The Swedish Language: Alphabet & Counting

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♥ In today's video I teach you how to say the alphabet in Swedish and also how to count to 100!
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@amenkittens 7 лет назад

i think the 'w' is called 'double v' in every languages besides english haha

@Jinado1 7 лет назад

In german it's actually called "ve" while the letter "v" is called "faou".

@angelacanedit 7 лет назад

yeah in spanish it's double v as well

@melissahofman3198 7 лет назад

in the dutch language you say w is vé and v is vè

@GC-ge1up 7 лет назад

amenkitties not in Dutch! The way you would pronounce them, in English spelling, is kind of like V = fey and W = vey

@anesnt6645 7 лет назад

Not in Portuguese

@xSerenaVDWoodsen 7 лет назад

'Sju' is my favorite number ever. We don't have that weird sound in Danish so it always amazes me when Swedes say that number. It's so hard for me to pronounce. Counting is very straight forward in Swedish though. Nowhere as complex and weird as Danish, haha!!

@ace889 6 лет назад

me too sju kills me. I think am allergic to it. After years of training. i finally said it:)

@sealkeen 6 лет назад

'Sju' sounds like "dick" in russian. You can google translate it 'хуй' and hear the pronunciation. I just can't normally learn it anymore xD

@SocialistFinn1 6 лет назад

it sounds better the way Finnswedes pronounce it

@bobcallens3396 6 лет назад

Fairly easy to pronounce but spoken abit wrong it becomes dju in dutch :P

@clumsygaming9762 5 лет назад

Yasemin S. Swedish is a cool language tbh. I have a friend who can speak Swedish and English. That’s probably the main reason I’m learning Swedish. I’m not gonna give up like I did in my kick boxing, street dancing, swimming, Spanish and French (Baguette language.)

@blackmambazane3306 6 лет назад

It's much easier to learn swedish when you're german :D

@herrbonk3635 4 года назад

Yes, it's a bit like German without those delayed verbs, and a more laid back pronunciation. One reason behind this being the connection to the Hansa league's Plattdeutch (Low German) in the middle ages. As you probably know, Swedish did not undergo the consonant shifts High German went through. Swedish also use a pretty simple grammar, even compared to English (although some word order patterns can be hard to grasp).

@mandy8492 4 года назад

Oh yes xD

@tojissneakylink8319 4 года назад

Isso diggah

@FriedaSo 4 года назад

In some cases it feels like a german person without any knowledge of the english language tries really hard to pronounce or write english words. The result is stuff like "äpple" or "knif" xD

@alfkapp9352 4 года назад

Oh i hope. I am german and i want to learn swedish. And it feels like i will never learn it. But never give up right?

@Belinne03 5 лет назад

men va skojar du hur har du inte lärt dig alfabetssången?????

@zelda_lb 5 лет назад

belinne hjelm ellerhur?!!

@tomfamily1149 5 лет назад

You are Mr Bean.

@illgalaxyii3331 5 лет назад

SÅNGEN FINNS JU

@Laura-fo8uq 4 года назад

🦁😹

@Laura-fo8uq 4 года назад

@@tomfamily1149 ejvm9

@mimoleta 7 лет назад

i got traumatised by the number 777 lol

@Katrinberndt 7 лет назад

Haha I can imagine!

@jays9572 5 лет назад

Oh god

@markus9641 5 лет назад

@Mehlany Sjuhundrasjuttiosju

@akillesteglbjrg8752 5 лет назад

Try saying sju sjösjuka skömen på skeppet schanghai

@markus9641 5 лет назад

@@akillesteglbjrg8752 sjösjuka män på skäppet

@joelthomas3774 7 лет назад

I'm supposed to be doing an exam and i'm watching this lol!

@rositsavelinova 7 лет назад

Joel Thomas education is important no matter in what form you receive it :D :D

@joelthomas3774 7 лет назад

It's a home exam that only has 5 questions! Gotta love Swedish Uni home exams, they're so lenient :D

@NikkiLove9022 5 лет назад

I can't roll my damn R's to save my life. 🙄😂

@bramblebop1904 5 лет назад

Can't be harder than saying sj

@souiritv8355 5 лет назад

Are you Swedish?

