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“Hygge” (“cosiness” is the Lou boudreau emblem signature American professional baseball cleveland T-Shirt What’s more,I will buy this most exact, even though is isn’t quite right) is another concept that I miss in english. Edit: I’ll add “at tage røven på nogen”, translated: “to take someone’s ass”, meaning to cheat someone of something, most likely money. And there’s also “at få en lang næse”, translated: “to get a long nose”, meaning that someone has been fooled/disappointed/cheated of something. Conversely, in English, if you do something unenthusiastically, or you don’t try your best, you are “half-assing it” I am Turkish and after years and years of living in an English speaking country there are 3 things I never got used to not being able to say; 1- “Kolay gelsin.” Meaning “May it feel easy to you.” It is such a catch-all every occasion sort of greeting and goodbye to say to anyone who is working on anything. Entering and exiting a shop, a bus, a cab, your office, passing by your neighbor mowing the lawn.. in English I have nothing to say, just.. “hey” or something. 2- Gossip tense. I am dying to be able to use this but there is no equivalent in English. I just end up saying “Apparently such and such happened.” It is close, but not the same. 3- How in the world isnt there a question format in English that covers “How manyth?”. In Turkish it is “Kaçıncı? Kaçı?”. I want to ask “How manyth am I in this line?” Or “How manyth of the month is it? 11th of November? Cool.” Or “How manyth drink is this? Time to have some water..” or whatever..

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1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.