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'i' is the vowel sound in 'in' (in english or swedish). 'y' is the first vowel sound in 'fyra' (4) as spoken in this video. 'u' is the vowel sound in 'sju' (7) as pronounced in this video.

Johannes Helama the same. i really don’t understand why we are taught ”finnish-swedish” instead of normal swedish 😩

As someone who's from norrland; The finnish-swedish accent is awesome. I love the way finns speak swedish :D

@@XXXkazeXXX Perhaps because that's the teacher's own dialect. (Or for political reasons?)

@@zynius It's kind of beautiful but slow. It also creates a mental distance, like all strong dialects does (including some forms of Norrländska). The dialect gap makes it harder and more error prone to express nuances, attitudes or other feelings via your speech melody or tonality (aka cadence).

Herr Bönk it’s more like because i’m in finland and we have a finnish way of speaking swedish ( kind of like swiss german). the problem is that no swede speaks swedish like finnish-swedish (or mooomin swedish as swedes call it) so learning a language you don’t speak with a dialect no native speaks is just stupid

hows your swedish now after four years

Yes please tell us how's it? Give me hope cuz am learning swedish for only about about a month 🥺

cozy azn cowboi yall youre stupid

wow! Only 11! Bravo!

Same, noice lol

+Scot Verdin And I'm happy you're a part of it :D Glad Lucia!

Hej Då!

I love you

​@@angeldenis490take them out to dinner first

That's really easy. The number "101" in Swedish is written (with letters) as "etthundraett" and pronounced as "ett-hundra-ett" OR "hundra-ett". And the number "102" is "etthundratvå" and is pronounced as "ett-hundra-två" OR "hundra-två". So really, you just take the word for "100" and then glue on the other numbers at the end. So a number like "132" would be written like "etthundratrettiotvå" and pronounced as "ett-hundra-trettio-två" OR "ett-hundra-tretti-två". Then with all the other numbers in Swedish, up to infinity, you just do the same thing. Therefore, the English number "1,234,572" is written with numbers as "1 234 572" in Swedish (we use spaces to easier read the numbers) and written with letters as "enmilliontvåhundratrettiofyrartusenfemhundrasjuttiotvå" and is pronouced like "en-million-två-hundra-trettio-fyra-tusen-fem-hundra-sjuttio-två" OR "en-million-två-hundra-tretti-fyra-tusen-fem-hundra-sjutti-två". You might have noticed that we just removed "ett" fom the "etthundra" and replaced it by another number, say... "fem", and then we got the number "500" (femhundra). Some words you should know: Million = Million Thousand = Tusen Five hundred = Femhundra Two hundred = Tvåhundra

Richie Gonveda It sorta works in reverse too. It makes it much simpler to learn the spanish ”J” sounds if you already know swedish.

You sort of have to open up the back of your throat and speak from there instead of speaking from your mouth.

its phlegm like sound you get after many practice :)

Think of it as the Y in Arya (or if you added an R at the end of buy: buyr) :D

Stefanie de Zutter "Jag föddes 1994 (nittonhundra nitti(o)fyra)" (we usually don't pronounce the o but you can if you want to) or "Jag är född 1994" (literally means "I am born 1994") we usually shorten it to just 94 though (nittifyra or nittiofyra) :)

Stefanie de Zutter jag föddes år nitton-hundra-nittio-fyra (:

Jag föddes nittonhundra nitti(o) fyra Or jag är född 1994

Why u learn Swedish

Dirkrol wow same

its like in the phrases "among others" . among(a). its like you pronounce only half of the G

Yes, because all Swedes are wizards so our books are enchanted!

Mycenaea lmao that explains why most of the Disney are based in Sweden then 😂

I pronounce "sju" the same way Nackagubben does. It's the easier way. The other way is more difficult. I've also read that women are more likely to pronounce it the more difficult way, and men the easier way for some weird reason :) lol, "little cabbage". So cute!

Yes, the English used to do that too. I thought the Germans would have fixed that by now. The French-speaking Swiss fixed the French madness of 90 being four twenties and ten!

I know geraman language

No

Bentcypress7 yep

really?