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What is the difference between 'til å' and 'for å' in Norwegian?
Thanks in advance!
Feb 26, 2016 7:24 PM
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Eksempelsetninger:
Dette får folk til å juble. Vi kommer ikke til å klare å beskytte dere. Jeg overtalte ham til å ta en dusj.
For å bestå prøva må du pugge. Dette er det beste man kan gjøre for å slippe mugg. Han burde gjøre det for å erfare nye ting.
The English trans will variate.
Jeg øver meg TIL Å stå på henda. = I'm practicing to stand on my hands.
Jeg øver meg FOR Å [klare å] stå på henda = I'm practicing so to [be able to] stand on my hands.
July 5, 2016
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