Det er bare nedern at det regner så mega meget!

English translation: It's very annoying that it rains so extremely much!

16:32 Nov 6, 2005
Danish to English translations [Non-PRO]
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Danish term or phrase: Det er bare nedern at det regner så mega meget!
hi, i just want to know what this means in english. Its from a friend and im not to sure what exactly its about. Thanks alot if you can help
H Bradley
English translation:It's very annoying that it rains so extremely much!
Explanation:
Unless you wanted the English slang version of this, which I'm not familiar with.
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pcovs
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5 +4It's very annoying that it rains so extremely much!
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Det er bare nedern at det regner så mega meget!
It's very annoying that it rains so extremely much!


Explanation:
Unless you wanted the English slang version of this, which I'm not familiar with.

pcovs
Denmark
Local time: 16:45
Native speaker of: Danish
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Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Suzanne Blangsted (X): that's about it, but I would use "very much" insted of extremely much
18 mins
  -> True, but I wanted to avoid using 'very' twice, and 'mega' does convey more than 'very' IMO ;o)

agree  lone (X)
2 hrs
  -> Mange tak ;o)

agree  Rebecca Barath: "it just sucks that it's pouring down as much" US slang, sorry didn't mean to hit neutral!!!
5 hrs
  -> Thanks again for adding the slang version ;o)

agree  Anna Haxen
7 hrs
  -> Mange tak ;o)

agree  Derringdo
17 hrs
  -> Mange tak ;o)

disagree  Diarmuid Kennan: the slang translation is that it is a real downer that ..................
1 day 20 hrs
  -> Yes, a slang translation is also good, but the asker said:"i just want to know what this means in english", i.e. the asker did not ask for a slang translation, so I see no reason to disagree with a non-slang version ;o)
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