100luvulle

100luvulle is a Swedish phrase that translates to "for the 100th time" or "for the hundredth time." It is commonly used in informal spoken and written Swedish to express exasperation, weariness, or a sense of repetition regarding a situation, statement, or action. The phrase implies that something has been said, done, or experienced so many times that it has lost its novelty and has become tiresome.

The use of 100luvulle is idiomatic and does not literally mean that an event has occurred exactly one hundred times. Instead, it functions as an intensifier to convey a feeling of being fed up or having reached a limit. For example, someone might say "Jag har sagt åt dig att stänga dörren 100luvulle!" which means "I've told you to close the door a hundred times!" The speaker is not keeping a literal count but is expressing frustration over repeated reminders.

This expression is prevalent in everyday conversations, social media, and informal writing among Swedish speakers. It can be used in a humorous or genuinely annoyed tone, depending on the context and the speaker's intent. The phrase's effectiveness lies in its hyperbolic nature, which quickly communicates a strong feeling of having heard or experienced something repeatedly. It is a common way to vent frustration or to emphasize the tiresome nature of a recurring issue.