"Restaurangen är full."

Translation: The restaurant is full.

[eykal]

Go home, restaurant, you're drunk

[N1ckHD]

Really ? Full means drunk too ?!

[Arnauti]

Yes. But it doesn't mean 'full' as in 'I've eaten enough, thank you' – that is mätt.

[ThePyat]

Especially in Lowland Scots. They have at least fifty words to describe two things: rain and being drunk.

[AkumaNoKurai]

At least it's not as bad as mål and val.

[AnnaK_Elanor]

How do you hear the difference between an ugly restaurant and a full one?

[DarkMoonFire]

Ful (ugly) has a long vowel. Full (full/drunk) has a short vowel.

[ThePyat]

If you're one full, the other's not far behind.

[bonbonaj3]

Think of it like the difference between full and fool in English. It's similar.

[AnFeileacan78]

It marked "the restaurant's full" as wrong

[Arnauti]

The contractions are supposed to be created automatically by the machinery, but sometimes that doesn't work perfectly.

[mordak]

I'm not a native english speaker, but i was thaught that 's is not an accepted contraction for "is", as it causes confusion with the possessive.

[kiasams]

That's ok, I use it all the time, and I am a native English speaker.