{"id":66,"date":"2009-03-22T16:48:00","date_gmt":"2009-03-22T20:48:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/norwegian\/?p=66"},"modified":"2009-03-22T16:48:00","modified_gmt":"2009-03-22T20:48:00","slug":"spring-fever","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/norwegian\/spring-fever\/","title":{"rendered":"Spring fever"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"grilling<\/a>V\u00e5rfeber er her! <\/strong>Spring fever is here!\u00a0 At least for me.\u00a0 This weekend has been gorgeous.\u00a0 Det regnet hele dagen p\u00e5 fredag. <\/strong>It rained the whole day on Friday, so it’s been really nice to see sola denne helgen <\/strong>(the sun this weekend)!\u00a0 N\u00e5 bl\u00e5ser det mye <\/strong>(now it’s blowing a lot\/it’s very windy), men temperaturen er perfekt <\/strong>(but the temperature is perfect).\u00a0 I g\u00e5r gikk vi p\u00e5 tur i skogen med hunden <\/strong>(Yesterday we walked in the woods with the dog).\u00a0 Did you notice the inversion in that sentence?\u00a0 Normally we would say ‘Vi g\u00e5r p\u00e5 tur… <\/strong>but because we have an adverbial phrase (i g\u00e5r<\/strong>), we rearrange the sentence structure so that the adverbial phrase comes first and the verb comes before the subject.\u00a0 Anyways….<\/p>\n

What kinds of things are fun to do when v\u00e5r <\/strong>comes?<\/p>\n

As I said before, ta hunden ut i skogen og g\u00e5 p\u00e5 tur <\/strong>(take the dog out in\u00a0 the forest and go for a walk),<\/p>\n

jobbe i hagen <\/strong>(work in the yard) doing things like…<\/p>\n

samle ved for \u00e5 brenne <\/strong>(gather wood to burn),<\/p>\n

klippe gresset <\/strong>(cut the grass\/mow),<\/p>\n

plante blomster <\/strong>(plant flowers),<\/p>\n

rydde huset og\u00a0 hagen <\/strong>(rid the house and the yard) of things we don’t use anymore,<\/p>\n

sitte i sola og lese? <\/strong>(sit in the sun and read?),<\/p>\n

og grille<\/strong> (and grill)!<\/p>\n

V\u00e5r\u00a0betyr at sommeren kommer <\/strong>(spring means that summer is coming) and vinteren er borte <\/strong>(winter is gone) til neste \u00e5r <\/strong>(til next year).\u00a0 For those of us that live in the northern latitudes, it also means that mange ting blir levende igjen <\/strong>(many things become living again) and dyrene slutter \u00e5 gjemme seg selv <\/strong>(animals stop hiding themselves).<\/p>\n

I absolutely love v\u00e5ren <\/strong>(the spring) because I become myself again after a long vinter <\/strong>and everyone comes outside.\u00a0 The first few nice days are always a bit bizarre because I think to myself, where did all of these people come from?\u00a0 The truth is they have all just been cozied up inside!<\/p>\n

The best part about v\u00e5r <\/strong>in my opinion is the frisk luft <\/strong>(fresh air).\u00a0 V\u00e5r <\/strong>has it’s own scent.<\/p>\n

Liker dere v\u00e5ren? <\/strong>(Do you (pl.) like\u00a0spring?)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\"\"

V\u00e5rfeber er her! Spring fever is here!\u00a0 At least for me.\u00a0 This weekend has been gorgeous.\u00a0 Det regnet hele dagen p\u00e5 fredag. It rained the whole day on Friday, so it’s been really nice to see sola denne helgen (the sun this weekend)!\u00a0 N\u00e5 bl\u00e5ser det mye (now it’s blowing a lot\/it’s very windy), men…<\/p>\n

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