Yesterday was Otthon...today, we have...

So, the "otthonka", no doubt you'll all recall your granny's nylon housecoat. Well, that, is an "otthonka", from the word "Otthon", meaning home. The "ka" on the end of the word is used to create a diminutive version of the word, so that one would translate this into English as "homey". Besides all this guff that I'm bothering you with is a far more important sociological phenomenon; namely that you can still buy polyester housecoats! The sign informs us that the housecoats have arrived (phew...I was starting to worry!). Thankfully, they're now only available in the sort of "shop" which can be seen in the photo!