"The moose had lived for a long time."

Translation: Elgen hadde levd lenge.

[ghostofthefuture]

Usually, there's a one-letter typo allowance. Here, no. What does "lange" mean in Norwegian that it's not a typo?

[JenniferTauber]

'lange' is the definite/plural of 'lang', meaning long as in a long distance rather than a long time.

[HassanNur0]

Eller lang tid :-o

[fveldig]

You wouldn't say it like that in Norwegian.

[Jeanine724081]

Then it would be 'elgen hadde levd i lang tid'