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takk for sist

TAHK for SIST[ˈtɑkː fɔr ˈsɪst]

thanks for last time, said when you next meet

Closest in English: thanks, thank-you, cheers. None of them covers it.

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The story

Norwegians say it on meeting someone again after a dinner or a party together, sometimes months later, and leaving it out can be noticed. Swedes and Danes have the same habit. English says thanks for having us once, at the door, and considers the matter closed.

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  1. Which language is it from?Norwegian
  2. When do you say it?On meeting someone after a dinner
  3. Where would you hear it?Bumping into last month's hosts
  4. What does it mean?Thanking someone for your last meeting

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