Foreigner speaking Swedish reads you a story at bedtime 🇸🇪 [ASMR Nordics] (Soft Spoken)
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DESCRIPTION
In this interesting ASMR video I am trying to read some Swedish to help relax you and fall asleep. I am using some basic phrases to say trigger words in Swedish to help relax you and give you tingles! I am not Swedish (obviously!) but a foreigner speaking Swedish to help you sleep. Specifically, reading you a story. I hope you like the video!
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This video features whispering and some soft spoken parts to help you relax, chill and sleep. I hope my pronunciation was ok, forgive me if not! Don't forget to drop me a like and a comment to say hello!
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Пікірлер: 4
Great video, super relaxing! Bra jobbat med uttalet, riktigt imponerande!
@WelshASMR82Nordics
9 ай бұрын
Ahhhh, tack! Jag ar sa glad :)
Loved this. The word "skjutsa" is a tricky one. It has a very particular sound in the beginning, the "skj" part. I've been sitting here for like 5 min now sounding it out trying to find an english word where that sound is used so I can describe it but no luck! Closest I've come is the sound in the beginning of "china" but you form it in the middle of your mouth. China is pronounced almost trough your teeth, in the front of your moth you know. Skjutsa has to be sounded out from the back of your mouth. AH! So hard to explain! Anyways, so cool that you are learning so many languages. Keep it up!
@WelshASMR82Nordics
9 ай бұрын
I read somewhere that the skj sound doesn't exist in any other language! Thanks for the tips and I'll remember next time! Tack! :)