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The clip is identified as Norwegian speech from Rommet med det rare i, a 1994 PC title, with Guttorm as the speaking character. The phrase et annet sted translates as somewhere else, a simple everyday expression that works well outside its original context because it can answer a question without further explanation. As a short soundboard sound, it is mainly shared by listeners familiar with Norwegian games and retro PC audio, and its appeal lies in that brief, recognisable voice line rather than in a wider meme trend.
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A short Norwegian voice line where Guttorm says et annet sted, taken from the 1994 PC game Rommet med det rare i and used for jokes about going somewhere else.
This two-second clip captures Guttorm speaking in Norwegian, delivering the phrase et annet sted, meaning somewhere else, in a calm, matter-of-fact voice that sounds like a direct answer in a conversation. The line is brief and unadorned, with no music or background noise to distract from the words, so the emphasis lands entirely on the idea of being in another place. That simplicity makes it easy to drop into a joke, a reaction, or a short edit where a character suddenly needs to be elsewhere, and listeners who understand Norwegian will catch the dry, understated delivery immediately.
