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So, when are you going to learn Norwegian??LOL
ReplyDeleteNot anytime soon, but I love Google Translate! There is one blog I go to that has a Google gadget that you click on, and it translates her whole blog into your language! I want that for my blog, and I have searched and searched and can't find exactly that one. The one I keep finding lets you paste phrases into a box, and it translates them.
ReplyDeleteI owe you big time for the advice on purchasing the machine and for the lessons on making socks. I will GLADLY translate all the Norwegian text you need ;-)
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