"Er dere redde?"

Translation: Are you afraid?

[RoJeBo]

I love this sentence. It's funny to me because of the repeated sounds and the fact that there are only 3 different letters used. It's as funny as the spanish trabajabamos. It also has a fun rhythm (ditDAHditditDah)

[Dabturell]

3 letters, 1 sentence. Meanwhile in Norway

[AndrewReturn]

Am I the only one hearing "rebbe"?

[LilithGNM]

No. No you are not.

[Bruce-CallMeSoda]

Curious that after 3 years, no one can fix it.

[Andy642820]

10 months after you, still the same

[CalebRoksandic]

Scared, Potter?

[StephBataille]

You wish !

[vilyon]

Haha I read that in malfoy's voice!

[fool444luv]

Just out of curiosity.....Would this sentence be considered a "tongue twister" in Norwegian?.....and how does one say "tongue twister" in Norwegian?....red leather, yellow leather, red leather yellow leather.....:)

[kinpandun]

'Er dere redde for mørken?' was a great show.

[cindsardella]

I can't get that in my head. Does anyone of you have a way to remember "redde"? I don't seem to be able to connect it with anything I know.

[Annaduck81]

I think of the 'raid' at the end of afraid :-)

[cindsardella]

Great, Thanks! :)

[Geoffrey_Carlton]

Sounds like "AREREREBBE?"

[carol313062]

I thought so too!

[Zoidy287]

My tongue was not built for this sentence. I really need to practice saying the 'R' with the tongue.

[Jordy68955]

Fun tip. You can use the sound button to make it sound like a part of the Adam's Family theme tune.

[DonaldKirchner]

Are "d"s supposed to sound like "b"s?

[Kryptoiid]

I've never had this much fun trying to pronounce a sentence.

[DiQvcy]

But at speed it sounds like er redde dere

[7jeny3]

This will be my go-to sentence in response to "Say something in Norwegian."

[DasEntdeckerhuhn]

Hmm... i thought one should stick to "redd" without the plural ending, as this was indicated in the TIPS section. Something like using the plural ending was "not a grave mistake", but stick to the fixed ending would be more correct.

[Ewan502]

Fun to say