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A2 adjective 10 min read

ledig

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Explanation ledig in your Level:
At the A1 level, you should learn 'ledig' as a basic adjective to describe yourself or a place. Its most important use is for telling someone you are not busy: 'Jag är ledig' (I am free). You will also see it on bathroom doors (green sign) or hear it when someone asks if a chair is taken: 'Är det ledigt här?' (Is it free here?). At this stage, focus on the base form 'ledig' and the neuter form 'ledigt' for things like 'ett bord' (a table). Remember that 'ledig' is the opposite of 'upptagen' (busy/occupied). Don't worry too much about complex grammar yet, just use it to make plans with friends or find a seat in a cafe. It is a very helpful word for basic survival and social interaction in Sweden.
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At the A2 level, you start to use 'ledig' in more varied contexts, specifically regarding work and school. You should be able to say 'Jag är ledig på lördag' (I am free on Saturday) or 'Jag har en ledig dag' (I have a day off). You should also begin to recognize the plural form 'lediga,' as in 'lediga platser' (free seats/spots). A key development at this level is distinguishing 'ledig' from 'gratis' (free of charge). You should understand that 'ledig' refers to time and space, while 'gratis' refers to money. You might also encounter the phrase 'ta ledigt' (to take time off), which is useful for basic workplace communication. Practice using the correct gender endings: 'en ledig stol' but 'ett ledigt rum'.
At the B1 level, you should be comfortable using 'ledig' in more professional and idiomatic ways. You can now talk about 'lediga tjänster' (job vacancies) and understand the nuances of taking leave from work. You might use the noun 'ledighet' (time off/vacation) to discuss your holiday plans in more detail. You should also understand 'ledig' as a description of style or behavior—'en ledig klädstil' (a casual clothing style) or 'ett ledigt språk' (a natural/informal language). Your grammatical accuracy with adjective agreement (ledig/ledigt/lediga) should be consistent. You start to see how 'ledig' fits into the broader Swedish culture of work-life balance and the importance of 'att vara ledig' for mental well-being.
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At the B2 level, you can use 'ledig' to describe abstract concepts like 'ledig kapacitet' (spare capacity) in a business or technical context. You are familiar with compound words such as 'ledighetsansökan' (leave application) or 'föräldraledig' (on parental leave). You understand that 'ledig' can imply a sense of ease and lack of constraint in artistic or literary contexts, such as 'en ledig penselföring' (a fluid brushstroke). You can distinguish between 'ledig' and more formal synonyms like 'vakant' or 'disponibel' and choose the appropriate word based on the register of the conversation. You are also aware of the social implications of being 'ledig' in Sweden, including the concept of 'klämdagar' (bridge days between holidays).
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At the C1 level, you have a nuanced command of 'ledig' and can use it to convey subtle shades of meaning. You might use it to describe the 'ledighet' (fluency/ease) of a person's speech or the 'lediga' (unforced) nature of a complex argument. You are aware of historical or less common uses of the word and can use it in formal writing to describe social trends regarding leisure time. You understand the legalities surrounding 'ledighet' in the Swedish Labor Act (Arbetstidslagen) and can discuss these topics fluently. Your use of the word in different registers—from slang to academic prose—is precise and natural. You can also play with the word in creative writing to describe atmospheres or character traits with sophistication.
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At the C2 level, you possess a native-like intuition for 'ledig'. You can use it in highly specialized contexts, such as describing the 'lediga' (slack) parts of a mechanical system or using it metaphorically in philosophical discussions about freedom versus availability. You understand the deepest etymological roots of the word and how its meaning has evolved from 'empty/unburdened' to its current multifaceted state. You can appreciate and use the word in high-level literature, poetry, and legal documents without hesitation. Your mastery includes an effortless ability to switch between its literal meanings (vacancy) and its most abstract connotations (ease of manner), often using it to create specific rhetorical effects in your speech or writing.
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ledig in 30 Seconds

  • Ledig means 'free' in the sense of being available or off work.
  • It changes to 'ledigt' for ett-words and 'lediga' for plural/definite.
  • Never use it to mean 'free of charge'; use 'gratis' for that.
  • It can also describe a casual style of clothing or a relaxed manner.

