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What is hygge?
Hygge is a word you use in all nice situations.
You can for example use it when you describe something you have done together with some good friends
Something is "hyggeligt" when you can just relax. You dont necesarily have to be together with anyone, you could simply just be sitting and watching your favorite show.
It was so hyggeligt to have you over last night!
I went to a family gathering, and it was so hyggeligt!
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hygge - video
Hygge - what is it?
such a shit shop and a shit stain if you know you know it it is a tick sucking off a table full of shitty food
I hate hygge tygge it is pronounced
What does "hygge" mean?
It's a danish slangword of the danish word "Hygge". It means when you are having a good time with your friends/family. Can be used ironic and seriously.
It was hygge mygge last night.
Hygge - what does it mean?
A place that embraces or embodies the wisdom of comfort. A play on the Danish word for a cozy lifestyle (Hygge) and the famous church in Istanbul Hagia-Sophia (Holy-Wisdom).
She turned her room into a true Hygge-Sophia.
The soft sofa made the cafe a Hygge-Sophia.
Hygge - meaning
A word people believe to be only danish, but it is also Norwegian
Nå hygger vi oss!
Så Hyggelig!
Hygge er ikke kun dansk!
Hygge - definition
It's a Danish idea which means to be happy and feel cozy during the winter. Also known as the Art of Happiness.
Pronounce it like "hoo-ga".
Winter brings holidays, snow and Christmas. The perfect season for feeling hygge!
Hygge - slang
This is a Danish word with no direct translation, but it seems to mean something like that feeling when there are a few of you in a room playing board games at Christmas. It's a sort of combination of coziness and companionship and happiness and warmth, and it would be a lovely word to get into English.
This week I ma going to Hygge with my family.
Hygge
Pronounced hoo-gah. A Danish word that describes a situation in which people feel content and relaxed. Hygge usually suggest an informal, pleasant sit-down with friends, a relaxing stroll, etc. The term isn't normally used to describe intense activities or ones that rely on materialistic things.
The fact that hygge does not have a proper translation to almost any language, is often taken to suggest that it's a deep and unique part of Danish culture, that foreigners find hard to grasp.
Danish person: Hey, you're invited to hygge at my place tomorrow!
Tourist: What's on the agenda? getting drunk? board games? a movie? a meal?
Danish person: Umm.. no.
Hygge
A Danish word (pronounced HU-guh) meaning social coziness. I.e. the feeling of a good social atmosphere.
This kickback is hygge.
Hygge
Coziness; contentment with the simple pleasures of life; Vita T.
Let's light some candles and make it feel very hygge in this room.