"Är du nöjd nu?"

Translation: Are you satisfied now?

[CrazyChao]

Could this be used in a sarcastic sense, like, "Wow, look what you did. Are you happy now?"

[HelenCarlsson]

Yes, it can.

[thorr18]

Nöjd is kinda the opposite of annoyed. :)

[MumseyRumsey]

Doesn't ''nöjd'' also mean ''pleased''?

[sustained]

I thought so too.

[jakemccann1]

I think satisfied and pleased often mean the same thing in English. E.g. 'I was pleased/satisfied with the design.'

[Sgt.Burden]

Is that where the word for the amusement park 'nöjesfältet' comes from?

[Zmrzlina]

They're closely related, yes. Nöje means "amusement, pleasure, delight" and fält means "field".

[Neco_Coneco]

Nöjd?

[NickTheEngineer]

Cant "nöjd" also mean "content"?

[JoakimEk]

Yes it can.

[anarres1]

Why doesn't it accept "Are you pleased now"?

[Salva265354]

It could be useful to understand what is the exact scope and meaning of the word "nöjd" ( satisfied / contented /etc )... in swedish