The Swedish word ledig is a cornerstone of the Swedish vocabulary, primarily functioning as an adjective that translates to 'free,' 'vacant,' or 'off work.' To understand ledig, one must understand the Swedish relationship with time and space. Unlike the English word 'free,' which is a polysemous giant covering everything from liberty to zero-cost items, ledig is more specialized. It describes the state of being unoccupied—whether that applies to a person's schedule, a physical seat on a bus, or a job position waiting to be filled. When you are ledig, you are not bound by the obligations of work or school. You are in a state of personal autonomy regarding your time. This concept is so central to Swedish life that the noun form, ledighet, is often discussed with a sense of reverence, referring to the cherished periods of vacation or public holidays that punctuate the calendar.

Personal Availability
When a person says 'Jag är ledig,' they are indicating they have no scheduled commitments. It is the standard way to say 'I'm off work' or 'I'm free to hang out.'

Är du ledig i helgen? (Are you free this weekend?)

Physical Vacancy
In public spaces, ledig is used to describe objects that are not currently in use. A taxi with its light on is ledig, as is a toilet stall with a green indicator or a chair in a crowded cafe.

Ursäkta, är den här platsen ledig? (Excuse me, is this seat free?)

Professional Vacancies
In the context of the labor market, ledig refers to job openings. A 'ledig tjänst' is a vacant position or a job vacancy.

Furthermore, ledig can describe a style or manner. If someone has a 'ledig stil,' they are dressed casually or have a relaxed, unpretentious demeanor. This usage bridges the gap between 'unoccupied' and 'unconstrained,' suggesting a lack of formality. In a world of strict social codes, being ledig in your movements or speech implies a comfortable confidence. Whether you are looking for a place to sit on the Tunnelbana or planning a fika with a friend, ledig is the word that opens the door to availability.

Using ledig correctly requires attention to Swedish adjective agreement. Like most Swedish adjectives, it changes its ending based on the gender and number of the noun it describes. For common gender nouns (en-words), use ledig. For neuter gender nouns (ett-words), use ledigt. For plural nouns or definite forms, use lediga. Mastering these shifts is essential for sounding natural. For example, 'en ledig dag' (a free day) vs 'ett ledigt rum' (a free room) vs 'många lediga platser' (many free seats). The placement of the word usually follows the standard adjective rules: it can come before the noun or after a linking verb like 'vara' (to be) or 'bliva' (to become).

Vi letar efter ett ledigt bord på restaurangen. (We are looking for a free table at the restaurant.)

When discussing time, ledig is often paired with specific time expressions. You might be 'ledig från jobbet' (off from work) or 'ledig över julen' (off over Christmas). It is also common to use it in the phrase 'ta ledigt,' which means 'to take time off.' This implies an active choice to request a leave of absence or a holiday. For instance, 'Jag ska ta ledigt på fredag' (I am going to take Friday off). This is a vital phrase for anyone working in a Swedish environment, as it is the standard way to negotiate your schedule with a manager.

Agreement with En-words
En stol är ledig. (A chair is free.) Here, 'stol' is an en-word, so the adjective remains in its base form.
Agreement with Ett-words
Ett rum är ledigt. (A room is vacant.) Note the 't' added to match the neuter gender of 'rum'.
Plural Form
Här finns många lediga jobb. (There are many vacant jobs here.) The 'a' ending indicates plurality.

Finally, ledig is used in compound words and idiomatic structures. 'Ledighetsansökan' (application for leave) is a word you might see in HR portals. In a more figurative sense, 'ledig' can describe a relaxed posture or a loose-fitting garment. 'En ledig kavaj' might be a sports jacket rather than a formal suit jacket. This versatility makes ledig one of the most hardworking adjectives in the Swedish language, despite its meaning being all about not working!

In Sweden, you will encounter ledig almost immediately upon arrival, especially in transit. On trains and buses, digital displays or physical signs often indicate whether a seat or a compartment is ledig (free) or upptagen (occupied). If you are looking for a restroom in a public place, the lock will usually show a green 'LEDIG' sign or a red 'UPPTAGEN' sign. This is perhaps the most literal and frequent visual encounter with the word. In the workplace, the word is ubiquitous. On Friday afternoons, a common parting phrase is 'Ha en bra ledig helg!' (Have a good free weekend!). During the summer months, when Sweden famously shuts down for several weeks, you will hear people discussing their 'lediga veckor' (free weeks) with great anticipation.

