What is How are you getting on? called in Norwegian with how to pronounce and transliteration in English?
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English to Norwegian
- Thanks for everything Takk for alt
- See you later! se deg senere
- Keep in touch! holde kontakten
- Of course Selvfølgelig
- From time to time Fra tid til annen
- Be careful driving Vær forsiktig kjøring
- She's pretty Hun er ganske
- How are you? Hvordan har du det?
- Please write it down Vennligst skriv det ned
- I'm cleaning my room Jeg rengjøring rommet mitt
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