AMERICAN TRIES TO SPEAK SWEDISH 

Russian: ХУУЙЙ

@@peanotty4339 XD

@@mrssweden3687 :D

Polish: ó XD

Mrs Sweden, du kan inte ens stava på engelska hah

Lynax nja

Lynax yea or at swedish ja

Alyssa is doing a great job isn’t she😍👏

Kan du förstå mig?

Lps goldy yt ja

Ja, vi e

det verkar ju inte du vara iallafall, du kan inte ens stava!

Ella- -Eilish jag ör inte svensk men jag är svensk

Sylteboi ja

Ella- -Eilish nej jag är somalisk

Thank you, I don’t think I’ve ever had this much fun filming a video before! Can’t wait to film some more next time I see her🤩

Hahah ja visst är det roligt att man låter som helt olika personer beroende på vilket språk man pratar😅

Jaa det är sant :)

Some people change their tone of voice when speaking another language, I know I do it when speaking Danish or when speaking English as opposed to when I'm speaking Swedish. (yes, I'm aware the original post was in Swedish, I'm trying to be inclusive))

Ja jag tycker också att det låter anerlunda

Jag hörde de

People who can speak Spanish can pronounce it :D

EMcC Zgz Spanish perplex be like Rrrrrooorrrrnnnjaaaaa Rrrrööörrvvvarrrrrdotter

Thank you so much Charlie, I’m happy this was helpful for you🤗

Agreed I’m also learning Swedish because I have an aunt that lives in Sweden

JAG KAN SVENSKA do You know how to say it?

Yes I agree, she's very good with languages and I'm really impressed by her! Hahaha yeah isn't it funny how a simple little world like "sju" could be so hard for people😂

I could say "sju" the first time I tried but 25 years later I still don't roll my R's all the time.

@@judyogriobhan5762 😀

Jag älskar också att höra personer från andra länder försöka prata svenska!!😍

Är dina nära och kära lika bra på svenska? Var bor du nu? Inte Sverige?

Samma! Jag var född i usa men Svenska var det första språket jag lärde mig (alltså innan engelska lol).

I'd say it's more like "exhausted", like... If you've been at work for 8hrs and done a lot of stuff, then you get home and someone asks you to do the dishes, then you say "jag orkar inte" which in the best way imo would be translated to "I can't, I'm exhausted" in English

I would say its more of a way to describe ones ability to perform in any situation. If you do "orkar" then you can perform, and if you dont you can't. And most often its used to describe your energy level. So if I dont "orkar" to clean, everybody will know i mean I lack the energy to do so. And its somewhat over used, since we Swedes are iften really bad at saying that we dont wan't to do stuff sometimes, and then we often tend to say we dont "orkar", when we really just dont feel like it. My kids often use "orka" as something positiv, like "I have the muscles to lift this heavy thing" by saying "I "orkar" lift this" and then its used as a way to describe there abilty to perform in a positive way.

Tack så mycket! Vad glad jag blir🤗💕

Hej jag vil prata svenska!! Nu venta nej ja ja!

@@małgorzatatajs3539 va..

@@małgorzatatajs3539 😂😂😂 bra

Lovr Alm nope XD

I disliked actually.

Åh men tack så mycket, vad gullig du är Mai!!🥰

Say wut? Sju sjösjuka sjömän sköttes av sju sjösjuka sjuksköterskor på de sjunkande skeppet i Shanghai, är va vi säger där jag kommer ifrån, så typ längsta versionen antar jag x)

:o

@@Wallis184 hade för mig att det var sjunkande skeppet Shanghai och inte i Shanghai. :S

Tio laxar i en laxs ask

Adam Al-Husseiny yeah same

She is doing a great job isn’t she, I was super impressed when we did the video🤩👏

She’s really good isn’t she🤩👏

Metallicaaaaa

Stick away from commenting this videosnutt in full fart! 😉 No, I don't want you to go away, I just want to write some really bad Swenglish! 😄

@@MrDanAng1 😂😂

It’s not easy to learn new languages isn’t it😅

I would say something like 50-75% of the words is identical but pronounced differently in Swedish, Danish and Norweigan, some of the other words exist but are outdated between the languages and maybe 10% is unique for each language. Norweigan and Danish is very similar when written, but Swedish and Norweigan is pronounced more similar when spoken. It's pretty fun to see someone who don't understand any of the languages listen to a discussion where Swedes, Danes and Norweigans speak to each other, they can hear the distinction between the languages, and think it's weird that we still understand each other. 😊

That’s the most important thing to know in Swedish, so useful!!😂🙌👌

Tack ska du ha, vi hade riktigt roligt när vi filmade den här videon! Jag tyckte att järnspikar var lite roligt, men det har du helt rätt i, det finns många andra svärord som faktiskt är svärord som hade varit kul att lära Alyssa! Ska ta med det till nästa gång om jag gör en part 2!!

Tack så mycket!!😃

Hej Minna! Vad gullig du är, tack så jättemycket!!🥰

@@IngridFredriksson 🤗

Finlands svensk army

@@th1mer581 Det är jag gärna!

@Milad Zavar But if you don't know the pronunciations (which most Americans don't), it's really difficult to say on the first try. Hence why I suggested it lol.

Thank you so much for your suggestions Courtney, I’ll keep them in mind if I make another video!!😃👍

It was ok in Sweden, it sounds.. How come Sweden?

Vem fan bryr sig

KTM 225 Några personer, inklusive mig.

@@verz1209 säger den obildade

Yeah isn’t she🤩👏

It's not difficult for Hungarians at all because we have the same vowel and sound. Moreover, we have "ő" sound, which is the long version of "ö" sound. Furthermore, we have "ü" and "ű" sounds too.

Milad Zavar that’s is definitely not true swedes are really good at learning languages and it really depends from person to person

Zsolt Kurucz i wasn’t really serious ik that ofc people will be able to pronnaunce it just that it’s difficult for people with languages that don’t have similar sounds

But we danes do...:-)

As a finn and a daily user of the letter ö, I can say that it's not that hard, for us at least. The sj/sk sounds in the other hand are almost impossible to get right. (I've studied swedish for three years at school)

I’m glad to hear that you enjoyed it!

Yeah she is isn’t she😍👏

Dom var jätte duktiga👍🏼

Ja😊😊

Ja visst var Alyssa riktigt duktig, var så imponerad av hur bra hon uttalade de flesta orden😍👏

😂

Of course!!

Amazing! Didn’t expect this reply :D

Yeah cuz the swedish in finland is different

@mcparty o did not know that 🤔

@mcparty whit the lopptorg thing hell no i say loppis i guess it depends on where you live here

Milad Zavar Im swedish i just love english🙃

Thank you so much for all of your informative comments Rikard!!

Rikard Nilsson ”tak” is also roof in Swedish

@@X_whatever that's...what I said..? Danish: tak = thanks, tag = roof Swedish: tak = Roof, tag = take In general Danish don't use a lot of c's btw.

Rikard Nilsson oh sorry, I didn’t understand, I didn’t read until Sweden, My brain said it was written danish xD 😳😕

Kul att höra att du gillade videon!!😊

Ja det är inte lätt att lära sig nya språk, men visst gjorde hon det mycket bra🤩👏 kul att du tyckte det lät som om svenskarna sjöng när de pratade i början😂