Taxi! Är du ledig? (Taxi! Are you available?)

Another common environment is the job market. Websites like Arbetsförmedlingen are filled with listings for 'lediga jobb' (vacant jobs) or 'lediga tjänster' (vacant positions). If you are a student, you might hear about 'lediga platser' on a course or 'lediga studentbostäder' (available student housing). The word essentially acts as a signal for opportunity. In social settings, asking 'När är du ledig?' is the standard opening for making plans. It’s less formal than asking for an appointment and implies a desire to find a mutually convenient time for relaxation.

Public Restrooms
Look for the green sign on the door. It will almost always say LEDIG.
Job Advertisements
Headlines often read 'Lediga tjänster' to attract applicants for open roles.

In literature and media, ledig is used to describe a character's state of mind or physical ease. A 'ledig stil' in writing refers to prose that is fluid and natural, not stiff or academic. In fashion magazines, you'll see 'ledig klädsel' recommended for summer parties, which translates to 'smart casual' or 'relaxed attire.' From the mundane reality of a bathroom stall to the aspirational world of fashion, ledig is a word that describes the gaps and the breathing room in Swedish life.

The most frequent and sometimes embarrassing mistake for English speakers is confusing ledig with gratis. In English, the word 'free' covers both 'not busy' and 'zero cost.' In Swedish, these are strictly separated. If you tell a shopkeeper that a shirt is 'ledig,' they will be very confused; they are waiting for you to say it is gratis (free of charge). Conversely, if you tell your boss you want to be 'gratis' on Friday, you are essentially telling them you want to work for no pay, rather than asking for the day off! Always remember: ledig is about availability and time, while gratis is about money.

Fel: Är den här tidningen ledig? (Wrong: Is this newspaper free/no cost?)
Rätt: Är den här tidningen gratis? (Right: Is this newspaper free of charge?)

Another common error involves gender agreement. Because ledig is such a common word, learners often forget to change it to ledigt when describing ett-words. Saying 'ett ledig rum' sounds slightly off to a native ear; it must be 'ett ledigt rum.' Similarly, when using the plural, the 'a' ending is mandatory. 'Vi har lediga platser' is correct, whereas 'Vi har ledig platser' is a grammatical slip-up that signals a beginner level. This is particularly important in written Swedish, such as when sending an email to a landlord or an employer.

Confusion with 'Fri'
Learners also confuse ledig with fri. While both can mean 'free,' fri usually refers to liberty, freedom from oppression, or being 'unbound' in a more philosophical or physical sense (e.g., 'en fri fågel' - a free bird). You are ledig from work, but you are a fri citizen.

Finally, be careful with the phrase 'ta ledigt.' Some learners try to say 'ta av' or 'ha ledig' incorrectly. The standard construction is 'ta ledigt' (to take time off) or 'vara ledig' (to be off). Using the wrong verb can change the meaning or make the sentence unintelligible. For example, 'Jag har ledigt' is less common than 'Jag är ledig.' Pay attention to these small nuances to improve your fluency and avoid the 'gratis' trap that catches so many newcomers to the Swedish language.

While ledig is the most common word for 'free' in terms of availability, Swedish offers several alternatives depending on the specific nuance you want to convey. Understanding these synonyms helps you choose the right 'flavor' of free. For example, if you are talking about a room or a seat, vakant (vacant) is a more formal alternative, often used in official contexts like real estate or job listings. If you want to emphasize that something is 'unoccupied' in a physical sense, you might use tom (empty), though this implies a lack of content rather than just availability.

Ledig vs. Fri
Ledig is used for schedules and seats. Fri is used for liberty, independence, and sometimes 'free-flowing' things. You have fri tillgång (free access) but a ledig eftermiddag (free afternoon).

Platsen är ledig. (The seat is free.) vs. Han är en fri man. (He is a free man.)

Ledig vs. Avslappnad
When describing style, ledig means casual or unconstrained. Avslappnad means relaxed or chill. A person can be avslappnad in their personality, while their clothes are lediga.