@fuaddibrani2208 5 лет назад

HHaha skojar du eller ?

@uh9464 5 лет назад

its so easy

@ThePaleoCon 4 года назад

Me neither and I'm from Sweden (Scania). We're doing the french guttural R, it works fine! =)

@brokenflip-phonecosplay1453 5 лет назад

Varför kollar jag på det här... jag är redan svensk

@Kaka-gk3bf 5 лет назад

VandisPandis Banunis samma här😂

@Wirus1337 5 лет назад

same lol

@flowersinhair3649 5 лет назад

Me too

@hello-cb1lu 5 лет назад

Jag också

@melvin7475 5 лет назад

VandisPandis Banunis ellerhur

@21335186z 5 лет назад

Oh man, it's difficult, every time I say a Swedish word I start laughing...

@Rainbow__cookie 5 лет назад

When you are at Ikea and try to Read what the funiture is named And a Swedish man 10m away wonder why you are summoning a demon

@abdiealfariandyyusuf3799 3 года назад

@@Rainbow__cookie LOL 😂🤣

@christinaknight1378 7 лет назад

Holy crap those sounds you're making seem so difficult lol I kept trying to say 7 and got really out of breath.

@Skykayava 5 лет назад

Say "sju"" it isn't hard

@mattmartin7028 3 года назад

I know this is old but its the “ch” sound like when you try to draw on glass and you need to breath on it

@OhItsKobi 2 года назад

@@Skykayava Maybe not but everyone is different

@Skykayava 2 года назад

@@OhItsKobi True, also I wrote that 2 years ago-- _-When I didnt understand that people could be different-_

@JustJennyKelly 4 года назад

Lol our alphabet song in English is set to the tune of “twinkle twinkle little star”

@gracelikescircles1498 3 года назад

I- I never realized...

@Ahmadhassan-mg4vz 6 лет назад

Jag har varit två och halvt ett år i Sverige. Tyvärr är det svårt för mig att tala två ord tillsammans eftersom Jag är 59 år gammal . Tack så mycket på något sätt . Uppskattar det verkligen.

@Taggez1 5 лет назад

Jag tycker din svenska är bra :)

@gumi1897 5 лет назад

Omg

@sslitcry9274 5 лет назад

@@gumi1897 Va i helvete betyder Gõchá ahahaha

@gumi1897 5 лет назад

sunshiiine. babes jag gjorde om ordet gocha som är gacha

@miriai7781 5 лет назад

Sjukt bra! Fortsätt lära dig svenska, du är grym!

@Paula-es2pv 7 лет назад

As a native German native speaker the Swedish grammar ist pretty simple but the pronunciation just fucks me up. Like how do you pronounce stuff kinda at the top of your throat it's so weird....aaaarghhhh

@taylormatthews7488 3 года назад

Right! I’m learning German and genuinely I feel pretty good with how i speak it but now trying Swedish my brain is just like w t f

@llxg4058 7 лет назад

I'm so chocked, the swedish alphabet sounds so much like the french one ... I expected it to be more like the english one !

@llxg4058 7 лет назад

Actually I just realized that it sounds more like the german alphabet ... which is more logical.

@bramblebop1904 5 лет назад

They are all germanic languages, so, naturally.

@hencytjoe 5 лет назад

A germanic language, heavily influenced by the French for centuries. You're very much correct. The letter "u" in Swedish is very different from the Danish one. The Danish have a very european version, the Swedish adapted the French version.

