"Hun hadde glemt nøklene hjemme."

Translation: She had forgotten the keys at home.

[PhilBall1]

This translation doesn't seem right to me. I would either say " She had forgotten the keys" or "she had left the keys at home"

[gothicsquirrel]

I agree, I would transalte this sentence as 'she had left the keys at home'

[Yakuul]

I don't see any problem with it. "i forgot my keys" "Where?" "At home" "You forgot your keys at home?!"

[Nic698651]

Unusual, and far-fetched: "Mum had lost the keys on the hillside and thought we were stuck. She had forgotten the keys at home. It was a duplicate set. I went back for them". Possible.

[1bvYbkK8]

I agree a very unnatural translation! one would simply say I forgot the keys

[Bunchybunc]

Yes, this is an unnatural Engkish sentence.

[ChakatSandwalker]

It's uncommon, but I have encountered this strange English construction before in my youth. I've probably used it myself without noticing the odd grammar.