"Vad har du i korgen?"

Translation: What do you have in the basket?

[XXXMac]

Hmm...Rödluvan och vargen?

[Hancy1931]

Kakor för min mormor.

[Arnauti]

*till

[Hancy1931]

"Kakor till min mormor." Tack :)

[VarHyid]

Min bror! ;)

[MattBush2]

"Din bror?!" Such an awesome movie :)

[Myra712378]

I never found out what was in that basket, and to this day it still haunts me...

[bigswedeej]

Does that make you a basket case?

[Myra712378]

I suppose. Very clever...

[JYH6UtXB]

Myra712378, it was food for her grandma that her mom had put in the basket. I think it varies by each version of the story, but I think it's usually bread, cheese, maybe some cake, maybe some wine, maybe some flowers...

[MaryBeth378619]

Deep fried tofu.

[AndrewR231085]

Is "What is in your basket?" an acceptable translation?

[Arnauti]

We'd say Vad är det i korgen/din korg? for that.

[DrMicroChem]

"What do you have in your basket?" said the Big Bad Wolf to Little Red Riding Hood.
"Vad har du i din korg?", sade Stora Stygga Vargen till Rödluvan.
Is my translation close?

[deactivated user]

Lotion

[obitonye]

A ball)

[Myra712378]

Thank you. Have a Lingot :)

[antibozo]

Det lägger lotionen i korgen.

[PapaSmurf88]

Deplorables

[DelbertSwa]

Jag tänker alltid om filmen som heter 7.

[bigswedeej]

This one gets me rvery time. Jag spelar dragspel, and every time i hear i korgen i think i hear accordion

[zsguthy]

Shouldn't this be a classic case of Swedes omitting possessive pronoun? Logically it is your basket, and "what is in your basket" is much more neutral way to say this.

[Arnauti]

your basket is an accepted answer, but for 'what is it' we'd say vad är det, there's a difference in meaning.

[JYH6UtXB]

Ingenting för vargen, säger Lilla Rödluvan!