@herrbonk3635 4 года назад

@@hencytjoe Is there anything more "european" than french? ;)

@Mediesc 5 лет назад

Swedish prononciation of I is same than french and also in France W is called double V 😂

@Laura-fo8uq 4 года назад

ACB123😧😨😱😱😱😱😈😈😈😈😡😡😡😡😡👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽

@sykotikmommy 3 года назад

So hard to roll my r's with being tongue tied and not being taught swedish when I was a child by my swedish family. 🙃

@rendown4k497 4 года назад

when you are the only person watching in 2020

@alicekelly797 3 года назад

Me too man

@allisonschriver6789 3 года назад

no not the only one

@Mostlikelee 3 года назад

Ayo I made it

@whart9276 3 года назад

2021 dude

@mf_yoda 3 года назад

2021! I’ll be back next year🤙🏼

@Peder7berg 5 лет назад

Arton comes from the old way of saying 18, aderton, as the swediah speakers in Finland still say it :)

@Vixie81 7 лет назад

Samma melodi för den svenska ABC-visan som den engelska :) Så den finns iaf ;) Går att hitta här på youtube !

@Katrinberndt 7 лет назад

Men gud det har jag aldrig hört! Smidigt ändå ^^

@rubeegeorgealset6412 7 лет назад

+Katrin Berndt i saw videos on youtube about how to date a swedish girl can u react to them love your videos btw

@superaura9 7 лет назад

ja, jag trodde alla kände till det haha :)

@mudeh1370 7 лет назад

Tror att den är rätt nyligen försvenskad, den "fanns" inte när jag var liten för typ 20 år sen :o

@Vixie81 7 лет назад

Jag är 24 och är då uppväxt med den sedan man började med sånger :)

@fromtheinsidex 7 лет назад

I'm spanish. For no reason I learnt English pretty EASILY, but other languages, sound sooo difficult to me! I guess I'll stuck with these two!

@Citronnadefraise 7 лет назад

this was super cool! did you learn English while you were a child or when you were older? love from Canada 😺

@Katrinberndt 7 лет назад

Same time as learning Swedish! My dad spoke to me in English and my mom in Swedish.

@yrsalenander4515 7 лет назад

Citronnadefraise in school we start learning in grade 2 or 3. but some like she was taught earlier :)

@MsKay310 7 лет назад

It's interesting that you have the Swedish "accent" when you speak English. I'm curious if you have an accent when you speak in Swedish.

@nejja140 7 лет назад

she does not :)

@mandyemais 7 лет назад

I am from CA too! :) yay

@jhgvfvgthyu 7 лет назад

This will be great for me to understand when my Swedish customers order meals from me at the IKEA I work at in Australia. Sometimes they order in Swedish and I usually understand what meals they want but never understood how many...so thanks!

@tteelaX 7 лет назад

I'm from Finland and even though I can understand almost everything in finlanssvensk, I can understand barely anything when swedish people speak :D

@Skykayava 5 лет назад

Finland or Åland?

@emmabjork2644 5 лет назад

Lmao finska is the hardest language in norden

@herrbonk3635 4 года назад

How is that possible? Do we speak to fast?

@sankari6114 3 года назад

No älä

@sankari6114 3 года назад

@@herrbonk3635 Yes and also the super hard pronunciation of 'sju' for example

@shawnstone666 6 лет назад

I have a suggestion! When you were first going through the alphabet and the numbers, you put on the screen how you would write it out and that was very helpful! But! When you started getting to the “exceptions” the CCs don’t know how to translate what you are saying, so it is a little harder to follow you when you don’t have the words or numbers spelled out on the screen. And I know that’s a lot of extra work on your end but it would really help a visual person understand the differences in what you are vocally saying. If that makes sense? But otherwise I love this!!! I need a pen and paper to take notes on so I can practice! ☺️😄

@Meganchannel15 7 лет назад

4:17...that sounds so cool

@MoonlightPassions 7 лет назад

Wow I can see how close that is to english, with the whole eleven and twelve thing too, that's awesome :) So easy to learn

@NikolasPulka 4 года назад

Haha that's funny the thing with Fyra. Because when you was explaining I actually realize that I do the same in French. You normally say "Un, deux, trois, quatre, cinq" but if I count fast I will say "un, deux, trois, quat, cinq" I don't prononce the end also... funny similitude ! Thanks for the teaching !

