Feels C 9 man <| sep |> you want them tight . i ' ve worked in alot of bakerys , none of my bosses would be down with these buns . <| sep |> It is ridiculous that some legendaries will be the best item you can ever get for your spec , while others can be replaced by similar ilvl ordinary epics . Like was said earlier this week . If you get 4 good ones on your character good for you , if not then tough luck , have fun rerolling . <| sep |> Kobe put up 60 last year . One game doesn ' t define ballin '. That being said , Dirk was ballin ' last year . <| sep |> West Norwegian native speaker here , I ' ll try to explain as best I can , but please bear in mind that this is from memory In order to properly understand why there ' s a distinction between accent 1 and accent 2 and which words take which accent , we need to look at the historical background of the words . All words that have only one syllable in Norwegian have accent 1 when stressed . So words like mann , bnn , penn man , prayer , pen would be said to have accent 1 . Around 1000 years ago these words mostly nouns , but also some verbs IIRC started getting an extra syllable e in their definite forms , so the definite forms are mannen , bnnen , pennen these words retain accent 1 , but now gain an extra syllable . In the YouTube video you posted , she uses handshender as an example of accent 1 . This would be a case of a singlesyllable word with a definite declension adding another syllable . If you were to pronounce the singular of hender , hnd , it would also be accent 1 . Meanwhile , the verb hender inf . hende two syllables , has accent 2 . NOTE This woman is from Eastern Norway ! Her pronunciation is consistent with the description you posted above . Me , being from the West , would pronounce the first word HL , and the other LH . Words that always had two or more syllables are typically accent 2 , which used to be the only accent . After words that previously only had one syllable gained another one , we started distinguishing between the two accents . I think . As uarnsholt said , the patterns are lexical . Which accent is used depends on the word . How that accent is actually realised depends on the accent . Hope that was of some help , but do ask if you want something cleared up , or even some recorded examples of words !