Qué divertidos que son los dos!!!!! Cómo los amo!!!! Son mis ídolos!!!!! Me encantó el video me hace reír mucho cada vez que lo veo jajaja!!!! Qué hermoso está Zac
Most of our letters are just pronounced very differently. The English language tends to have more bass in their pronunciations, while Swedish ones are much more high pitched.. ^__^ If you can get the pronunciation right though, you can learn Swedish very easily, since about 80% of our words have the same Latin origins.
***** "En stor del" då, 80% är en uppskattning. Anledningen till varför många av våra ord skrivs på nästan samma sätt, är för att de har samma ursprung. Det betyder inte alla ord, men vissa av dem.
Oh my gosh, you gotta love this video if you are swedish, they sound so cute! XD And you really can´t blame them for speaking a little bit weird, they just had less then 5 minutes to learn it :D
HAhaha it's really cool :D Hearing them pernouncing lines from Sweden really makes me feel like they are a part of us even though I'm danish but still close :D
@Ryouichiify Loads of words are similar and are sometimes the same. Skön for example would normally be translated as mooi in Dutch, but it can also be schoon, Schoon can also mean clean, in Swedish it's ren, which resembles a synonym for schoon in Dutch, namely rein. So the language look like each other in various ways, but can be very distinct. And it's a fun language, it sounds very pleasant and nice. :)
HAHAHA! "Nyheter..." "Nude yete?" xDD Though he did really well when he said the whole sentence :P And then Vanessa, "New hyitt-äääh?" Adorable laugh too :P
@Franzzzie Actually we have special language in our schools so we learn, English (that we have to learn), and we have to choose between french/dutch and Spanish :)
It's sounds like a Thai when Vanessa is trying to say "Lilla aktuellt är bäst" ( Lilla aktuällt äl best ) And btw, it sounds fun when English-speaking is trying to talk Swedish ^^
For English-speakers it is. We don't have many variations of sounds in English. It is all pretty straight forward. So tongue rolling, odd pronunciations that sound like trying to get something out of your throat are difficult for us.