@caioaguiar3918 6 лет назад

I'm Brazilian and with this channel I practice my English and Learn Swedish. This is the first video I've ever watched by this channel, but I already love it ❤️

@calvincoolidge8180 5 лет назад

In my Norwegian dialect: æn-to-tre-fir-fæm-sæks-schu-ått-ni-ti

@mandyemais 7 лет назад

Lots of similarities with French/Portuguese (latin languages)... the E and I, the W etc. I guess the more languages you know the easier it gets. Oh God 1-10 is hard!!!!!

@marysparade 7 лет назад

the pronunciation of the alphabet is somewhat similar to spanish! :)

@tty7803 7 лет назад

marysparade no

@ivanrico2519 6 лет назад

marysparade oie shi

@camih6560 6 лет назад

And portuguese

@teaisfortired-6467 5 лет назад

The Spanish alphabet is more similar to finnish actually if you look up a video

@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607 5 лет назад

¿¿¿QUÉ realidad??? Uhhhh qué lingua de Español qué estás hablando, amiga? Porqué esos números son differentes totalimentes

@aquacorpses 7 лет назад

I've been studying Swedish for a few years and lately I've been lacking motivation but this video actually made me feel excited about learning it again! Your personality makes these videos so much fun to watch, I love it.

@Floorman7285 3 года назад

Thank you for the fun Swedish lessons! I love it!! Your personality is so awesome too! I’m having a great time learning Swedish from you. You are the person that helped me understand “sju”

@elphiebacilek7844 2 года назад

Tack så mycket!! I am learning Swedish and this was very helpful

@Cool-yb4js 3 года назад

Tack så mycket ! With you I learned how to count in Swedish at least from 1 to 10 :) ❤️ .

@bleon2244 2 года назад

not only that I learned something new but also my vibe increased because of your energy in this video, all the best.

@pallesudate4677 4 года назад

I love how there are similarities even with the Alphabets of most of the latin languages.

@lord-REDACTED- 6 лет назад

All day. Seriously, I could listen to her talk all day. About anything. Doesn't matter. She has a beautiful voice.

@mundanemornings 7 лет назад

Love these language videos! I wish language would stick in my head better, but I'm just absolutely fascinated by it! My cousin (American) married a girl from Denmark and now his children are growing up bi-lingual and I'm so jealous! Maybe one day I'll really commit to a new language and learn it!

@lidiapedrosa1843 7 лет назад

Love the background, so swedish!

@lidiapedrosa1843 7 лет назад

You help me miss Sweden a little less with every swedish-related video

@emmabjork2644 5 лет назад

Yeah.. almost tooooo swedish

@AnaCan-uc6qs 3 года назад

I’m learning Swedish because my friend and her whole family is Swedish and I’m OBSESSED with the language and getting into the culture👀

@radha-k3514 5 лет назад

Jag har lärt mig svenska sedan en månad och däremell hittade jag den här videon. Tack för att du undervisade.🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪 Hope I wrote correctly in svenska.

@juliaaaa..b 4 года назад

Radha - K u did it good

@radha-k3514 4 года назад

@@juliaaaa..b Thank you. I'm surprised I got a reply after 11 months. Haha.

@juliaaaa..b 4 года назад

Radha - K lol

@blueberrybop 6 лет назад

When I count fast I say "fyr", "ått", "ni", "ti", "elv" instead of fyra, åtta, nio, tio, elva (four, eight, nine, ten, eleven). A lot of Swedes also say nie and tie instead of nio and tio (nine and ten). The reason why Swedes skip the last part of some words (this happens even more frequently in some northern accents) I believe is that we usually accentuate the first part of words when speaking. So when shortening words and names we often stick with the first part. We also like to two-syllable nicknames, even if you have a one-syllable name... Someone called Bo would be nicknamed Bosse, for example.

