I started learning swedish a couple of months ago, but the computerised voices on the apps made it so hard to truly understand the pronunciations. There is no substitute for hearing a human voice. Tack så mycket❤
My brother studied languages at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center in California. The pace of study was intense. Students had to master the language course in 36-64 weeks. Psychologically it was very difficult, but fortunately he was helped by Yuriy Ivantsiv's book "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages”. The book " Polyglot Notes" became a desk book for my brother, because it has answers to all the problems that any student of a foreign language has to face. Thanks to the author of the channel for this interesting video! Good luck to everyone who studies a foreign language and wants to realize their full potential!
Tip from a swede, you never say "Trevligt att träffas", that's a typical book example which would sound very old fashioned 😆 A more modern way to say hi to someone (unless you old) would be to say: "Tja (Slang hello), läget? (what's up?)" or "Tja, är det bra? (are you good?)", that is more how we actually speak.
Yea, my boyfriend who is legit Swedish told me several times that Swedes are great English speakers. You'd have so much trouble in my country (Czech Republic) trying to speak English.. In every country that went through communism really.
A lot of Swedes have English class or at least parts of the day dedicated to learning English already in kindergarten. English is seen as a very important thing to know, and if you’re bad at English you can easily get picked on in school. We kinda value English a lot hahah😂
"It's easy, isn't it?" Well, yes, if you can get your head around the totally different sounds! I've tried learning several languages - Italian, French, German, Japanese and Welsh. I have had no problems pronouncing any of them (the last one being unsurprising as it is the language of my country - just a shame that it is so rarely spoken where I live). But the Scandinavian languages are so difficult for me to pronounce. I love the sound of Swedish though, so want to try learning it again!
Det är kul att göra det! I’m Swedish and I think it’s fun that people wants to learn our language! I wish I could talk another language tho, Swedish is boring /;
I am German with Swedish ancestry. I only speak German and English very well. In French and Spanish only the Basics. I am done with school now and I thought that I will have the time now, to learn Swedish as a completely new language, because the country is actually one of my favorites. Well I am excited of what my progress will look like in a few months.
I very much appreciate such a gifted young lady willing to teach me! My Grandparents and Parents would also be very thankful for this talented young Lady as well! Scandinavian people, (as I well know) are intelligent and brought up with respect.
" Elin " is such a beautiful name in Swedish but in Finnish it means " an organ " and can also refer to male genitals. It also means: " I lived." It's pronounced differently though: " e " is short. In Finnish the closest name to Elin is Elina. ✌️
@@elindaugaard5432 I hope you didn't get upset. Btw in Finnish when " elin " means an organ, it's pronounced differently than the name Elin. The " e " is short: e-lin. Not Ee-lin like the name.
It is easy with repetition. It's easy to learn for an English speaker due to similar sentence structure and they're both Germanic with similar sounding words.
Well I'm sitting on my bed from Ikea and next to me is a table from Ikea and in the box next to is it things from Ikea! And it's from the first Ikea in Sweden in Stockholm!
Not only that, it’s exist humans like me. You can find everyone if they are over 15 and live in Sweden and are a Swedish member. All you need to know is a name and the age and where the area the person lives in. If you find the person, then you’ll know everything about that person. A good website is “Ratsit.se”, here you can find how many dogs they have, how many houses they own, how many and which companies they own. The social security number and many more things
Of you had to teach s half an hour of your language, maintain a friendly expression, impart your insights and this was your 92nd take, your expression would scream that too...lol
I speak English, German and a lot little italian. Swedish has so many words that are most like German and English and some Latin words. I find that it is going to make it easier to learn for me.
I am Romanian native who learned French and English in school, as a kid growing up in Europe. I moved to the States and learned Spanish just by watching some Spanish movies. I can utter some words in German and Italian, just enough to get around when visiting their countries. But Swedish is a totally different story. Hardest of them all!😂
As a native German speaker some things seem really obvious to me ^^' But they are probably harder to learn for native English or Spanish speakers I guess ^^
No tengo ni idea como pronunciar correctamente todo ese montón de palabras. I don't know where to start to pronounce all those words and how! It's a terrible thing! PS. I love german language and I want to learn it some day
@@animalobsessed1 not at all. The accent it's very different in German. Only a couple of words are writing in a similar way but again the pronunciation it's different.
