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Meanings of norwegian language in English
North Germanic language spoken in Norway.
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Examples for "no"
Examples for "no"
1
Now a new problem: There was no clear way to open it.
2
Evidently, no 'complete solution' to the 'Jewish problem' was yet in sight.
3
The answer is simple: 300 million years ago, there was no Atlantic.
4
Of course, changing the rules is no guarantee of future good behaviour.
5
Of course Nice regrets saying no to a particular new pharmaceutical product.
1
Budget carrier Norwegian Air Shuttle said it found out via media reports.
2
The government formally abandoned a six-year-old Norwegian- brokered ceasefire a year ago.
3
A number of smaller Norwegian banks tapped the state's relief fund, however.
4
The Norwegian government is required by international law to protect the wolf.
5
So far the Norwegian forces have remained in relatively peaceful northern Afghanistan.
1
Hans Barndom og Ungdom by Henrik Jaeger in Illustreret norsk literaturhistorie, and by various authors, including Swedes and Danes, in articles of Björnstjerne Björnson.
2
Norsk Hydro said it expected it would attend the June meeting.
3
The venture was abandoned last year by its most recent owner, Norwegian multinational Norsk Hydro.
4
Norsk Hydro was not immediately available for comment.
5
Steel companies Arcelormittal and Norsk Hydro and commodity trader Glencore all rose more than 2 percent.
Usage of norwegian language in English
1
No man had ever written the Norwegian language as this man wrote it.
2
Norwegian language website ut.no gives details of trails across the country.
3
The crew talked the Norwegian language and I am using the English language mostly this winter.
4
The Norwegian language is spoken with the lips as far away from the teeth as possible.
5
Although I understood but little of the Norwegian language, I attended the meetings daily for an hour.
6
Jean, with her pretty face in that condition which the Scotch and Norwegian languages expressively call begrutten, could do nothing but sigh.
7
Here we had a chance to try our luck with the Norwegian language in demanding "en hest, saa straxt som muligt."
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