@dandan7884 7 лет назад

i love the swedish language videos

@Katrinberndt 7 лет назад

Haha yes exactly! ^^

@Daarkdevil93 7 лет назад

Shanene Larissa thats not totaly true. Some may skip to say that o. It can also sound like this treti, furti, femti

@hannatingberg3354 7 лет назад

Shanene Larissa actually they ends with "tio" that means ten;)

@itszig_ 7 лет назад

I'm going to Sweden 🇸🇪 for 5 months next year and I'm currently learning some Swedish, when I saw you posted this video I got so excited 😋

@charlottegranettegler6697 7 лет назад

Hej Kat! Jag skulle tycka det var väldigt roligt om du gjorde en video om svenska "expressioner" (kommer inte på ordet.....), typ "det kostar skjortan" och översätter dem, för det är ju alltid lite roligt att se var de menar litteralt, vet inte riktigt om det skulle vara en bra idé att göra en hel video om men tyckte bara det lät kul. I alla fall, ha det så bra och fortsätt att vara så grym ❤️

@Katrinberndt 7 лет назад

+Charlotte Granet-Tegler Hehe spoiler alert det kommer på torsdag 😉

@charlottegranettegler6697 7 лет назад

***** yaayyy😀

@herrfriberger5 7 лет назад

uttryck

@sandral1396 3 года назад

I'm from the northen part of Sweden and I pronounce the number 7: "Schjuu". But now I have learn to say "chuu" aswell 😆

@pointlesschannel8315 7 лет назад

thanks for the video, swedish language seems as a really cool (but difficult) language and you're such a good teacher tho! is swedish hard language to learn? because im really interested in it

@DanielcalLundberg 5 лет назад

Träna mycket

@tapatelosojos 6 лет назад

What you were saying about taking away the last letter when you say it fast... speech differs from the written version of words bc the written ones are how we’re supposed to pronounce them but in real life (speech) the pronunciation of the words change in order to make it more fluent and rhythmic. I study english as a foreign language at uni (english pedagogy actually) so we’re taught about this in phonetics and phonology (: in happens in all languagues!! pretty rad, isn’t it?

@lilianamaria6082 7 лет назад

Funny how Tio means uncle in Portuguese ahah. I am loving these!!

@alejandracabrerach.6291 7 лет назад

Liliana Maria same in spanish

@hencytjoe 5 лет назад

And in Swedish "hora" means whore, which is ironic since they are usually paid by the hour which it means in both portuguese and in spanish

@DhantExMachina 4 года назад

Currently learning "svenka" by sheer pleasure and LOVING it. Aaaand you're really helpful! PD: In spanish the w is called "uve double" that means "double v" just as in swedish

@drumurrrgh 7 лет назад

Quite excited for Sweden week, thank you so much for this! With the "i" and "e" thing I think the Swedish way is much more similar to how most European languages say them, English is the exception, certainly amongst Celtic and Germanic languages ( I am Welsh and speak Welsh). "i" is generally pronounced like "ee" (like the word "see") and "e" is more often pronounced like it is in the word "end." But then English is an absolute mess of a language anyway so the letters make whatever goddamn sound they want. (trough, through, taught, thorough, lololol makes perfect sense.)

@paulingvar 2 года назад

The English language certainly does not follow the original idea to use the alphabet as it sounds. And the vowels often express more than one sound, as in A ( sounds like ei )

@finnsalsa9304 4 года назад

About fyra -> fyr, we do that kind of stuff in Finnish too. The official numbers from 1 to 10 (that no one uses) are: yksi, kaksi, kolme, neljä, viisi, kuusi, seitsemän, kahdeksan, yhdeksän, kymmenen In my area they're often pronounced as: yks, kaks, kolme, neljä, viis, kuus, seittemä, kaheksa, yheksä, kymmene However, if we're counting something with our fingers, eg. "Hmm... how many hoodies do I have? 1, 2, 3, 4, 5... 5 hoodies!", we use even shorter forms! yy, kaa, koo, nee, vii, kuu, see, kasi, ysi, kymppi My example about hoodies being: "Hmm... montakohan hupparii mul on? Yy, kaa, koo, nee, vii... viis hupparii!"

@amandamcnett2 5 лет назад

Your eyebrows are my goals . perfect strong brows!! For blondes. I feel like this is soo hard !!!

