Swedish term
lappar
Att tvätta med sina grannar har både sina tjusningar och utmaningar. Detta är vad man får upp om man googlar lappar i tvättstugan…
Thanks in advance.
Non-PRO (1): Madeleine MacRae Klintebo
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Proposed translations
notes
notices
See reference and there are lots of others too on the Internet
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Thomas Johansson
: I feel this is better than notes. It's more specific.
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I try to avoid giving a "disagree" when I have an option but I'm sure that "notice" is better here as you a "note" is something you have to give to the other person whereas a ''notice" is for something put up on a wall. Thanks for the "agree"
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