"Två galna kvinnor springer efter mig!"

Translation: Two crazy women are running after me!

[magicafan]

I found this funny xD

[Motivator]

moose instead of women would make more sense, I believe. :D
(or would it? I don't know, I'm from southern areas...)

[Auramyst]

"Hon ser ut som en älg"

[Ninety-Six]

That's probably why they're chasing you.

[CanOzer1]

Can this also be in the context 'two women are trying to obtain me' or is just literally two women running

[Red_Reaper]

I wanted to know this too.

[devalanteriel]

Literally women running.

[danielmccord]

Don't stop to post about it!

[bigswedeej]

Difference between gålna and tokig?

[Arnauti]

The base form is galen: galen, galet, galna.
You'll get different answers from different native speakers, but basically galen and tokig mean the same thing.

[bigswedeej]

Tack. Tokig is more fun to say.

[Beanybadger]

So... does this mean 'crazy' in the sense of literally clinically insane/ personality disorder, or in the lighthearted 'I'm so crazy, I just dyed my hair blue', or crazy in the sense of angry, frenzied, slightly losing control on one's emotions?

[devalanteriel]

Either is fine. Well, maybe not fine. You know what I mean. :p

[ZhangtheGreat]

Det här är bättre än inga kvinnor springer efter mig (correct me if I didn't say this right).

[devalanteriel]

än att :)

[ghosteh]

can "springer efter" also mean "chasing"?

[devalanteriel]

I wouldn't say it can mean it, but it can definitely imply it.