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Originally posted by atticus2
Du er en utro sekk med dritt

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Originally posted by atticus2
Du er en utro sekk med dritt

well that wasn't nice. 😀

I used to do the same thing with these guys, and usually got back english, a 'knowing' smiley implying they understood but no verbal answer, or even googlarized machine translation. your approach neatly rules out the smiley response.

Du er en utro sekk med dritt

mmm, you have an ultra mid rift like a sack, no thats not very nice.

Originally posted by atticus2
Du er en utro sekk med dritt

What does "utro" mean? "Utter", i.e., "complete"?

Richard

Originally posted by Shallow Blue
What does "utro" mean? "Utter", i.e., "complete"?

Richard

Google Translate says it means "cheating". I like the translation of what follows too 😀

Originally posted by morgski
Google Translate says it means "cheating".

It does, but only in the sense of cheating on a partner.

Originally posted by Nordlys
It does, but only in the sense of cheating on a partner.

It's the same in Danish. You were looking for 'snyder' or 'bedrager', which also translates to cheater, but is more game specific.

(I'm assuming the Norwegian word is similar to the Danish one).

Originally posted by Lundos
It's the same in Danish. You were looking for 'snyder' or 'bedrager', which also translates to cheater, but is more game specific.

(I'm assuming the Norwegian word is similar to the Danish one).

It isn't. In Norwegian, game-related cheating is "juksing", and the person who does it is a juksende drittsekk. ("Bedrager" is the same in Norwegian, but I don't think it would be commonly used in connection with chess.)

Originally posted by Nordlys
It does, but only in the sense of cheating on a partner.

It doubt he does that! Doesn't look the type to have a partner 🙄

I guess the rest of 'my' Norwegian was OK though 🙂

Ah, I just saw your post. juksende drittsekk. That sounds even better 😀