Other related words include disponibel (available/at one's disposal), which is used in more technical or financial contexts, such as 'disponibel inkomst' (disposable income). If you are talking about something being 'open' or 'unrestricted,' you might use öppen. However, for the vast majority of daily interactions involving time off, empty chairs, and job openings, ledig remains the undisputed champion. By comparing it to these alternatives, you can see that ledig occupies a specific niche of 'available for use or action' that is central to the Swedish social contract.

How Formal Is It?

Fun Fact

The word originally implied being 'empty' of duties. In modern Swedish, it has evolved into a very positive word associated with the luxury of time off.

Pronunciation Guide

UK /ˈleːdɪɡ/
US /ˈleɪdɪɡ/
Stress is on the first syllable: LE-dig.
Rhymes With
smedig redig gedigen (partial) edig (rare) stadig (partial) nädig färdig vördig
Common Errors
  • Pronouncing the final 'g' too harshly (it should be soft or silent).
  • Shortening the initial 'e' (it must be long).
  • Confusing the 'i' sound with a long 'ee' (it is a short Swedish 'i').

Difficulty Rating

Reading 1/5

Very easy to recognize on signs and in texts.

Writing 2/5

Requires remembering the -t and -a endings for agreement.

Speaking 2/5

Easy to pronounce, but must avoid the 'gratis' confusion.

Listening 1/5

Very distinct sound, commonly used in public announcements.

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Grammar to Know

Adjective agreement (en/ett/plural)

En ledig dag, ett ledigt rum, lediga dagar.

Definite adjective form

Den lediga dagen var underbar.

Adverbial use of adjectives

Han rör sig ledigt (He moves freely/casually).

Compound noun formation

Ledig + het = Ledighet.

Word order in questions

Är (verb) + du (subject) + ledig (adjective)?

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Examples by Level

1

Jag är ledig idag.

I am free today.

Subject + verb + adjective + time adverb.

2

Är stolen ledig?

Is the chair free?

Inverted question order.

3

Toaletten är ledig.

The toilet is free.

Definite noun + vara + adjective.

4

Är du ledig nu?

Are you free now?

Common gender agreement.

5

Ett ledigt bord, tack.

A free table, please.

Neuter gender agreement (ledigt).

6

Hon är inte ledig.

She is not free.

Negation with 'inte'.

7

Vi är lediga på söndag.

We are free on Sunday.

Plural agreement (lediga).

8

Bussen har lediga platser.

The bus has free seats.

Plural noun 'platser' requires 'lediga'.

1

Jag vill ta ledigt nästa vecka.

I want to take time off next week.

The phrase 'ta ledigt' uses the neuter form as an adverbial noun phrase.

2

Finns det några lediga jobb?

Are there any vacant jobs?

Plural agreement.

3

Han har en ledig dag imorgon.

He has a day off tomorrow.

Adjective + noun.

4

Är rummet ledigt?

Is the room vacant?

Neuter agreement with 'rummet'.

5

De är lediga från skolan.

They are off from school.

Plural agreement.

6

Jag letar efter en ledig parkeringsplats.

I am looking for a free parking space.

Common gender agreement.

7

Är du ledig för en fika?

Are you free for a coffee break?

Prepositional phrase 'för en fika'.

8

Det finns inget ledigt bord här.

There is no free table here.

Neuter agreement with 'bord'.

1

Hon har en mycket ledig klädstil.

She has a very casual clothing style.

'Ledig' used to mean casual/relaxed.

2

Företaget har tre lediga tjänster just nu.

The company has three vacant positions right now.

'Ledig tjänst' is the standard term for job vacancy.

3

Jag känner mig ledig och glad.

I feel free and happy.

Reflexive verb + adjective.

4

Kan jag få tala med en ledig säljare?

Can I speak with an available salesperson?

Common gender agreement.

5

Vi njuter av vår lediga tid.

We are enjoying our free time.

Definite adjective form 'lediga'.

6

Ansökan om ledighet måste lämnas in i tid.

The application for leave must be submitted on time.

Noun form 'ledighet'.

7

Han rör sig på ett ledigt sätt.

He moves in a relaxed way.

Neuter form 'ledigt' modifying the noun 'sätt'.

8

Det är viktigt att vara ledig ibland.

It is important to be off sometimes.

Infinitive phrase.

