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7 Oct
7:54am, 7 Oct 2024
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cackleberry
What älska, the Aldi own brand of ciders translates as. How did they get away with that?! |
7 Oct
8:44am, 7 Oct 2024
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Eynsham Red
cackleberry wrote: älska In the translation that I’ve found it’s Swedish for love. I can’t find anything dubious. |
7 Oct
8:51am, 7 Oct 2024
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macca 53
[I did that and thought the same as @Eynsham Red ]
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7 Oct
9:02am, 7 Oct 2024
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Raemondo
If you look further down the list there's also 'make love'.
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7 Oct
9:25am, 7 Oct 2024
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Eynsham Red
Ja, but that that is the intransitive of the verb älska…… De älskade med varandra: They made love to each other De älskade uppe på höskullen: They made love in the hayloft (Like I actually knew what intransitive Oder a verb was before I looked on Wiki 😂) |
7 Oct
9:25am, 7 Oct 2024
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Eynsham Red
*of* not Oder!
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7 Oct
9:40am, 7 Oct 2024
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NordRunner
It's a verb in infinitive or imperative (which have the same ending - “elske” in Norwegian) that could be a command to either love or like. Like “Bring” is a parcel service, or “Purge” could be a laxative.
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8 Oct
1:47pm, 8 Oct 2024
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Cheeky’s Dad
That citronella (insect repellent) and lemongrass (common herb in Thai food) are the same thing (well one comes from the other)
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10 Oct
5:57am, 10 Oct 2024
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Raemondo
There is also a Hasselt in the Netherlands. Previously I only knew of the one in Belgium, so I was very confused when when my Dutch plant school teacher said our field work tomorrow would be there. |
10 Oct
8:44am, 10 Oct 2024
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Hills of Death (HOD)
Actor Stuart Grainger real name Is Jimmy Stewart so he had to change his name because the man himself. |
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