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Aleco wrote:Because they're not writing an article, and instead use all genders to their fullest?
I really don't know... to me, å råke is to just/barely miss, but I usually only see it in writing as to afflict. But if I had to guess, I'd say it means "To try and land in the puddles with every jump".Try to step into a puddle with every step.
Bane is Oslo lingo for subway.Take the first train that comes and go somewhere you want.
I'd say Lay the table before breakfast and eat for a long timeCover the table before breakfast and eat long.
Nico & Vinz’s Number 1 achievement puts them in very good company, and also makes them the first Norwegian act to take the Number 1 spot for almost 29 years. The last time the Norwegian flag flew at the top of the Official Singles Chart was when A-ha scored their only chart-topper, The Sun Always Shines On TV, which reigned supreme for two weeks in early 1986.
Aleco wrote:I really don't know... to me, å råke is to just/barely miss, but I usually only see it in writing as to afflict.Try to step into a puddle with every step.
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