Examples of 'norwegian and english' in a sentence
Meaning of "norwegian and english"
Norwegian and English: This phrase likely refers to languages, indicating the ability to speak or understand both Norwegian and English. It could also pertain to individuals from Norway and England or have other contextual meanings depending on the context
How to use "norwegian and english" in a sentence
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norwegian and english
Text in norwegian and english.
The pages are available in both Norwegian and English.
The Norwegian and English recording team have been very well received.
All releases are published both in Norwegian and English.
Speaking and writing Norwegian and English is a prerequisite for the position.
He has written several books in Norwegian and English.
The Norwegian and English letters compared.
Her poems have been translated into Norwegian and English.
Norwegian and English.
They performs songs in Norwegian and English.
That year, he also wrote a Norwegian and English translation and interpretation of Völuspá.
It is very easy to say, in both Norwegian and English.
Oleana video in Norwegian and English.
In addition to Swedish, Ny Tld also published occasional articles in Norwegian and English.
The lyrics are in both Norwegian and English.
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I am trained in intelligence and weapons . I speak Danish and some Norwegian and English.
This site is presented in Norwegian and English.
He is the author or editor of more than 30 books, in Norwegian and English.
Guided tours available in Norwegian and English.
The register / website is in Norwegian and English.
I grew up with two languages, Norwegian and English.
External links = = * Official website in Norwegian and English.
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