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15 Funny Norwegian Idioms Illustrated And Explained

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15 Funny Norwegian Idioms Illustrated And Explained

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Arlo Danielson 3 years ago

Ha, pathetic, I read 97 books since June of 2020

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Earl Grey 3 years ago

I read “War and Peace” in 45 minutes. It’s about Russia.

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Sanguinius 3 years ago

pathetic i wrote 80 books since 2020

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PhybreAwptic 3 years ago

And did anyone ask? Neigh.

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Giselle Soler Turner 3 years ago

Lol

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Layla Corman 3 years ago

I read the Game of Thrones series (quite difficult reads I must say) over the weekend.

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Zuko 3 years ago

You are still in the double digits? The thousands are where its at :D /s (it was 158 and counting)

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JennyBee 3 years ago

your such a reading horse

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Ole Peder Amrud Hagen 3 years ago

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Cyrus Carlsness 3 years ago

i have read 368 books since school started

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CatWoman312 3 years ago

Quite the reading horse aren’t we ?

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CaelynTheCheeto 3 years ago

How DARE you speak the name of that dreadful year!!

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Bill 3 years ago

Do any of those books contain words?

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Aragorn II Elessar 3 years ago

Ha pathetic I read the Harry Potter series in a day.

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David Retsler 3 years ago (edited)

Yeah, well... I read 98 books.... since ... since July 2020!

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Emily Barnes 3 years ago

I read 100 books since June 2020

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Harleen 3 years ago

Like the English term "book worm"!

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Molly Parker Ronan 3 years ago

I've read 976 books since I was 9. I'm 10 and it has been 5 months since my birthday.

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Harleen 3 years ago

Good for you! Is your goal 1000? It's too bad more young people don't love reading as much as you. Maybe you'll be writing them some day 🙂

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Katchen 3 years ago

So like a bookworm.

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Glynna Bowood 3 years ago

English also have a idiom: "Clothes Horse " for people who have lots of clothes

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Mewton’s Third Paw 3 years ago

I always hated this saying! But you are right

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Natalie Bohrteller 3 years ago

In German you could say something like reading rat (Leseratte) or book worm (Bücherwurm).

2points

Lorelai Purvis 3 years ago

finally found an idiom that represents me!

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Freya the Wanderer 3 years ago

This is me!

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Night Owl 3 years ago

Bookworm

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grey galah 3 years ago

horses read?? some of these others make sense, but reading horses?

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Mats Iversen (Submission author) 3 years ago

I think it might be because horses generally was used for work and not riding in Norway, but I'm not 100% sure.

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Bacony Cakes 3 years ago

your daughter should git gud i did 50

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15 Funny Norwegian Idioms Illustrated And Explained

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