@1jisabelle21 7 лет назад

Katrin Berndt tack så mycket!! I finally understand Swedish numbers...You made it so easy. tack

@SkyGaruda 7 лет назад

"F", "R", "M", "S", "I" and "W" meaning and pronunciation is completely similar to Russian xD

@sealkeen 6 лет назад

Что думаешь по поводу цифр 6 и 7 в шведском?

@sarcastico3238 5 лет назад

Sealkeen , ахахахха

@bramblebop1904 5 лет назад

Calm down already, lol.

@twinsylvia17 5 лет назад

Really!? So is Swedish and Russian is alike?

@annamiller6338 5 лет назад

@@twinsylvia17 not at all LOL But the R sound is really the same

@StrawberryKawaii858 2 года назад

I just found out I'm partly Swedish and Danish and found you out of curiosity. I want to study. =D

@jasminewhitehead1752 6 лет назад

Welll this is hard. I speak English and we don’t have those sounds.

@rocknrollerr 7 лет назад

You sound so cute while spelling the Alphabet, love these videos!

@zitro.ne499 7 лет назад

Does everybody learn German as a second language in Sweden? I am from Germany and the most common second language you can learn in school is french or sometimes spanish

@elvira2213 7 лет назад

green_cat in sweden we leran in this order. Fist: swedish, second: english and third: spanish, franch or germany (is the most common). When you get in to highschool you can chose even more at some schools :)

@zitro.ne499 7 лет назад

håkansdotter thanks for your answer, or as I've learned, tack för hjälpen! :)

@sugarslvt 7 лет назад

green_cat it depends with the school programs and how they work ,but mostly its Swedish then English

@mee9981 7 лет назад

green_cat in Germany its actually like in Sweden. Nobody learns french or Spanish for their second language. Its always First German, second English, third French, Spanish or Latin

@heidipetr3477 7 лет назад

We (Germans) also learn Russian, but I think it is more common in eastern Germany because of our history.

@camih6560 6 лет назад

Portuguese alphabet is kinda similar w/ sweden alphabet😄😄

@matildaahlstrom7710 7 лет назад

We have a Swedish alphabet song as well, I learned it in like pre school :)

@sealkeen 6 лет назад

Can you may be create a video singing this song, please?

@bramblebop1904 5 лет назад

Is it this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-s3ruR-RFeyI.html 😁

@Skykayava 5 лет назад

@@sealkeen wtf isn't it for preschoolers???

@sealkeen 5 лет назад

@@Skykayava, Swedish is the third language for me :) Some pre-school songs may help a lot

@Skykayava 5 лет назад

@@sealkeen oh sorry

@dangerheart2578 3 года назад

Thank you so much for helping me with Swedish. You have gained yourself a new subscriber.

@Corngodd 7 лет назад

I'm tripping really hard on acid and I just learned so much. I continue to love u lol

@holychildofgod3778 4 года назад

Please stop doing drugs and seek the creator, he loves and cares for you.

@Justgoogleit_ 3 года назад

@@holychildofgod3778 God bless

@jasminjade1028 6 лет назад

Can I just say you've been a big help as in learning Swedish, and being English some words are hard to say xxxxxxx

@srgoile 7 лет назад

A lot of these felt really similar to when I learnt french as a teenager haha. Some similar pronunciations.

@souiritv8355 5 лет назад

French is a difficult language. English is easier

@Leasakuriitady 3 года назад

You are the coolest teacher I've ever had!! thanks!!!

@isabellesadler2476 7 лет назад

Your German accent is very good!. Nice video, and thanks!

@Juliemorgana 5 лет назад

I'm in Canada. I remember being taught to count to ten by an elderly Swedish friend of the family, when I was a little girl. He pronounced seven as "hew" (rhymes with new). Maybe he knew I'd struggle with that beginning h sound as it is really pronounced by Swedish people.

@nessxerglingtowers8000 4 года назад

I hear hew, but understand it is not, but I can only hear hew so I'm struggling with that.

