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I scarcely say this, but in what context would someone say this? Does it simply mean that you always are writing, but you take a few breaks a day to read instead?
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I think so. It's a very weird sentence nonetheless, it must be a really learned person who just can't stop writing except for when they read. It will probably never be actually used in context.
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just want to confirm that the robot pronunciation of når is incorrect. it is wrong at least compared to this human http://www.forvo.com/word/n%C3%A5r/#da
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Unless is translated by google as "med mindre", but given how bad greek translations are, I wouldn't bet on it. But it seems the same to me.
Is "undtagen" a preposition here? (Isn't it a conjunction in this sentence?)
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Undtagen is a preposition which has a relative clause as its argument here. Når is the conjunction.
To quote dumbo "we work all day, we work all night. We never learned to read or write.
