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knutby
yesterday i went to my wife's unpaid-internship place for the first time. it's a "horse-riding club and secondhand horse-equipment shop" in a town called knutby (knut=knot, by=town). my wife mainly runs the shop
EDIT: she had to quit because the owners were crazy, constantly increased her work hours, started insulting her all the time, broke the work contract (in fact, never signed any work contract!) etc.
this is their website (which she maintained): http://www.kaptensstallet.se/
it's about 50 minutes by bus from uppsala, then there's a 30 minute walk. the bus costs about 580 yen (for a normal, short bus ride a bus ticket is usually 450 yen).
linje＝line。「summer-times on our busses (starting) from 12(th) june」
neighbour's cows
in the shop
in the nordics, reindeer and sheep skin are really popular bench/seat decorations. i also wanted one but they're super expensive.
toalett＝toilet。betal(a)＝pay。kort = (credit) card, short。kontant＝cash。häst＝horse。välkommen＝ (thou art) welcome in!
här＝here。finns det＝can be found, exists。läsk＝soda。vatten＝water
humla＝bumblebee
sweden's flag
this is a portable portion of milk that you'll often see in trains and stuff. it doesn't need to be refrigerated so it's widely thought to be convenient but i think "milk that doesn't need the fridge" is way too unnatural.
mjölk＝milk。fett＝fat, grease, oil。the other words are in foreign languages.
toilet
shop
my wife drew these signs
törst(ig)＝thirsty。läsk＝soda。vatten＝water。sommar＝summer。öppe(t)＝open。tis(dag)＝tues(day)。tors(dag)＝thor's(day)。sön(dag)＝sun(day)。välkomna! ＝ (ye are) welcome in!
häst＝horse。loppis＝flea market。butik＝shop。vi＝we。sälj(er)＝sell。på=on, locationally。nät(et)＝(inter)net
allt＝all, everything。i＝in。kista(n)＝chest (as in treasure chest)。gratis＝no cost。
outside
pant＝recycle。ej＝nay, not。skräp＝trash。「recycle. not trash!」
hay
horses at the shop
shop owner's cat
and dogs
barn
the horses and their various names
made a lunchbox for the trip. salmon, squash, bean sprouts, cherries, (leftover) onion, crawdad tails, horse meat. to drink i had ginger-flavored mineral water.
EDIT: she had to quit because the owners were crazy, constantly increased her work hours, started insulting her all the time, broke the work contract (in fact, never signed any work contract!) etc.
this is their website (which she maintained): http://www.kaptensstallet.se/
it's about 50 minutes by bus from uppsala, then there's a 30 minute walk. the bus costs about 580 yen (for a normal, short bus ride a bus ticket is usually 450 yen).
linje＝line。「summer-times on our busses (starting) from 12(th) june」
neighbour's cows
in the shop
in the nordics, reindeer and sheep skin are really popular bench/seat decorations. i also wanted one but they're super expensive.
toalett＝toilet。betal(a)＝pay。kort = (credit) card, short。kontant＝cash。häst＝horse。välkommen＝ (thou art) welcome in!
här＝here。finns det＝can be found, exists。läsk＝soda。vatten＝water
humla＝bumblebee
sweden's flag
this is a portable portion of milk that you'll often see in trains and stuff. it doesn't need to be refrigerated so it's widely thought to be convenient but i think "milk that doesn't need the fridge" is way too unnatural.
mjölk＝milk。fett＝fat, grease, oil。the other words are in foreign languages.
toilet
shop
my wife drew these signs
törst(ig)＝thirsty。läsk＝soda。vatten＝water。sommar＝summer。öppe(t)＝open。tis(dag)＝tues(day)。tors(dag)＝thor's(day)。sön(dag)＝sun(day)。välkomna! ＝ (ye are) welcome in!
häst＝horse。loppis＝flea market。butik＝shop。vi＝we。sälj(er)＝sell。på=on, locationally。nät(et)＝(inter)net
allt＝all, everything。i＝in。kista(n)＝chest (as in treasure chest)。gratis＝no cost。
outside
pant＝recycle。ej＝nay, not。skräp＝trash。「recycle. not trash!」
hay
horses at the shop
shop owner's cat
and dogs
barn
the horses and their various names
made a lunchbox for the trip. salmon, squash, bean sprouts, cherries, (leftover) onion, crawdad tails, horse meat. to drink i had ginger-flavored mineral water.