@katiewest4128 6 лет назад

Jag älskar Sverige ( I love the Swedish language) I learned on Duolingo with a friend and now can speak to her in Swedish

@rezzabisshas5332 3 года назад

It's too much difficult

@chef4965 7 лет назад

I was basically just looking for videos to hear people speak swedish and I happen to stumble upon your channel. And I must say, you're so pretty, loveable, and charming! Now I can't stop binge-watching your videos

@Katrinberndt 7 лет назад

+Cea oh thank you! 🙏🏻

@HertNiks 6 лет назад

Elva is a city in Estonia. 😂

@70mackan 5 лет назад

🇪🇪🇪🇪🇸🇪❤

@saumyatiwari8876 3 года назад

Yup man ! 🙃

@ricardofrias4139 6 лет назад

This was actually the first I met you. I had no recollection of what Swedish language culture or people were. Due to you; Katrin, and my other favorite Blog I am growing in familiarity. I am excited to learn French.

@kazuiin_ 5 лет назад

W in French is also literally double v

@hencytjoe 5 лет назад

When you count fast, you also pronounce 9 and 10 as nie & tie. Tjugo is actually from "tjog" which means 20, just like 12 means dussin. When you get to 30, it's actually tre-tio (three ten). So 35 is actually trettiofem (three ten fem). Fortytwo, (fyrtiotvå) is "four ten two". This logic applies until you reach 100, and by then you start all over again. This applies until you reach 1000. Then you start all over again until you reach 1000. 1001, ettusen ett (one thousand one) and you start all over once again. Swedish counting system is based on the fact that 1-29 are just names, they could have been whatever but at 30, it applies the previous logic between 1-29.

@bisous4u 7 лет назад

Jag är från Sverige!❤/I'm from Sweden!❤

@Skykayava 5 лет назад

Haha jag med😏😏

@katelyn7359 3 года назад

So excited to learn!

@athinakappa 7 лет назад

damnn.. that's hard haha

@Hugolegobyggare 7 лет назад

Ja, vårt språk är svårt att lära sig (yes, our language is hard to learn)

@souiritv8355 5 лет назад

😁

@philippecoppieters4742 5 лет назад

Athena Vlogs No, it's not.

@kenshirome83 3 года назад

thanks this helped a lot

@FavJam 4 года назад

Spelling: sju Pronunciation: hul 😐😳

@plurakok 3 года назад

The swedish alphabet song does actually exist. It's the almost exactly the same as the english version. Don't know how she forgot, everyone learns it in school.

@himfromscandinavian5354 2 года назад

Finnish has the exact alphabet as swedish and not almost exact :)

@fluffmeow1216 6 лет назад

Im proud to be Swedish. =) XD

@legan8140 5 лет назад

Fluffmeow * you should’nt be. I am ashamed to be swedish tbh.

@markus9641 5 лет назад

@@legan8140 Other than our extreme leftist government and our little immigration crisis, there is a lot to be proud of such as our geology, culture, vikings. And ofcourse, Ikea.

@albert1234433 5 лет назад

@@legan8140 why? whats bad to be swedish

@vawgasgbcdesazxc8362 5 лет назад

You got pewdiepie be proud

@freyaycru 5 лет назад

@@legan8140 why

@ZarigaSofia 3 года назад

Seen a lot of comments saying that in portuguese we say double u (dabliu) but we actually say both ways. Some parts also say double v (duplo v). Also, both ways make sense, as the u, font wise, looked like a v before, though not completly the same. That’s why we have old museums where the word is written in a way that looks like MVSEVM. Hence why double u is used in a lot of languages... do remember that the mix of cultures also cause these things (wars, invading countries, alliances, etc). -> No research here, just basic knowledge I had, so better if you look into it if you’re interested.

@Alina-hy4yg 5 лет назад

Lol number seven sounds almost like one swearing word in russian, I was laughing xD

@jumpiko4553 5 лет назад

B.L.G *-* You mean Khuy as in dick right?

@EricaGamet 5 лет назад

My niece is Swedish (well, 1/2 Swedish 1/2 America) and when I visited her in Stockholm, I asked if I should ask shopkeepers if they speak English before I just start talking to them in English. She said, "No! They will think, 'Of course I speak English, I have been to school!'" She said assume they do, unless they are much older. If I speak Swedish to someone they assume I AM Swedish and talk so quickly to me I get confused. Haha!

