"En flygende tallerken besøkte oss i dag."

Translation: A flying saucer visited us today.

[Arundhuti.]

and the spaghetti monster with holy ketchup on it!

[WildSage]

Ramen.

[snrailing]

Dude, I was sitting here going "A flying plate...huh? OH!" for an embarrassing amount of time. ;)

[AnaSrsh]

Don't worry I'm worse... I did the same, then decided to go with "plate", it accepted and then I saw the suggested solution and thought "saucer" was referring to a kitchen utensil or something and I was still puzzled. Just when I looked for images of "flying sauces" I realized what it was lol

[pablopublico]

I was at first thinking of "fluent plate" (flytende tallerken), guessing if it was perhaps an idiomatic way of saying "talking plate".

[nazwauzytkown1ka]

JEG VIL TRO

[pablopublico]

In Spanish we say "platillo volador". "Platillo" usually means a dish/stew/prepared food, but in this restricted case the meaning is closer to "plato/plate/tallerken".

[SallyByrne1]

Pero tambien OVNI (Objeto Volante No Identificado) no? He oido personas menos educadas decir OMNI...

[kelac68]

Is this a way for phrasing mildly a heavy quarrel between wife and husband?

[Heithr]

For plates and saucers, regardless of size, is there only "tallerken" in Norwegian as a term?

[thetomgentry]

I believe a saucer is en underkopp