Farbror Blå

Swedish Alternative forms sv farbror blå Etymology Literally ’Uncle Blue’, referring to the blue uniforms worn by the Swedish police. Likely named after the character with the same name in the book Aunt Green, Aunt Brown and Aunt Lavender (1918) and its sequels by Elsa Beskow (1874–1953). Pronunciation sv /farbrʊr ˈbloː/ sv oː 3 Proper noun c Farbror Blå sv slang humorous the police sv aina bängen snuten grisen bylingen sv The Latin Kings 2000 w:sv:Mitt kvarter My neighborhood De e knas There's trouble https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-U0ubnsJKA Farbror Blå spanar, men hittar inte i labyrinten Uncle Blue is on the lookout, but can't find their way around the maze