Norske gåter - ...norske gåter (Norwegian puzzles)

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CharonPlu Thursday 21st of April 2005 06:02:51 AM
Norske gåter - Denne gåten gitt til meg i elementær skole. Jeg tilpasser det til norsk. Fyll i de neste fire bokstaver i den rekkefølgen.

This puzzle was given to me in elementary school. I've adapted it to Norwegian. Fill in the next four letters in the sequence.

E T T F F S S _ _ _ _

Nyt! ~C

Psyche Friday 22nd of April 2005 09:35:03 PM
- Å N T E---:) Keep the words coming will yah!

CharonPlu Friday 22nd of April 2005 09:43:33 PM
- bravo!

Java Sunday 24th of April 2005 03:06:36 AM
- Psyche is cheating!!! She didn't understand it till I explained it to her. Bad Psyche!!!

Since I'm in a good mood right now I will explain it for those who don't understand.

The letters stand for the Norwegian numbers:
En, To, Tre, Fire, Fem, Seks, Sju, Åtte, Ni, Ti, Eleve

CharonPlu Sunday 24th of April 2005 04:49:56 AM
- Ah, tisk tisk, Psyche :D

Thanks for posting the actual words, Java. I should have done that in my previous post.

~C

Psyche Thursday 28th of April 2005 11:48:42 AM
- Ah Java, you just wait until we meet, then I`ll show you a thing or two!! :D

Well, must correct the word for eleven though, its spelled "elleve".

CharonPlu Friday 06th of May 2005 08:26:20 AM
dekod koden - Her er et nytt spill:

Try to crack the code and find the hidden message (på norsk!)...

gataac aatcgg tttctaatcgagaaa!

Nyt! ~C

[i]edit (July 4, 2005): minor correction in puzzle[/i]

Psyche Monday 04th of July 2005 03:03:24 AM
- Nyt? :p

I`m sure we will, I just got a very Snotra feeling..."enjoy"...

That was a hard one...hm...

I`ll be back Murray :)

CharonPlu Monday 04th of July 2005 10:28:22 PM
- Upon request:

Clue #1: Think of the letters in groups of three. Each group translates to a single letter.

Well...that's kinda two hints. But, I hope it helps.

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CharonPlu	Thursday 21st of April 2005 06:02:51 AM
Norske gåter - Denne gåten gitt til meg i elementær skole. Jeg tilpasser det til norsk. Fyll i de neste fire bokstaver i den rekkefølgen. This puzzle was given to me in elementary school. I've adapted it to Norwegian. Fill in the next four letters in the sequence. E T T F F S S _ _ _ _ Nyt! ~C

Psyche	Friday 22nd of April 2005 09:35:03 PM
- Å N T E---:) Keep the words coming will yah!

Java	Sunday 24th of April 2005 03:06:36 AM
- Psyche is cheating!!! She didn't understand it till I explained it to her. Bad Psyche!!! Since I'm in a good mood right now I will explain it for those who don't understand. The letters stand for the Norwegian numbers: En, To, Tre, Fire, Fem, Seks, Sju, Åtte, Ni, Ti, Eleve

CharonPlu	Sunday 24th of April 2005 04:49:56 AM
- Ah, tisk tisk, Psyche :D Thanks for posting the actual words, Java. I should have done that in my previous post. ~C

Psyche	Thursday 28th of April 2005 11:48:42 AM
- Ah Java, you just wait until we meet, then I`ll show you a thing or two!! :D Well, must correct the word for eleven though, its spelled "elleve".

CharonPlu	Friday 06th of May 2005 08:26:20 AM
dekod koden - Her er et nytt spill: Try to crack the code and find the hidden message (på norsk!)... gataac aatcgg tttctaatcgagaaa! Nyt! ~C [i]edit (July 4, 2005): minor correction in puzzle[/i]

Psyche	Monday 04th of July 2005 03:03:24 AM
- Nyt? :p I`m sure we will, I just got a very Snotra feeling..."enjoy"... That was a hard one...hm... I`ll be back Murray :)

CharonPlu	Monday 04th of July 2005 10:28:22 PM
- Upon request: Clue #1: Think of the letters in groups of three. Each group translates to a single letter. Well...that's kinda two hints. But, I hope it helps.