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  @NikkisTooZippy12 сағат бұрын

  is the intro a reference to LEMMiNO?

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  @sayitinswedishСағат бұрын

  I have no idea what that is.

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  @user-hs5no7sb3y19 сағат бұрын

  i need frinds

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  @PizzaDeNirofromCaseohs3 күн бұрын

  Skulle inte säga att "stålar" används idag, iallfall inte bland oss yngre generationerna

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  @sayitinswedishСағат бұрын

  Nu kanske inte den yngre generationen tjänar som måttstock för den hela svenska befolkningen. Jag är 35 och skulle kunna använda det. Kanske inte är mitt vanligaste ord, men ändå. Än är jag inte död och begraven.

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  @alisezone18007 күн бұрын

  2:11 HE KNOWS….

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  @alisezone18007 күн бұрын

  2:11 AAHHAHAHAH THE YOUNG ROYALS FANDOM GATHERR.. HE HAS FIGURED OUT WHY WE ARE HERE

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  @Ed877 күн бұрын

  I'm a Hungarian whose family moved to Sweden a long time ago and I also lived there for a year (in rural Sweden). When I came back to Hungary and got a job as an English speaking tour guide, after one of my tours a man came to me and asked: "Are you Swedish?". I was so stunned that I could only mumble a "No, I'm Hungarian". Then he said: "I thought you are a Swede because you spoke English with Swedish accent". My jaw dropped as I never noticed it. But it made sense because I learned to speak English from Swedes and from nobody else.

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  @AlbinGamer698 күн бұрын

  om jag slår i ån brukar jag säga aj som fan

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  @mzaliwa9 күн бұрын

  I have found that unvoiced for voiced sibilant is the real giveaway for Swedes who otherwise have a very good British English accent.

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  @Pimpernella10 күн бұрын

  Benny is pronounced Benni, right? Bennue...I learned that in (Martin) Beck on TV.

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  @Xarmutinha12 күн бұрын

  This is my först time seeing this word and i dont get how or why its considered difficult 😂. I guess its like saying "his-hers-its own" However i have a question: are there possessive reflective pronouns for the rest of the pronouns? Or is it only for the 3rd person?

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  @sayitinswedish10 күн бұрын

  There is only one for the third person because there is no room for confusion with the other persons.

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  @Gert-DK13 күн бұрын

  I am Danish. If you want to learn a Scandinavian language, take Swedish. Why? Because the three of us understands each other, but speaking Swedish, you will do fine in Finland, too. Swedish is an official language in Finland, therefore many Finns speak Swedish.

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  @Tove_Ishockey14 күн бұрын

  Never gonna watch it! my friend said midsummer never was the same after they saw it

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  @sayitinswedish13 күн бұрын

  No risk, no fun

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  @oscarernestoroberts419014 күн бұрын

  what? KÄKA sounds like CHERKA or CHEKA?

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  @StefanvanderFange15 күн бұрын

  Tack. Jag lärde mig någonting.

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  @nataaalia15 күн бұрын

  I'm starting to learn swedish and it seems like I will unlock powers if I become fluent in it.

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  @_That_Wanderer17 күн бұрын

  Why did you make your short videos all disappeared?

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  @sayitinswedish16 күн бұрын

  Because they performed poorly and my real videos started to suffer. They are on Instagram.

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  @_That_Wanderer15 күн бұрын

  ​@@sayitinswedishbro I found it great, I don't have much free time to watch your long videos. In short, Sweden is great🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪

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  @Ugleseth18 күн бұрын

  As a Norwegian, I would also say learn Swedish, and I would say that for two reasons. First because of the dialects in Norway. There are a crazy amount of dialects that can be hard to understand. Second reason is music. There is no language that is as beautiful when sung.

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  @Missbloomieee_e18 күн бұрын

  You’re speaking Pewdiepie

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  @SaigonBrit19 күн бұрын

  Excellent. I love your energy and humour:)

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  @silverhooligan125621 күн бұрын

  I spend 3-6 months in a rural farming in the Kopparberg area and everyone has the vibe-y i to some degree, more common with women. I hear it in TV talk shows, regular TV, movies, basically everywhere. Most people I hang out with are over 30, mostly over 60. I have no contact with under 30’s. You're the first Swedish language KZreadr that rags on the sound that it's a poser thing to do. I've asked my friends about it and they have no idea what I'm talking about, they're unaware that they're making the sound.

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  @sayitinswedish21 күн бұрын

  Never said it's a poser thing to do. But foreigners think it's required to sound Swedish which it isn't. You can sound Swedish without it and the more extreme version sounds weird even to Swedes.

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  @DebrerFrans7322 күн бұрын

  I'm a bit confused, because I used to watch Scandinavian series and in some of them Swedish and Danish people meet and seem to understand each other quite well (like one is talking in Danish and the other one is answering in Swedish). It isn't true in real life?

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  @sayitinswedish21 күн бұрын

  Not so much with Danish and Swedish, no. As a Swede, you need quite a lot of exposure to understand spoken Danish.

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  @SuesWorld22 күн бұрын

  For me "listening"is the most difficult part learning swedish doesnt matter how many swedish words I know 😭

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  @coreyloucks486525 күн бұрын

  I'm a writer doing a fantasy story that is based off Scandinavian Vikings and how would I portray an accent like those you spoke about in written form?

