Sentences with phrase «word hygge»
The word hygge loosely translates into coziness.
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Like every woman in America, I have seen the word Hygge pop up everywhere for the past year.
If you haven't seen the word hygge all over blogs and Pinterest, it's a Danish word means creating a way of living in comfort and contentment for your well - being.
It was inspired by the Danish word hygge.
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Nor is Denmark the only country that has a word for a concept similar to hygge — the Norwegians have koselig, the Swedes mysig, the Dutch gezenlligheid and the Germans gemütlichkeit.
According to «The Xenophobe's Guide to the Danes,» Hygge is another northern European word for transcendent coziness.
Just a quick note to say that it is called «hygge» in Danish, but here in Sweden we call it «mys» which I think is a cuter word also, it's traditional to have rice porridge at Christmas, you should Google it and check it out!
Hygge is a word closely related to coziness or homely in English, but not exactly, just like many other culture - specific words, which are not...
another one of the scandinavian words and concepts that has just taken over the lifestyle blogs and youtube vids — just like lagom and hygge!
You may have heard about Hygge a Danish word which translates to comfort and cosiness.
A popular trend in the last two years with fab marketing hype.However, unlike Hygge (a word I can't pronounce), going Lagom is more than just a fashion statement or rising trend.
Hygge (pronounced hoo - ga in English) originally comes from a Norwegian word meaning «well - being» and was integrated into the Danish culture in the 1800s.
I see the word «hygge» making the rounds a lot these days.
If you are a rock - dweller, allow me to explain - hygge (pronounced «hoo - gah») has no literal translation in English, but the closest word we have would be «cozy».
Lately, we've been hearing a lot of talk about that strange word we struggle to pronounce... Hygge (it's hoo - guh by the way).
Hi Lee, I have to admit I just googled «hygge» because I «ve never heard that word before.
Pardon my ignorance, but where did the word «Hygge» come from and exactly what does it mean?
- I know it's a super buzzy word, but GIVE ME ALL THE HYGGE.