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January 1, 2012
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Instead of "bakfull", in we say "башка трещит"
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Brittany W.
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October 3, 2011
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Eric
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Instead of "bakfull", in English we say "hungover"
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Jokke
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November 18, 2010
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Instead of "bakfull", in English we say "hung over or drunk"
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Rebecca W.
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Instead of "bakfull", in Dutch we say "kater (hangover)"
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Saygun
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It's very useful to know how to address the state 99% of Sweden is in on a Sunday morning! :-)
Instead of "bakfull", in Turkish we say "Akşamdan kalma"
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Saygun
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I learned how to address the most common state of Swedes! Tack så mycket kompis ;-)
Instead of "bakfull", in English we say "Hungover"
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January 18, 2007
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Instead of "bakfull", in we say "je suis saoul"
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ines p.
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November 21, 2006
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Instead of "bakfull", in Slovenian we say "vinjen pijan"
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