"Vem har tagit min klubba?"

Translation: Who has taken my stick?

[AhhBisseto]

Klubba also means lollipop =P So I wrote that instead and got it wrong!

[Anrui]

Just added this translation. Thanks for helping out

[Jonathan606349]

Could "klubba" also mean "bat" as in a cricket or baseball bat?

[Arnauti]

No, those are slagträ, basebollträ or bollträ.

[Prof3ssorSt3v3]

What about in Golf? is klubba also a golf club?

[devalanteriel]

Sure. :) It's golfklubba if you want to be specific, or just klubba abbreviated - like in English.

[Prof3ssorSt3v3]

Tack!

[Hayco7]

"Who has taken my club" is not accepted though.

[Sjodni]

Can klubba also refer to, say, a stick on the ground, or one you find by a tree?

[Lundgren8]

The word klubba normally means club, as in a thick piece of wood that you hit something with. But within e.g. ice hockey, hockeyklubba means ’hockey stick’.

A stick on the ground is normally en pinne. The word klubba also means ’lollipop’.

[Sjodni]

Ooh, ooh, I like swedish klubbar! yum!

And, thank you!

[Lundgren8]

Klubbor :)

[Sjodni]

Oh, sorry! I'm trying to memorize these plural en ett rules. I have a Swedish phrasebook with a section on grammar that explains it really well and short with en or ett rules, but I am racking my brain trying to remember them, and klubbar looked right to me. Thank you for correcting me!

[Lundgren8]

En-words on -a take -or. The rest are a bit more tricky. :)

[Sjodni]

Although, don't ett words have a rule where with adding the suffixes -en and -et to add -the or make it plural? And then for en words, I remember three rules, based off how they end.

[wilma1425]

The -en and -et is used when saying something that in english would be the. The house- huset, the shop-affären etc.

[MissMuse]

Shouldn't have thrown it at the ref. :)

[Bearzerker]

why cant the translation be
"who took my stick" be accepted?

[devalanteriel]

It's because "took" and "has taken" are different tenses.