It’s cool with that water divider. I have sort of the same a couple of kilometers from my house. In much smaller scale of course. But there’s a road with a ditch on both sides. The water that’s run on one side of the road running out on the east coast of Sweden and the water in the ditch on the other side runs out on the west coast. I’m talking about it in one of my videos on my Swedish channel, when you have learned enough of Swedish you can look at the video 😂🇸🇪

@TrackOurJourney

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Lol i am still in the very basic of sentences. Currently I am learning plurals forms. 😂

@JoonesAdventuresMC

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@@TrackOurJourney It’s so fantastic anyway😊 Swedish is of course not the hardest language to learn, it’s a lot of words that’s same as in english. But it’s a small language so it’s not the first language that people living outside Sweden decide to learn. Then of course, you all ready know a couple of languages, so it’s not the first, second or third language for you 😊.

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@@JoonesAdventuresMC is challenging to get the pronunciation right but if I just read and write it's easier than to listen and speak

@JoonesAdventuresMC

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@@TrackOurJourney The pronunciation can be hard. But as in probably most languages there’s a lot of variation how to pronounce a word. There’s a big difference how people in southern Sweden pronounce a word from how a person in northern Sweden pronounce the same word. Here you have a link to a video on my swedish channel, in that video I talk a little about that water divider. kzread.info/dash/bejne/o6R6s6Wzj6XRiJM.html