9

Är taxin ledig?

Is the taxi available?

Common gender agreement.

1

Han skriver med en ledig och elegant penna.

He writes with a fluid and elegant style.

Metaphorical use for style/fluency.

2

Vi har ledig kapacitet i vår produktion.

We have spare capacity in our production.

Technical use for 'spare/unused'.

3

Hon är föräldraledig fram till augusti.

She is on parental leave until August.

Compound word 'föräldraledig'.

4

Det lediga utrymmet kan användas till förvaring.

The vacant space can be used for storage.

Definite form 'lediga'.

5

Han gav ett ledigt intryck under intervjun.

He gave a relaxed impression during the interview.

Adjective describing an impression.

6

Det finns inga lediga lägenheter i centrum.

There are no vacant apartments in the city center.

Plural agreement.

7

De diskuterade frågan i en ledig ton.

They discussed the issue in a casual tone.

Common gender agreement.

8

Jag ska be om tjänstledigt för studier.

I will ask for leave of absence for studies.

Compound word 'tjänstledigt'.

1

Författarens lediga prosa gör boken lättläst.

The author's effortless prose makes the book easy to read.

Describes stylistic ease.

2

Det råder brist på lediga resurser inom vården.

There is a shortage of available resources in healthcare.

Formal context for 'available'.

3

Han rörde sig med en nästan nonchalant ledighet.

He moved with an almost nonchalant ease.

Noun 'ledighet' used for physical grace.

4

Man bör utnyttja den lediga tiden till reflektion.

One should utilize the free time for reflection.

Definite adjective 'lediga'.

5

Arbetslösheten sjunker när fler lediga jobb tillsätts.

Unemployment falls when more vacant jobs are filled.

Economic context.

6

Hennes lediga sätt att hantera krisen imponerade.

Her relaxed way of handling the crisis impressed.

Adjective describing a method/manner.

7

Det finns en ledig plats i direktionen.

There is a vacant seat on the board of directors.

High-level professional context.

8

Texten präglas av en ledig och personlig stil.

The text is characterized by a relaxed and personal style.

Passive construction.

1

Den lediga elegansen i hennes rörelser var medfödd.

The effortless elegance in her movements was innate.

Abstract noun phrase.

2

Systemet har en viss mängd ledig energi.

The system has a certain amount of free energy.

Scientific/Thermodynamic context.

3

Han förde samtalet med en ledighet som dolde hans nervositet.

He conducted the conversation with an ease that hid his nervousness.

Noun 'ledighet' as a social mask.

4

Det är en ledig tolkning av det ursprungliga verket.

It is a loose interpretation of the original work.

'Ledig' meaning loose or non-literal.

5

Lediga medel kan omdirigeras till nya projekt.

Available funds can be redirected to new projects.

Financial/Accounting context.

6

Den lediga atmosfären främjade kreativiteten.

The relaxed atmosphere promoted creativity.

Adjective describing an environment.

7

Han talade ledigt om de mest komplicerade ämnen.

He spoke fluently/easily about the most complicated subjects.

Adverbial use of 'ledigt'.

8

Det finns en ledig post i statsförvaltningen.

There is a vacant post in the state administration.

Formal political context.

Common Collocations

ledig dag
ledig plats
ledigt jobb
ledig tjänst
ta ledigt
ledig klädsel
ledig tid
vara ledig
ledig stil
ledigt rum

Common Phrases

Är det ledigt här?

— The standard way to ask if a seat is taken.

Ursäkta, är det ledigt här?

Hålla ledigt

— To keep a day or time slot free from commitments.

Jag försöker hålla lördagen ledig.

Göra sig ledig

— To clear one's schedule for something.

Jag ska försöka göra mig ledig för mötet.

Ledig från jobbet

— Off from work.

Han är ledig från jobbet i två veckor.

Ha ledigt

— To have time off.

Barnen har ledigt från skolan.

Ledig och ledig...

— A way to say 'Not exactly free' or 'Free-ish'.

Jag är ledig och ledig, jag jobbar hemifrån.

Känna sig ledig

— To feel relaxed and unconstrained.

I de här kläderna känner jag mig ledig.

Ledig kapacitet

— Available resources or energy.

Vi har ledig kapacitet i fabriken.

