Gottegris

gottegris

Hot cocoa? Moi? I swear I didn't touch it...

One of my favourite Swedish words: Gottegris. Translated word by word it means candy pig. But it can be interpreted as ‘someone who has a very sweet tooth’.

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16 Responses to Gottegris

  1. TheMadHouse says:

    I think I am a candy pig!!

  2. Oh look at that lovely smile! she has grown so much xx

  3. Oh that is me, I have a horribly sweet tooth, it is a terrible affliction which I wish I could rid myself of – what a gorgeous grin xx

  4. Mummy Bear says:

    Delightful…love from a Gottergris x

  5. cartside says:

    what a cheeky grin! Love it.

  6. Ju says:

    How sweet. What has she been eating? I’m a very very Gottegris.

  7. I would prefer to be called that rather than a chocolate eating pig!

  8. Emily O says:

    Lovely picture! I’m definitely a gottegris too.

  9. Julia says:

    hihi, lilla lily

  10. London Zest says:

    Haha that’s so cute! Gottegris, vinke vinke! x LZ

  11. Sparx says:

    A good word. I may have to use it in my own house. Frequently!

  12. EmmaK says:

    I don’t speak swedish but god… German what an unerotic language (or prove me wrong!) what about Geschlechtsverkehr (genital traffic) or Brustwarze (breast wart) ha ha…

  13. Julia says:

    Weltschmerz
    Kopfkino
    Morgenmurmelei
    Sprachsalat
    Sehnsucht
    nimmermehr
    Kirschmund
    Wolkenschiff

  14. Rose says:

    Excellent another one for my vocabulary- and I like candy pig more than person with a sweet tooth- so so funny- I am a total gottegris!

  15. Hello
    Its interesting to know this new Swedish word Gottegris.That photograph is really very nice and sweet.This new candy pig sounds interesting.Thanks..

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