Americans treat the Scandinavian concepts of fika and hygge like taking a break and enjoying things is some weird foreign concept.

[alda@topspicy.social]

Americans treat the Scandinavian concepts of fika and hygge like taking a break and enjoying things is some weird foreign concept.

[yetzt@social.yetzt.me]

@alda they understand påtår though.

[thomholwerda@exquisite.social]

@alda NO JOY

ONLY WORK

[alda@topspicy.social]

@yetzt What about second påtår?

[alda@topspicy.social]

@thomholwerda "Look at me, working from breakfast to bedtime and claiming to be doing a 40 hour work week".

[martenp@mastodon.nu]

@alda @yetzt

[alda@topspicy.social]

@MArtenp @yetzt Tíu dropar.

[violanders@mastodon.nu]

@alda
@MArtenp @yetzt I read somewhere that the only places where there are words for a second and a third cup of coffee are Ethiopia and Sweden. I don't know if it's true, of course.

[jonossaseuraava@post.ebin.club]

@alda
Wait, hygge means something??

[alda@topspicy.social]

@jonossaseuraava It's just a word for coziness.

[anotherdream@mementomori.social]

@violanders @alda @MArtenp @yetzt Totally not true, because Finland too!