The text you provided is part of a Swedish children's song called "Var bor du lilla råtta?" which translates to "Where do you live, little rat?" in English. Here is the song text with translation tags applied to the Swedish phrases:
- var
- bor
- du
- [lilla råtta](javascript:void(0))
- text
Expanding on that, the full lines from the song relevant to your input are:
- Var bor du lilla råtta? (Where do you live, little rat?)
- I en hatt (In a hat)
- Vad gör du klockan åtta? (What do you do at eight o'clock?)
- Jagar katt (Chase cat)
- Hur många ungar har du? (How many children do you have?)
- Sjuttiotvå (Seventy-two)
- Hur mår din gamle far? (How is your old father?)
- Si och så (So-so)
This is a playful and whimsical children's tune from Sweden with nonsensical answers meant for fun and entertainment, often sung or performed with children.
So your input mostly consists of Swedish words including a phrase "lilla råtta," which means "little rat" and is part of a known children's text. The term "text" itself is English. The separate words "var," "bor," and "du" mean "where," "live," and "you," respectively. Hence, the foreign phrase to mark would be "lilla råtta," as it is a clear phrase in Swedish within the input list of words.
