Translation: \u00a0You’re not supposed to call Kalle for Kalle, even though Kalle’s mother calls Kalle for Kalle, aren’t you supposed to call Kalle for Kalle, because Kalle’s real name is Karl.<\/p>\n
\u00c5tte kopper upoppet popkorn<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Translation: \u00a08 cups of unpopped popcorn.<\/p>\n Byens beste baker Bj\u00f8rn Brun, baker bare brune brendte berlinerboller.<\/strong><\/p>\n Translation: \u00a0They city\u00b4s best baker Bj\u00f8rn Brun only bakes brown burnt berlin rolls.<\/p>\n Fisker’n Finn fiska fersk fisk forige fredag.<\/strong><\/p>\n Translation: The fisherman Finn fished fresh fish last Friday.<\/p>\n Det var en gang en sebra som ikke kunne se bra. Translation: There once was a zebra that couldn\u00b4t see well. \u00a0So he went to a zebra that could see well. \u00a0Then the zebra that could see well taught the zebra that couldn\u00b4t see well to see well!<\/p>\n Kristine kj\u00f8per kj\u00f8ttkaker hos kj\u00f8pmannen i Kjellstad.<\/strong><\/p>\n Translation: Kristine buys meat cakes at the storekeeper in Kjellstad.<\/p>\n Lille snille Pernille griller piller p\u00e5 Nilles grill, mens lille Ville triller Pernilles snille krokodille som spiller trekkspill.<\/strong><\/p>\n Translation: Little nice Pernille grills pills on Nille\u00b4s grill while little Ville rolls Pernille\u00b4s nice crocodile that plays the accordion.<\/p>\n Nye b\u00f8rster b\u00f8rster bedre enn gamle b\u00f8rster b\u00f8rster.<\/strong><\/p>\n Translation: New brushes brush better than old brushes brush.<\/p>\n Fem flate flyndrer p\u00e5 et flatt fat.<\/strong><\/p>\n Translation: Five fat fishes on a fat plate.<\/p>\n Leika d\u00e5kk\u00e5 d\u00e5kk\u00e5 m\u00e6 d\u00e5kk\u00e5 d\u00e5kk\u00e5 d\u00e5?<\/strong><\/p>\n Translation: Are you playing with dolls, are you?<\/p>\n \u00c6 e i A. \u00a0\u00c6 e i A \u00e6 \u00e5!<\/strong><\/p>\n Translation:\u00a0The school inspector asks, “which class are you in?” the answer is “I am in A” (\u00c6 e i A) then he asks another boy “what class are you in then” he answers “I am in A I too” (\u00c6 e i A \u00e6 \u00e5).<\/p>\n Do you think you can pronounce any of these?? \u00a0Give it a shot! \u00a0It\u00b4s even more funny if you look in the mirror or videotape it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Since I posted a question about Norwegian tongue twisters on facebook last week, I think I should do the topic justice and write a post. \u00a0Some of you had some great ones to share with all of us! \u00a0I love tongue twisters even if they are in languages I can\u00b4t understand. \u00a0It\u00b4s just funny…<\/p>\n
\nS\u00e5 gikk han til en sebra som kunne se bra.
\nS\u00e5 l\u00e6rte den sebraen som kunne se bra,
\nden sebraen som ikke kunne se bra \u00e5 se bra!<\/strong><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/norwegian\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/14\/2010\/11\/Tongue-Twister-350x281.jpg\")