Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Swedish term or phrase:
hft
English translation:
ett häfte/en häftad bok
Swedish term
hft
in a Swedish reference to a book
9781405025263 (hft. + CD-ROM)
does hft mean häfte or what?
Thanks
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Discussion
I suspect that it is more like a folder type book and I saw an alternative for 'paperback' which is "soft cover" which I'll have to use here.
I think paperback for hâfte may be a misstranslation on a couple of sites as this is more " a novel but not in hardback' for English speakers.
Häfte here is perhaps more manual with soft cover?