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Parts of the body

Parts of the body

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Kroppsdeler

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I am drawing a man. J-- -eg-er -- mann. J__ t_____ e_ m____ J-g t-g-e- e- m-n-. ------------------- Jeg tegner en mann. 0
First the head. Fø--- hodet. F____ h_____ F-r-t h-d-t- ------------ Først hodet. 0
The man is wearing a hat. M-nn-n-ha---å---g--n---tt. M_____ h__ p_ s__ e_ h____ M-n-e- h-r p- s-g e- h-t-. -------------------------- Mannen har på seg en hatt. 0
One cannot see the hair. M-n-ser-ik-- -år-t. M__ s__ i___ h_____ M-n s-r i-k- h-r-t- ------------------- Man ser ikke håret. 0
One cannot see the ears either. Ma--ser-i-k--ø-e-e h-ller. M__ s__ i___ ø____ h______ M-n s-r i-k- ø-e-e h-l-e-. -------------------------- Man ser ikke ørene heller. 0
One cannot see his back either. Ma--s---i-k- --g--- he--er. M__ s__ i___ r_____ h______ M-n s-r i-k- r-g-e- h-l-e-. --------------------------- Man ser ikke ryggen heller. 0
I am drawing the eyes and the mouth. J-g -e-n---ø-ne-- -- ----e-. J__ t_____ ø_____ o_ m______ J-g t-g-e- ø-n-n- o- m-n-e-. ---------------------------- Jeg tegner øynene og munnen. 0
The man is dancing and laughing. M---e- -an-er og--e-. M_____ d_____ o_ l___ M-n-e- d-n-e- o- l-r- --------------------- Mannen danser og ler. 0
The man has a long nose. M-nnen h-- e--l--- -ese. M_____ h__ e_ l___ n____ M-n-e- h-r e- l-n- n-s-. ------------------------ Mannen har en lang nese. 0
He is carrying a cane in his hands. H---ha--e---tok- --hånden. H__ h__ e_ s____ i h______ H-n h-r e- s-o-k i h-n-e-. -------------------------- Han har en stokk i hånden. 0
He is also wearing a scarf around his neck. Han -ar --s----n-e--sk--r--r---t ----en. H__ h__ d_______ e_ s_____ r____ h______ H-n h-r d-s-u-e- e- s-j-r- r-n-t h-l-e-. ---------------------------------------- Han har dessuten et skjerf rundt halsen. 0
It is winter and it is cold. De- -r-v--t-- og---- e- k-l-t. D__ e_ v_____ o_ d__ e_ k_____ D-t e- v-n-e- o- d-t e- k-l-t- ------------------------------ Det er vinter og det er kaldt. 0
The arms are athletic. Ar-en- er-------g-. A_____ e_ k________ A-m-n- e- k-a-t-g-. ------------------- Armene er kraftige. 0
The legs are also athletic. B---a e- o-så-k-a---ge. B____ e_ o___ k________ B-i-a e- o-s- k-a-t-g-. ----------------------- Beina er også kraftige. 0
The man is made of snow. M-nnen------ge--av -nø. M_____ e_ l____ a_ s___ M-n-e- e- l-g-t a- s-ø- ----------------------- Mannen er laget av snø. 0
He is neither wearing pants nor a coat. H-- -----n--n-b---- -å s---og -n-en -å--. H__ h__ i____ b____ p_ s__ o_ i____ k____ H-n h-r i-g-n b-k-e p- s-g o- i-g-n k-p-. ----------------------------------------- Han har ingen bukse på seg og ingen kåpe. 0
But the man is not freezing. M-n---nn-- fryser -kk-. M__ m_____ f_____ i____ M-n m-n-e- f-y-e- i-k-. ----------------------- Men mannen fryser ikke. 0
He is a snowman. D-t--- ---s---ann. D__ e_ e_ s_______ D-t e- e- s-ø-a-n- ------------------ Det er en snømann. 0

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