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From what i can tell "føles ut som" refers to a tactile (or: sensual) feeling (like: the carpet feels like it's made of needles), where "føles seg som" refers to a somatical/psychological feeling (i'm feeling sick, i feel like a foreigner) - you can also tell this by the reflexive ("i feel (myself; meg) like ...")
1 year ago
not_justucetys
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Is the s in seg pronounced like s or sh. Fast audio on this makes it sound like the latter.
2 years ago
Ushkuut
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"rs" is pronounced like sh. Even if the r ends one word and the s starts another.
2 years ago
ag3n7_z3r0
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I got this audio exercise before I saw the word fremmed and don't know what it means :-(
2 years ago
[deactivated user]
Jeg også... :(
11 months ago