En ledig stund

— A free moment.

Ring mig när du får en ledig stund.

Ledighetsansökan

— Formal request for time off.

Fyll i din ledighetsansökan i portalen.

Idioms & Expressions

"Ta det ledigt"

— To take it easy or act in a relaxed way.

Han tar det ledigt trots pressen.

informal
"I lediga stunder"

— During one's spare time.

I lediga stunder skriver hon poesi.

neutral
"Med ledig hand"

— With ease or without much effort.

Han skissade porträttet med ledig hand.

literary
"Sitta ledigt"

— To fit loosely (of clothes).

Byxorna sitter ledigt och skönt.

neutral
"Prata ledigt"

— To speak fluently and naturally.

Hon pratar ledigt om sin forskning.

neutral
"Ledig i truten"

— Talkative, sometimes overly so or informal.

Han är lite väl ledig i truten ibland.

slang
"En ledig lördag"

— A Saturday with no plans (culturally significant).

Ingenting slår en ledig lördag.

neutral
"Helt ledig"

— Completely free/available.

Jag är helt ledig hela nästa vecka.

neutral
"Ledigt och ledigt"

— A phrase indicating that 'free' is a relative term.

Är du ledig? - Ledigt och ledigt, jag har tvättstuga.

informal
"Vara ledig på marknaden"

— To be single (romantically available).

Han har varit ledig på marknaden ett tag nu.

informal

Sentence Patterns

A1

Jag är ledig [dag].

Jag är ledig imorgon.

A1

Är [plats] ledig?

Är stolen ledig?

Word Family

Nouns

ledighet (freedom/vacation)
ledighetsansökan (leave application)

Verbs

lediggöra (to make available - formal/rare)

Adjectives

ledig (free/vacant)

Related

frihet
lov
semester
vakans
rast
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Memorize It

Mnemonic

Think of a 'LED' light on a taxi. When the LED is on, the taxi is LED-ig (available).

Visual Association

A green bathroom lock sign that says 'LEDIG'. Green means go, green means free.

Word Web

Time off Vacant seat Job opening Casual clothes Relaxed manner Not gratis Green sign Agreement: ledigt/lediga

Challenge

Try to use 'ledig' in three different ways today: once for your schedule, once for a physical object, and once for a style.

Word Origin

From Middle Low German 'ledich', which meant 'empty', 'unburdened', or 'free'.

Original meaning: Unburdened or empty of content.

Germanic

Cultural Context

Be aware that 'ledig' can also be used informally to mean 'single,' but 'singel' is more common and less ambiguous.

English speakers often say 'I'm free,' which Swedes translate as 'Jag är ledig.' Remember to avoid using 'fri' unless you are talking about political freedom.

Sällskapsresan (movie series often dealing with 'ledighet') Swedish labor laws (Arbetstidslagen) The concept of 'Sommarlov'

Practice in Real Life

Real-World Contexts

Public Transport

  • Är den här platsen ledig?
  • Finns det lediga platser i nästa vagn?
  • Sätet är ledigt.

Workplace

  • Jag vill ta ledigt på fredag.
  • Är du ledig för ett möte?
  • Vi söker efter lediga tjänster.

Socializing

  • När är du ledig?
  • Är du ledig ikväll?
  • Jag är ledig hela helgen.

Shopping/Services

  • Är provrummet ledigt?
  • Har ni ett ledigt bord för två?
  • När har ni en ledig tid för klippning?

Public Facilities

  • Toaletten är ledig.
  • Är duschen ledig?
  • Det är ledigt i tvättstugan.

Conversation Starters

"Vad brukar du göra när du är ledig?"

"Är du ledig i sommar eller ska du jobba?"

"Hur ofta tar du ledigt från jobbet för att resa?"

"Är det svårt att hitta lediga lägenheter där du bor?"

"Vilken är din favoritdag att vara ledig på?"

Journal Prompts

Beskriv din perfekta lediga dag. Vad äter du och vem träffar du?

Varför är det viktigt för människor att vara lediga ibland?

Har du någonsin tagit ledigt för att göra något ovanligt?

Hur ser din 'lediga stil' ut jämfört med din 'jobbstil'?

Reflektera över skillnaden mellan att vara 'ledig' och att vara 'ensam'.

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