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There are words across the globe that are known to be ‘untranslatable’ – the concepts apparently don’t exist in English.

We thought, surely these concepts can be translated into typical British phrases, so that’s exactly what we’ve done..

More info: harveywatersofteners.co.uk

Japanese – “Wabi – Sabi”

Sanskrit – “Samatha”

Swedish – “Lagom”

Spanish – “Madrugada”

German – “Stehaufmannchen”

Inuit – “Iktsuarpok”

Georgian – “Shemomedjamo”

Indonesian – “Jayus”

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Japanese – “Shouganai”

Arabic – “Sumud”

Danish – “Hygge”

Japanese – “Komorebi”