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I Illustrate Norwegian-To-English Idiom Translations To Show How Weird They Can Be To Non-Native Speakers (16 Pics)
What is a “Slow Cheese,” an “Environmental Pig,” or a “Cardboard Skull,” you might ask?
Well, if you read on, I will tell you!
A little while back, I posted some illustrations of bad, but funny, translations of Norwegian words here on Bored Panda.
You people seemed to like it, so I decided to make yet another post with weird Norwegian idioms as well.
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My Grandmother always cautioned, "Don't ever get behind a driver wearing a hat. You know he's going to drive slowly."
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Freya the Wanderer 5 years ago
These are all great! The English language needs to adopt at least some of these. Why not? English has been grabbing words and idioms from other tongues for centuries.
Freya the Wanderer 5 years ago
These are all great! The English language needs to adopt at least some of these. Why not? English has been grabbing words and idioms from other tongues for centuries.
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