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What is your favorite word in your language?
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SYRE wrote:
ouch wrote:
Pålegg (aka the stuff u put on ur bread, salami, cheese, cream cheese, whatever)
i like this word only cus is there a word for this in english? dont think so, therefore agreat word. 
Indeed, my reasoning too
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Also fitte aka cunt, great word
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SYRE wrote:
ouch wrote:
Pålegg (aka the stuff u put on ur bread, salami, cheese, cream cheese, whatever)
i like this word only cus is there a word for this in english? dont think so, therefore agreat word. 
Isn't it called "cold cuts" in english??
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TrashyTrash wrote:
SYRE wrote:
ouch wrote:
Pålegg (aka the stuff u put on ur bread, salami, cheese, cream cheese, whatever)
i like this word only cus is there a word for this in english? dont think so, therefore agreat word. 
Isn't it called "cold cuts" in english??
Is cream cheese n jam n peanut butter a cold cut to u, no
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TrashyTrash wrote:
SYRE wrote:
ouch wrote:
Pålegg (aka the stuff u put on ur bread, salami, cheese, cream cheese, whatever)
i like this word only cus is there a word for this in english? dont think so, therefore agreat word. 
Isn't it called "cold cuts" in english??
not a word for it tho, like a specific word made for just that reason. and also who dfuq says cold cuts
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ouch wrote:
TrashyTrash wrote:
SYRE wrote:
i like this word only cus is there a word for this in english? dont think so, therefore agreat word. 
Isn't it called "cold cuts" in english??
Is cream cheese n jam n peanut butter a cold cut to u, no
jam, peanutbutter, butter and so on are spreads???
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TrashyTrash wrote:
ouch wrote:
TrashyTrash wrote:
Isn't it called "cold cuts" in english??
Is cream cheese n jam n peanut butter a cold cut to u, no
jam, peanutbutter, butter and so on are spreads???
Pålegg is everything u put on bread 
SYRE
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TrashyTrash wrote:
ouch wrote:
TrashyTrash wrote:
Isn't it called "cold cuts" in english??
Is cream cheese n jam n peanut butter a cold cut to u, no
jam, peanutbutter, butter and so on are spreads???
bahhh it should be in one category pålägg
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ouch wrote:
TrashyTrash wrote:
ouch wrote:
Is cream cheese n jam n peanut butter a cold cut to u, no
jam, peanutbutter, butter and so on are spreads???
Pålegg is everything u put on bread 
Ohhh thought you would divide it in cold cuts/pålæg and smørrelse/spreads  
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TrashyTrash wrote:
ouch wrote:
TrashyTrash wrote:
jam, peanutbutter, butter and so on are spreads???
Pålegg is everything u put on bread 
Ohhh thought you would divide it in cold cuts/pålæg and smørrelse/spreads  
No
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I would say fika just bc I love fika (a concept in Swedish culture with the basic meaning "to have coffee", often accompanied with pastries or cookies), I don't drink coffee so I have soda or lemonade instead

or snöflinga (snowflake)
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Delphi wrote:
I would say fika just bc I love fika (a concept in Swedish culture with the basic meaning "to have coffee", often accompanied with pastries or cookies), I don't drink coffee so I have soda or lemonade instead

or snöflinga (snowflake)
snöflinga is actually cute 
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SYRE wrote:
Delphi wrote:
I would say fika just bc I love fika (a concept in Swedish culture with the basic meaning "to have coffee", often accompanied with pastries or cookies), I don't drink coffee so I have soda or lemonade instead

or snöflinga (snowflake)
snöflinga is actually cute 
right!! I feel like so many words in swedish sound so harsh but snöflinga doesn't and that's why I like it
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Delphi wrote:
SYRE wrote:
Delphi wrote:
I would say fika just bc I love fika (a concept in Swedish culture with the basic meaning "to have coffee", often accompanied with pastries or cookies), I don't drink coffee so I have soda or lemonade instead

or snöflinga (snowflake)
snöflinga is actually cute 
right!! I feel like so many words in swedish sound so harsh but snöflinga doesn't and that's why I like it
swedish word are so dumb when you tear them apart like bröstvårta bröst vårta its a stupid word 
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slickepott 
slick pott-a 
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