This is how I usually introduce myself to new people
Only when I haven’t showered in a week.
No. The sentence is grammatically correct, but looks like some AI-made gibberish.
Downloaded a really weird “learn Norwegian” app like ten years ago, there was a category labeled Gay, two of the phrases were “Jeg synes du likner på HIV” and “Jeg har lyst til å kysse deg og bæsje på brystet ditt”.
Good phrases to know I suppose!
We really like cheese.
Jeg er osten som banker.
When I encountered I Googled it and found it’s a book, which I then bought. Wonder if it’s a well-known book in Norway (is set around the border of Canada and USA)
Ku ku kachoo
Nei
Only when engulfing myself in cheese
Can confirm
Source: i am the cheese
From now on we will…
🤣 haven’t gotten to that section on the app yet, although The Cheese sounds like a cool Norwegian wrestler name lol
No, Duolingo provides some strange sentences 😅
“Bjornen spiser ris” comes up like 5-6 times when I chat with my Norwegian friends.
That last phrase is the absolute best way to get laid
Obviously, we love cheese quite a bit and we sometimes wish we were cheese, it’s like a meditation thingy.
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Nope
Only the molded ones that live in the forest
Yes
Yes
All the time
This is how I usually introduce myself to new people
Only when I haven’t showered in a week.
No. The sentence is grammatically correct, but looks like some AI-made gibberish.
Downloaded a really weird “learn Norwegian” app like ten years ago, there was a category labeled Gay, two of the phrases were “Jeg synes du likner på HIV” and “Jeg har lyst til å kysse deg og bæsje på brystet ditt”.
Good phrases to know I suppose!
We really like cheese.
Jeg er osten som banker.
When I encountered I Googled it and found it’s a book, which I then bought. Wonder if it’s a well-known book in Norway (is set around the border of Canada and USA)
Ku ku kachoo
Nei
Only when engulfing myself in cheese
Can confirm
Source: i am the cheese
From now on we will…
🤣 haven’t gotten to that section on the app yet, although The Cheese sounds like a cool Norwegian wrestler name lol
No, Duolingo provides some strange sentences 😅
“Bjornen spiser ris” comes up like 5-6 times when I chat with my Norwegian friends.
That last phrase is the absolute best way to get laid
Obviously, we love cheese quite a bit and we sometimes wish we were cheese, it’s like a meditation thingy.
It’s certainly not a common phrase. Duolingo makes strange sentences on purpose because they claim it helps with learning: https://blog.duolingo.com/how-silly-sentences-can-help-you-learn/
lol duolingo
Your translation is correct.
But no, I have never uttered those words.
Yes. And I just returned from Syden, so now I am the brown cheese.
You couldn’t stop me from saying “i am the chese”.
Jeg hadde bjørnen, han som sa det 🙂
Not amongst other Norwegians.
No. Not at all.
No
Every day.
I have literally never heard that specific sequence of words strung together in all my (as of today) 27 years speaking Norwegian.
Nei vi gjør ikke det.
(No we don’t)
It’s just psychology. The more wild a sentence is, the easier it is to remember, which means the easier it is to learn the language.
As a Wisconsite currently visiting Norway, I feel uniquely qualified to say the Jarlsberg cheese here is legit. At least someone here, IS the cheese.
It’s a reference to an American YA novel
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Am_the_Cheese
I remember reading the story in middle school.