Examples of using Mean something in English and their translations into Norwegian
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it should mean something, right?
vi vokste opp her, burde det bety noe, ikke sant?But louvres actually mean something in your country, cos you have sun.
Vindusskjermer betyr noe for dere, siden dere har sol.I know, but they still mean something to me.
Jeg vet, men de fortsatt bety noe for meg.We mean something to each other!
Vi betyr noe for hverandre!Cause I bet you mean something to somebody.
Men du må vel bety noe for noen.But you… Hey… You mean something to me.
Men du… Du betyr noe for meg.I think a first real kiss should mean something.
Ens første ordentlige kyss bør bety noe for begge to.I mean, you mean something to me.
Jeg mener… Du betyr noe for meg.If this is where we were raised, it should mean something, right? You? No?
Om vi vokste opp her, burde det bety noe, ikke sant?even those old magazines mean something to me.
selv de gamle bladene betyr noe for meg.I guess we were afraid it would mean something if we didn't.
Vi var vel… redde for at det ville bety noe hvis vi ikke gjorde det.But you you mean something to me.
Men du… Du betyr noe for meg.it must mean something to you.
den må bety noe for deg.And eventually you think you mean something to him,?
Og til slutt tror du at du betyr noe for ham?You're talking like you mean something to me.
Du snakker som om du betyr noe for meg.I hope that we mean something to people.
Jeg håper at vi betyr noe for folk.A deal must mean something very different on Earth.
En avtale må bety noe helt annet her på Jorden.This word can also mean something cold or calm.
Dette ordet kan også bety noe kaldt eller rolig.You mean something to me!
Du mener noe for meg!No mean something, but all take into consideration,
Ingen mener noe, men alle tar hensyn,
