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Good morning folks I'm Snorre, born and raised in Alta(or, well, technically not born in Alta), Norway. Not sure what else to write, so please don't hesitate with asking.
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    As far as I am aware, Ratchet is also the name of a character in an English video game-series for children, so I think the answer is yes, Ratchet can be used as your name.
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    June 4, 2016
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    What does らしく mean? As title says, what does らしく mean? I know らしい, but I couldn't find out what it means when it's conjugated to only らしく. Any help on clarifying what it means and what kind of grammar magic is at work here would be greatly appreciated.
    June 4, 2016
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    Kommer ann på hvordan type TV-program du er ute etter. Jeg selv vil STERKT anbefale: Brødrene Dal og Proffessor Drøvels hemmelighet Brødrene Dal og Spektralsteinene Brødrene Dal og Legenden om Atlant-is I den rekkefølgen. Dette er norsk komedie på sitt beste. Du kan muligens se dem her: https://tv.nrk.no/sok?q=br%C3%B8drene+dal Er usikker på om NRK lar deg se showene fra utlandet. Hvis du ikke får sett dem har de laget en artikkel her: http://www.teknolicious.com/2012/05/02/sa-enkelt-ser-du-norsk-nett-tv-fra-utlandet/ som forklarer hvordan du får sett dem fra utlandet. Og hvis du går på tv.nrk.no finner du masse norske TV-programmer av diverse sjangere. Hører også en del bra om Lillyhammer, men ikke sett det selv.
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    September 10, 2015
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    Kan du skrive spørsmålet på Engelsk? Jeg er redd jeg ikke forstår det. Could you write the question in English? I'm afraid I don't understand it.
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    September 10, 2015
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    I made the dog blue = jeg gjorde hunden blå. But it sounds unnatural unless you add by which means you made the dog blue. Ex: Jeg malte hunden blå = I painted the dog blue. As for "Made myself better", we usually use "improved". I have improved myself =Jeg har forbedret meg. Side note: Gjørt is not an actual word.
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    August 4, 2015
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    "I høsten" means as The previous poster said, "in the fall/autumn" however, as you may notice, this sounds a bit awkward, which it does in Norwegian too. Can't say I've ever heard it used. However, "til høsten" is a lot harder to explain. Briefly explained, it may mean that someone is talking about the next autumn or something happening up until the next autumn. Both usually involve an action.
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    August 4, 2015
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    The な　here is a particle ^_^ http://jisho.org/search/%E3%81%AA And the の can be used at the end of a sentence to indicate emotional emphasis, a confident conclusion(i.e that you are confident that your previous sentence = true) and as a question particle(don't ask me details of this one use, because I don't know). Hope this helps ^_^
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    July 4, 2015
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    I do not understand the question. They work mostly like the English ones?
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    July 4, 2015
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    Legg merke til at "te", "hu" og "vettu" er dialekt, og kunn brukt i grammatisk inkorrekte skrevne setninger eller muntlig språk. Også, det heter "Har dere flere forkortelser" :-)
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    May 21, 2015
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    "Hva" brukes vel mer i spørresetninger. "Hva som er viktig" høres veldig feil ut og jeg kan ikke tenke meg at det brukes av noen. Skulle du brukt "hva" måtte det hvert noe slikt som "Hva er det som er viktig". "Det som er viktig" høres veldig konklusivt ut og virker ikke som om det etterlater noe rom for diskusjon, noe slikt som man kunne hørt i en tale kan jeg tenke meg.
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    May 21, 2015
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