What does strákur in Icelandic mean?
What is the meaning of the word strákur in Icelandic? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use strákur in Icelandic.
The word strákur in Icelandic means boy, guy. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word strákur
boynoun (young male) Er ég strákur eða stelpa? Hverjum er ekki sama? Am I a boy or a girl? Who cares? |
guynoun Og ūađ er alltaf gaman ađ sjá ūig, stķri strákur! And always great to see you, big guy. |
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Mér er ađ verđa brátt í brķk, strákur. This is borderline kid. |
Hlustađu á mömmu ūína, strákur. Listen to your mom, kid. |
Ekkert kjaftæði, strákur Don' t fuck with me, kid! |
Kanntu ađ aka vagni, strákur? Can you drive a buggy, boy? |
Hvađ ertu ađ gera, strákur? What are you doing, kid? |
Þetta er góður strákur, Haraldur Já, einmitt. He's a good boy, Harald yes, exactly |
Ūađ var mín eina von ūegar ég var strákur í Murmansk. Was my only playing when I was boy back in Murmansk. |
Ég er bara strákur frá Brooklyn. I'm just a kid from Brooklyn. |
Gleðileg jól.Þú ert orðinn stór strákur You' re a big boy now |
Þú ert góður strákur. You're a good kid, Jeffrey. |
Góður strákur. Good boy. |
Sæll, strákur. Hello, boy. |
Ūađ var einn strákur. There was one guy. |
Svo, þetta er ekki illa settur strákur í kínversku samfélagi. So, this is not a poorly- placed guy in Chinese society. |
Hvađ viltu, strákur? What do you want, kid? |
Strákur og stelpa, stelpa og strákur. Boy and girl, girl and boy. |
Göđur strákur. Good boy. |
Hann skrifaði: „Ein myndin var af úlfinum og lambinu, kiðlingnum og pardusdýrinu og kálfinum og ljóninu. Öll lifðu þau í friði hvert við annað og lítill strákur gætti þeirra ... “One picture,” he wrote, “showed the wolf and the lamb, the kid and the leopard, the calf and the lion —all in peace, being led by a little boy. . . . |
Þú varst afar óþekkur strákur! And you've been a very naughty boy! |
Ég kom hingađ sem strákur áđur en ūetta varđ sumarleyfisstađur. I used to come here as a kid before it was a vacation property. |
Ljķmar ūessi strákur? Does that one kid really, you know, glow? |
Svona strákur, gakktu frá honum! Go on, boy, finish him! |
Ekki ūessi strákur. Not this kid. |
Það var leitt strákur Bad luck, lad |
Viltu dansa, sæti strákur? You wanna dance, pretty boy? |
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