My life in Sapporo, Japan. Eating weird food, seeing weird clothes, meeting weird people, doing weird things.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Poland: Lekomat
In the airport there was a machine called a "lekomat". It sells drugs. In Swedish, anything that ends in "-mat" is a machine like that, so so far the words are similar. In Swedish, "lek-" means "to play", so it sounds like a machine that will play with you (or at least sell toys). The "healing" word in Swedish would be "läke-", where "ä" sounds similar to "e", so it is still close.
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Poland
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Poznań, Poland
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Never seen those. But first thing I thought was it Swedish meaning lol (machine having fun with you?!?!...let's play haha)
ReplyDeleteSounds fun in Swedish, yes! :-)
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