lagom
lagom is a swedish term meaning “just about enough but not too much”. efor yourself but so that there are still enough for others.
“hur mycket smör ska jag ha?” (“how much b-tter should i use?”)
“lagom.” or “ta lagom mycket” (“use lagom much.”
a swedish word that describes an amount. it originates from the vikings. if they only had one cup to drink beer from, it was p-ssed around the table, and each person should only drink an amount that made sure everybody would get some (laget om = for everyone in the team). therefore the amount is not always the same. if they had a lot of beer, they could drink more and the other way around. basically it means “the perfect amount”. however it has been defined (as a student prank) in the city of lund, sweden so you can actually go there to find out the exact definition…
– how much food do you want?
– lagom (i.e. not too much, not too little)
– how far are we walking?
– lagom
in swedish, lagom is an amount that is enough four yourself but does not make you seem greedy.
“”hur mycket ska jag ta?” “lagom.”
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