kan holde i hånden” “A book is a dream you can hold in your hand”
Dagens ord (Word of the day): må = must
conjugation: å måtte, må, måtte, har måttet
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“Bøker gir oss steder å reise til når vi må bli der vi er” “Books give us places to travel to when we must stay where we are”
Dagens ord (Word of the day): å si = to say
e.g. “Hun sa at hun ikke liker fisk” (She said that she doesn’t like fish)
The conjugation’s irregular: Jeg sier (I say), jeg sa (I said), jeg har sagt (I have said).
Today’s comic: “Kan du si mamma? Mam-ma” “Gandalf. Gan-dalf!” . . . “Can you say mom? Mo-m” “Gandalf. Gan-dalf!”
(A very simple one today, but I like it :) )
Dagens ord (Word of the day) - å finne = to find
It’s irregular in the past tense though, with a vowel change: Hun fant - she found Hun har funnet - she has found Today’s comic: “Det er en mus i kjelleren!” “IIIIK!” (this is like a stereotypically feminine interjection) “Jeg finner kameraet!” “Jeg henter ost!” “Jeg pakker kofferten.” . . . Translation: “There’s a mouse in the basement!” “AAAAH!” “I’ll find the camera!” “I’ll get some cheese!” “I’m packing my bags” (lit. “I’m packing the suitcase)
Dagens ord (Word of the day): hver = every
If used about a neuter noun, like “et hus”, it’s “hvert” - e.g. hvert hus = every house (German: jedes Haus). For all other nouns it’s “hver”.
An explanation for the comic:
A “nisse” is a Norwegian mythological creature, that comes in a lot of different varieties. They’re kind of like gnomes maybe?
Translation:
“…hair gnomes?”
“ Do you have any other explanation for why one wakes up like this every morning?”
Created by Finnish artist JP Ahonen, the Belzebubs comic strip features an adorable metal-loving family and all of their dark adventures together. From having a little baby to having lunch with grandma - the strip features normal everyday things a family would do, but in a strangely adorable black metal way.
I thought Nemi fans might enjoy the Belzebubs.
Cover of Nemi #5 - 2003
“It will be six hundred and sixty six crowns” (76.47 US) ………. “Do you want a receipt?” “Yes!”
Once I got a meal at a cafeteria and when the cashier rang me up, the total with tax was $6.66. I laughed and pointed it out to the cashier. She looked at the slip of paper with trepidation and asked if I wanted to buy more stuff to change the total. She wasn’t kidding.