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  @sayitinswedish21 күн бұрын

  I don't know.

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  @MyCat54327 күн бұрын

  Iove this so much, thank you!

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  @drPiotrNapieraa28 күн бұрын

  en underbar idee. tack!

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  @sheilacomer617229 күн бұрын

  I have a Swedish friend I text with and I ask for a VM at times. It's soft, precise and slow. A bedroom voice, omg.

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  @jangelbrich7056Ай бұрын

  So, that's like the Turkish i-without-the-i-dot, they have an extra letter for that, together with the "normal" i with the dot. I noticed that already in the 1990s, but the Swedes I met then (in Southern Sweden) did not know how to explain that to me, they did not use it. But on SVT it was there very often ...

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  @sayitinswedish27 күн бұрын

  No, it's not like that Turkish I actually.

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  @kumpircanАй бұрын

  İ am here because of Alexander skarsgârd

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  @CJWarlockАй бұрын

  I knew already what technically fika was (a coffe and a biscuit) but I didn't knew the social side of it. Thanks for a good explanation. Yes, having a fika is a good habit - otherwise one may get burnt out with hard work pretty fast. Cheers! :)

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  @emilnordlund5708Ай бұрын

  Hi can you watch hazbin hotel

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  @alisezone1800Ай бұрын

  Need more videos from you!! You really help me and the community learn Swedish and the videos are so soothing ❤❤

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  @ShironCollabАй бұрын

  Hey notch can you give me a minecraft pass?

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  @dellyspiceАй бұрын

  swedish are extremely selfish ppl. so not a surprise.

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  @garlicky_saltАй бұрын

  i think i like swedish better than my first language it makes so much more sense 😭😭

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  @ProductofWitАй бұрын

  Embodied by The Lost Vikings. The tiny vocal red-haired one is the Dane, the muscular serious blonde one the Norwegian and the frivolous fat blonde one one the Swede.

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  @gcoudertАй бұрын

  That was fascinating. My first language is French and I studied English at uni so I'm no stranger to phonetics. Can I ask though: am I right in thinking that the letter 'ä' in the conjugated verb form 'är' is pronounced [e:] even though it is placed before an 'r'?

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  @sayitinswedishАй бұрын

  [e:] or [æ:] are common depending on the region, sometimes it does become an [æ:r] and sometimes that R turns into a retroflex consonant if the next word starts on an S, T, D, N, or L.

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  @andresleon2293Ай бұрын

  It's funny that I thought pitch accent was unique to Japanese 🤣

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  @radha3236Ай бұрын

  This concept also lies in india i.e. ऋण/भार - this means you should not be in debt of anybody's favour whether it's money, food or either doing some bad to someone else , we have to repay those debts in next life(reborn) . So in order to attain enlightenment we don't want to be in debt of someone's favour Butttt..... In india we people treat guest as god (अतिथि देवो भवः) so we can not send our guest with empty stomach , we will cook even delicious food and feed them over. So the two ideologies clashes but we live with second one cause not everyone is concerned about afterlife, rebirth and enlightenment.

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  @docholl93Ай бұрын

  Vad händer när ett ord som har accent2 är oberonat i en mening? Typ “många” som inte är betonat i vanliga fall

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  @sayitinswedishАй бұрын

  Då får ordet ingen ordaccent.

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  @Wigant-wc7toАй бұрын

  Jag är stjärnbock!

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  @Wigant-wc7toАй бұрын

  The Romanian beggars in Sweden always say ”Hej Hej” instead of ”Hej” 😂

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  @Wigant-wc7toАй бұрын

  I’m from Sweden and i’m trying to learn to speak Swedish with a Danish accent.

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  @stibba4286Ай бұрын

  men sluta stirra då D:

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  @sayitinswedishАй бұрын

  Jag ser dig.

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  @docholl93Ай бұрын

  I couldn’t make this sound at first but then it became natural and now i just “IIIIIIIJJJJJJJJJJJ”😂

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  @markwest7928Ай бұрын

  I give up. I'm going back to Norsk bokmal.

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  @sayitinswedishАй бұрын

  Norwegian has similar rules though ;)

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  @felicytatomaszewska2934Ай бұрын

  I was an exchange student in Sweden Stockholm for a semester and among other courses, I needed to attend Swedish language course. They taught us academic Swedish but not the practical one which the people in the street were using. Though I hold a basic talk but swearing was not included in the syllabus but Swedes swear all the time.

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  @Wigant-wc7to14 күн бұрын

  Va fan säger du? 😅

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  @AxizlАй бұрын

  I as a Swede have been attempting for the past year to retrieve my accent after American schooling trying to take it away from me and considering me to have a speech disorder because of it find this very helpful

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  @sarahelize7883Ай бұрын

  Thank you for adding IPA it helps a lot ⭐️

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  @umakarunakaran4626Ай бұрын

  At first I thought du -> ru was odd, then you gave the example sentence and I was like OH. At least when I speak quickly in English I don't know turns into I dunno which turns into I rro (hard to explain without audio but it feels similar)

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  @PhylaetraАй бұрын

  Family names as first names - my last name is 'Riley', for some reason it has become a reasonably popular first name...