Примери коришћења Varg на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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You know, Varg.
Varg is in trouble.
Think, Varg.
Varg needs to stop.
Get out, Varg.
Hey Varg, It's Anna.
I miss you, Varg.
Varg Veum! How nice.
This is Varg Veum.
We had a deal, Varg.
Varg, a friend of Even's.
You're not my father, Varg.
Varg Veum is at the location.
It's called weekend, Varg.
Varg, are you ready for some more?
Nobody knows about us, Varg.
It was Varg who first set fire to a church.
I want you to get him, Varg.
And Varg Veum was no knight in shining armour.
Can you handle Varg Veum?
So they do know who Varg is after all then, and they know well who I am.
He did with help of the Norwegian secret police, who advised him to do so, andalso because the name“Varg Vikernes” was very impractical in Norway at the time.
Varg Veum is a private investigator based in the west coast Norwegian city of Bergen.
Their fictional image of Varg Vikernes prevailed.
Varg Veum is the central character in a series of crime novels, written by the Norwegian author Gunnar Staalesen.
One of these witnesses(Bård G. Eithun) admitted in 1998, under oath in a court of law,that he had given false testimony against Varg Vikernes, and that he had done so because the Norwegian police had asked him to do so(“to get back at Vikernes for killing Aarseth” and to get a more lenient treatment himself, when going to court for his own crimes).
Varg Veum is the protagonist in a series of Scandinavian crime fiction novels by Norwegian novelist Gunnar Staalesen.
Vikernes experienced that solely because of the name“Varg Vikernes” he was e. g. not allowed to order plane tickets, rent cars, order train tickets, rent a room in a hotel, open up a bank account, etc.
Vargr(compare modern Swedish varg"wolf") arose as a non-taboo name for úlfr, the normal Old Norse term for"wolf".[4] Shippey adds that there is also an Old English verb, awyrgan, meaning both"to condemn[an outcast]" and"to strangle[an outcast to death]"; he adds that a possible further sense is"to worry[a sheep], to bite to death".[5] He writes that.
Vikernes still uses the name Varg Vikernes in everyday life, and only uses the name Louis Cachet when he has to(i. e. for signing things, legal documents etc.).