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100% GOOD (1 votes)Ответил(а)Языковой вопрос many thanks ;)
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- vincent
November 2017
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vincentJuly 2018 Thanks
 | ellinor_saNovember 2017 When something is "just enough" for example, a parent gives money to their kid and they ask " Will this do?" and the kid answers " Yeah it's just enough" |
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greger_hagJuly 2018 Possible meaning:
"Du är lagom fräck"="You are rude enough"
fräck=rude, lagom here means "enough" also, but in another sense.=very.