@sebastiansevonen5915 5 лет назад

Jag säger också fyr istället för fyra😅

@rachelelizabeth6788 7 лет назад

I'm so excited for this weeks videos, I find it so fascinating listening to you speak a different language.

@ssonjadaviss 7 лет назад

Det skulle vara superkul om du gjorde en "How to pronounce lkea furniture names"! Särskilt på de mest populära möblerna man ser i DIY:s, möblerings videor, Ikea hacks och Ikea vlogs 🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃

@Katrinberndt 7 лет назад

Det kommer en video på IKEA-namn :) Inte nödvändigtvis med fokus på uttal men lite annat!

@ssonjadaviss 7 лет назад

Katrin Berndt spännande 👌🏽

@ssonjadaviss 7 лет назад

Katrin Berndt btw, vet du hur det funkar med "ETT äpple, äpplet" och "EN apelsin, apelsinen". Att vi har två ord för "one" och att det ändrar formen i slutet på ordet vid bestämd form. Skulle vara intressant att lära sig i en video, du är så pedagogisk.

@Fiskarenify 7 лет назад

Sonja Davis om man skall vara petig så heter det ett apelsin, inte för att jag säger "ett apelsin".. anledning till att det skall vara ett är att apelsin betyder äpple från Kina, apel sina

@prinzezze 7 лет назад

Nej det är en apelsin. Ett apelsin låter helt fel.

@zoechingyiho1933 2 года назад

Thanks so much for teaching, really liked your teaching way!

@doedsvold 7 лет назад

I'm in art class but i'm watching you

@deEmilie 7 лет назад

Same✋🏼

@iseeyou8219 7 лет назад

+Emilie Stop lying !

@deEmilie 7 лет назад

hahahahaha

@Kelliapi1 7 лет назад

Lina Virik saaame LOL

@reginastargazer3539 7 лет назад

I love how swedish sounds,Im going to try and learn it!

@charo1554 5 лет назад

learning swedish so i can understand what felix says

@dia5891 5 лет назад

Maşa Kanal I totally understand, but bro you can’t ask people in the comments to donate you??

@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607 5 лет назад

Hej hej Monika HEJ HEJ MONIKA

@TiKi-zc8hr 4 года назад

I gained the realization to never challenge a swedish person to a tongue twister contest. The whole language seems to be one giant tongue twister.

@keli2568 7 лет назад

I love these Swedish videos! its such a beautiful language.

@Skykayava 5 лет назад

And it's a easy language

@achilles1373 5 лет назад

My family came from Maracon ,Sweden to the US in 1726. Our original last name was Visinand and now it's Whisenhunt. I would love to take a trip back to visit my roots. Ty for the lessons but I struggle to roll my tongue like you do lol.

@kathrinevalvik9108 7 лет назад

What i never knew before is in that in norway, after z it then goes æ ø å (ä ö å). But in sweden its å ä ö

@Katrinberndt 7 лет назад

Yeah! Weird! ^^

@avernion 5 лет назад

I dis not know that. How curious!

@Bexi222 7 лет назад

I'm so excited for Sweden week! I've been trying to learn Swedish for about 1 year now, so these videos will be very useful. It's also awesome to see you speak your native language :P

@zuzannahanna 7 лет назад

It's actually pretty similiar to Polish, aw yea

@ewa6717 7 лет назад

don't think so

@Zaurkax14 6 лет назад

Not even a bit. Are you even polish?

@blinski1 6 лет назад

I think she meant the rules of creating numbers, not their sounding, which is obviously completely different.

@ismailoguz4114 6 лет назад

zuzannahanna Swedish is the purest language and Polish is like gibberish with a lot of long words that contain z.

@blinski1 6 лет назад

+ PewLivePie I don't know what you mean by 'the purest', but you do realise for people who don't know it Swedish people sound like pigeons asking for bread crumbs? Neverthless, I still like it:)