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arctic hobo said:Well Dave I'm just basing it on my own experience :?: I've not had problems like you said
lucky git
): i struggled to get beer for the first 2 months
Bruce Natt means just NIGHT and til radka sounds like a dedication To radka ( a name)
hope that helps
Me too, but that was because I was 15 
"Kan jeg få et glass øl?" I would say, and then get gabbled at in noggy, sometimes it's easier just to speak english :roll:
"Kan jeg få et glass øl?" I would say, and then get gabbled at in noggy, sometimes it's easier just to speak english :roll:
arctic hobo said:Me too, but that was because I was 15
"Kan jeg få et glass øl?" I would say, and then get gabbled at in noggy, sometimes it's easier just to speak english :roll:
you just raise a finger here now and shout PIIILLLLLSSSSSSSS
of course if you want to learn Old Norse go up in to the Northern Dales - the top end of Swaledale, Teesdale & Weardale way up in the Pennines. Plus bits of Northumberland.
How much is a beer in Norway/Sweden these days?
I suppose Ol (how do you get the nordic letters BTW?) has the same origin as our word 'ale'.
I suppose Ol (how do you get the nordic letters BTW?) has the same origin as our word 'ale'.
What's the exchange rate with the Norwegian Kroner?
I heard a story recently about someone over in Norway from the UK on a business trip. Lacking local currency he visited a cash machine. By mistake he took out the equivalent of £2000 because he hadn't checked the exchange rate first!): :Crazy_071
Is it around 10 NOK to the Pound?
Best wishes
Bruce
I heard a story recently about someone over in Norway from the UK on a business trip. Lacking local currency he visited a cash machine. By mistake he took out the equivalent of £2000 because he hadn't checked the exchange rate first!
): :Crazy_071 Is it around 10 NOK to the Pound?
Best wishes
Bruce
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