@@cat_1878 ö sounds like "er", ä sounds like the 'a' in the American English pronunciation of "dance" or "can't", but only if preceded by r: här, färdig, kär ; otherwise ä is like e: vän, älv, häst: å sounds like English "awe" , j sounds like y in Engl. young, yell, yes, but not like in English why or type. What do you mean that ä sounds different after j?
It is also good to know the phrase "God eftermiddag". This is the phrase that is used during the afternoon. It literally translates to "good after midday" but it means good afternoon. I don't know why this wasn't included within the video but either way "Hej" is the typical greeting regardless of the time of day. I just think if you're learning a new language everything should be included.
Innan ett år och fem månader denna var min första film, jag lärt mig själv första ord på svenska "Hej" Tack Elin för allt, Du var min första lärare via you tube och sen jag studerade svenska i skolan och nu mycket bättre på svenska, Tack så mycket min kära lärare 😃❤
For Filipinos at heart, this is the language that very much easy because this the language of IKEA, ABBA, Volvo(which is my favorite bus maker), Young Royals(which is on Netflix) and PewDePie but because Filipinos loved anything Swedish like IKEA and Volvos, this is perfect to learn to meet someone in Sweden
Thanks for the lesson, I reallu appreciate that! btw, I'm proficient in English, but I also study French in my uni and Swedish on my own, and I live in Ukraine, so I'm fluent in Russian and Ukrainian.
Starting to learn this. I am retaining it a little better than when I tried out other languages. I know Spanish, English, and Brazilian Portuguese so I hope this is easier to learn in less than a year.
And I swear when you understand swedish all acting will be more genuine and realistic I promise. I understand swedish and swedish shows are just realistic based on their acting and talking. You’ll love it!!:)
Thankyou for posting these videos. I have just started watching them to learn Swedish. I am from Liverpool UK. My Ancestors are Swedish from Gothenburg and I am wanting to learn my Ancestors language so I can visit Sweden and speak the language ❤️
Hahah yes I agree with you,I'm Bosnian speaker!! For me Spanish sounds smoother then german or french..... Hungarian is so hard,they close to Bosna but language is so different,Albanian too!!!
Mina händer - My hands - Käteni ( swe - eng - fin ) Mina händer - Mine happens - Miina tapahtuu .. ( mine=weapon ) Mine - gruva - kaivos ( eng - swe - fin ) Mine - min - minun Min - face expression - ilme ( swe - eng - fin )
@@lillianrana7675 Im no language expert but you could think of hallå as the brits use oi. Mostly used to get someones attention, but could be used as a greeting.
From french this crash course is still very challenging, you would dive in the pronunciation of each word individually and overly slowly that it wouldn't be too much
I am from. Greece and I love your country and your mentality. I will have a Swedish boy after some months so I hope people in hospitals are nice because now u scared me little that they are not so friendly with strangers
tack så mycket! My boyfriend is Swedish, and while he is fluent in English, I want to learn Swedish to be able to talk to him in his first language and communicate with his family.
To stop waisting your time. We have more english speakers then Canada per capita. Only time it would be useful is if you're planning to move here permanently.
