About this episode
If you’ve ever felt like you almost understand a Swedish word but can’t quite find an English equivalent, this episode is for you.
This week, we’re going to explore some uniquely Swedish words that are difficult to translate directly into English. These words often capture feelings, states of mind, or ways of being that don’t quite exist in the same way in other languages.
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