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Det er greit likevel.
That's fine anyway.
Mamma er ganske streng.
Mamma is pretty strict.
Vi er straks tilbake.
We are right back.
oppmerksomhet
attention
Spøker du?
Are you kidding?
Du er så vakker!
You are so beautiful!
Samtidig
At the same time
Jeg blir skuffet.
I will be disappointed.
Gjør meg stolt
Make me proud.
Humle
Bumblebee
kjempe
very
Du såret meg!
You hurt me!
Du er teit!
You're lame!