If any of you have ANY questions at all about Swedish or Sweden, don't hesitate asking me! I'm learning Korean for BTS and traveling purposes etc, and I know how grateful I am for help. And I'd gladely help anyone here that needs it! :D
Hi! It’s so nice to see your comment here because I’m a Korean. 🇰🇷 Recently I started to learn Swedish, using Duolingo. I’ve been always thinking about visiting Sweden or studying(probably for master’s degree) in there since 2017! If you have any interest of questions about Korean language, maybe I can help you. (I have the highest level of a Korean language lisense, which means my ability to use Korean is probably above top 1% or higher even in my country.) Sadly, my English is not good enough, but still I can read or understand basic texts. I hope we could talk about Korea and Sweden…probably in English. - 안녕하세요! 이 댓글을 보게 되다니 진짜 반갑네요. 제가 한국인이라서요 ㅎㅎ 최근에 ‘듀오링고’라는 앱으로 스웨덴어를 공부하기 시작했어요. 언젠가 스웨덴에서 살면서 공부하거나, 아니면 여행으로라도 잠시 가 보고 싶다고 2017년부터 쭉 생각했거든요. 한국어에 관해서 궁금한 점이 있으면 아마 제가 도와드릴 수 있을 것 같아요. 저는 KBS한국어 1급 자격증 소지자인데, 한국인 중에서도 한국어 구사 능력이 상위 1% 정도인 사람에게 주는 자격증이에요. (*언론사나 출판사처럼 말과 글을 다루는 곳에서 일하는 경우에 필요해요.) 하지만 영어를 잘하진 않아요. 그래도 쉬운 내용은 읽고 이해할 수 있어요. 한국이나 스웨덴에 대해서 꼭 얘기 나눠 보고 싶어요! 아마도 영어로 대화해야겠죠 ㅎㅎ
I've been trying to half-ass learn Swedish on and off for 25 years. Back in the 90s, I had a book that came with a cassette. I rarely used the cassette and the closest I knew to Swedish was German which I had in high school. So when reading Swedish words, I often used German rules when pronouncing. I often tell my daughter to watch her huvud.
I have been learning Swedish for about 5 months. I think I’m learning it rather quickly. The reason I’m learning it fast is because I listen and don’t read. Well not “don’t” read, but I purposely ignore the text on the screen when I’m doing my lessons. I feel like I know almost as much Swedish as I do Spanish which I have yet to master because I realized trying to learn it from a book was the worst way possible. Now when I listen to Spanish I even understand it more. I had to rewire my brain to really hear the language and not just learn word after word after word. Hope this helps!
@@Funkensense I get back into when I know I'm heading up there. I have a trip planned for the first two weeks of August near Västervik. I often do this, when I know I'm traveling to a country, I will try to learn as much of that language as I can. Italian is probably the closest I have to a 4th although not anywhere close to being conversational. My mother language is English, 2nd is German (fluent), 3rd Swedish but not conversational level.
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schools suck, self learn
Hi
Hej tack för att du gjorde den här videon!
Thank you. May I ask something? Why is sj pronounced more like aspirated h? Why is the o in tio not pronounced? Thank you
@@edgarssva6359 jeg hedder sonam, hyggeligt at møde dig
As a sweede it makes me happy seeing so many people wanting to learn swedish
would u be happy to see me serve sweden as a chef
I want to come there but I dnt know anyone thwre its my fav place actually my dream place I want to settle there
As a Finnish person, I came here for no reason.
It's all about young royals, baby
Detsamma😏
I’ve just been crying for 20 mins over school and now I’m learning Swedish wtf
very accurate
I’m sorry you’ve been crying for 20 minutes. I hope you’re OK
We're on the same boat dude
Hmm, same
Very easy Im swedish
Just watched young royals and now I'm here, wow.
omg me too, I've been obsessed with Swedish since the first episode hehh
SAME
AHAHAHAH I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS COMMENT
SAME HAHAHAHA
SAME 😭😭
I started learning swedish a couple of months ago, but the computerised voices on the apps made it so hard to truly understand the pronunciations. There is no substitute for hearing a human voice. Tack så mycket❤
My brother studied languages at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center in
California. The pace of study was intense. Students had to master the language course in 36-64 weeks. Psychologically it was very difficult, but fortunately he was helped by Yuriy Ivantsiv's book "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages”. The book " Polyglot Notes" became a desk book for my brother, because it has answers to all the problems that any student of a foreign language has to face. Thanks to the author of the channel for this interesting video! