Swedish guy tries to speak Japanese, Japanese guy tries to speak Swedish - Language challenge 

+ItsJust Eli It's a mutual thing. :)

These language challenges are fun. You should try to be nice. People say things online they would never say in person. :)

TheSwedishLad hej Martin läget

こんにちは！ 私 の 名前 わ にゃ です！

I am from sweden bit learning japanse

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@@jakobwiberg9536 I didn't hear one single scanian word in what he said? Scanian would be if he said Rullebör instead of skottkärra.

@@MrFasho123 Scanian is a dialect not a language.. and swedish is actually also a dialect of swedish (aka Sormlandian) There are 5 core-swedish dialects. They are Scanian, Geatish, Gutnish, Sormlandian/Stockholmian and Northern-Swedish. And most other dialcats have derived from a mix of theses. Sweden didn't have a offical language before 2009, or should I say a offical dialect. (Btw the offical dialect for swedish is Sormlandian)

@@oLawlieto I never said anything about language here? I just said that the scanian dialect use a other word for skottkärra.

Well, I'm from Skåne. I don't think I can truly agree with that

"Asså jag vet" Ironisk

it should have been maatin

argentinian flag japanese name?

YES I LIVE IN ARGENTINA . I LOVE ARGENTINA .

桜 ブエノス アイレス の but are you?

what ?

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Maxim9575 In Norwegian it's "God dag" which still sounds like good dog I suppose :-D

You shouldnt be suprised. Your speaking a germanic language right now.

Rikssvenska is way different in terms of pronunciation than that of the Skåne dialect, which Martin speaks. However, for a native speaker it's no problem to understand but people with limited knowledge might be up for a surprise. ^^

Maxim9575 Rarely anyone says Goddag in Sweden. It's old Swedish. You say "Hej" or "Tjena"

god dag sound like the german gut(en) tag

Just need to find me a Japanese person and it's on!! :)

Nope, I see it too.

+Melanie Voisine Lithuanian was even more extreme. :)

I think that's mostly because of the "my" part. My -> Watashi-no Name -> Namae(-wa) Martin -> Maatin Is -> Desu The second sentence he said instead is just "I am Martin."

My name is long but people don't usually say it in everyday speech they say watashi wa ___ des which is I am

My name is long but people don't usually say it in everyday speech they say watashi wa ___ des which is I am

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Actually, the southern dialect is easier to learn from a linguistic point of view for foreigners, but not people from northern Sweden.,

Was it?

nope

rekt

yes, it should be something like Maajin, as in Majin Bu!

Kuken

*desu

「お前はもう死んでいる｡」

One of Sweden's six dialect groups.

It certainly was a dialect of Danish in the past, and very broad skånska still retains many words from the Danish word base, but in terms of pronunciation it seems to have developed into its own thing. Danish doesn't have all those amazing diphthongs, nor does it have the same emphasized guttural 'r' sound (although admittedly the Danish r is closer to the skånsk one than the other 'r' sound variations in Swedish). I've heard a number of Danes express that counter-intuitively, they find skånska more difficult to understand than other types of Swedish.

@@meadish jaha då var det svenska språkmysteriet löst då🙄

Förlåt att jag missförstod - du ville ju självfallet bara ägna dig åt lite mobbning med hjälp av gamla stereotyper för att känna dig lite bättre själv. Jag fattar. Det känns så ibland. Ha det fint.

@@meadish Nej det var ju inte meningen. Konstigt att du tar det så. Du missförstod liksom dubbelt nu. Lycka till på nätet

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Tim Larsson Okej

Japanese is easier for me to pronounce than that Swedish dialect, and I'm Norwegian.

Det är mest för Stockholmare. Skånskan är den dialekt som ligger närmast engelska språket.

Jag gillar skånska dock. Mycket trevligt att lyssna på. 😃

Maron Maple he is real japanese person

His pronunciation of Konnichiwa is a bit weird tho. Lol I’m Japanese

chimmyジミン you must shut the fuck up silly Korean I am Japanese and I said his pronunciation is weird.

Swedish is not very difficult, it's one of the easiest languages for an English speaker to learn.

What's cringy-ier is you writing Japanese in English...