Käännös - Norja-Englanti - Er du solbrendt ? Du er brenheit jo

It seems to me like the meaning of the second phrase isn't exactly the same in the translation.

I don't know the proper name in english for "brenheit", but it's the same meaning as swedish "glödhet" (red-hot) I think that it should be: "Indeed, you are red-hot."

I don't know the right word for "brenheit" but I think it's something to do with "
you are very hot"

My first thougth when I read the Norwegian text was that someone had got burnt in the sun= "sunburned",(tanned is more about the colour), and therefor is "red-hot" as Pia suggests.

Agree with Pias ans lenab.

Thank you guys for the help and Lili for editting the translation.