"Var är mina sexton renar?"

Translation: Where are my sixteen reindeer?

[GeniusJack]

I really want to be in a context where I can use this sentence :D Although, I would be upset to lose my reindeer...

[AlexisLinguist]

Don't be pessimistic. It's a taunt after winning, "Hey, where are my reindeer [that you promised me]?" :)

[GeniusJack]

How can you be sure? What if Santa really had 16 reindeer, and he couldn't find them? Then there would be no presents! D:

[Matt92HUN]

Or a Sami's reindeer wandered onto a Finnish artillery testing range.

[Toivo20]

Very likely! Or over the border to Russia where they would die of deerpox?

[MissMuse]

This is a question I find myself asking daily.

[Jimothey]

Is Duo now Santa Claus? I hope so!

[Steven_Dorey]

I keep getting busted for simply writing "deer" instead of "reindeer". Throw me a bone here!

[deactivated user]

throws bone in Swedish

[LucasHon.]

Santa Claus would ask it!

[MissMuse]

Two Santas, even! :)

[MattBush2]

"Reindeers"? Isn't "reindeer" already plural?

[Arnauti]

The suggested translation is reindeer, but reindeers is accepted since reindeers is also a possible plural. http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/reindeer

[MattBush2]

Interesting; in the Android app when tasked with Swedish -> English it states that the correct translation is "Where are my sixteen reindeers?"

Thanks as always!

[Arnauti]

It shouldn't show you that unless you yourself put reindeers, but there can be some odd glitches sometimes, especially on mobile I think.

[Tracie463621]

I heard it as 'var är mina sextio renar?'

Obviously, I was wondering how business could keep taking place with the Inuits if so many reindeer got lost! I'd be devastated!

[kalashnikitty]

How on earth could anyone lose sixteen reindeer?

[OpenVMS]

It is a typical situation when you are a drunk Santa.

[Q_C]

That's odd, I thought there were only meant to be eight :P

[arghavanne]

TIL Santa is Swedish.. (and suffers from diplopia)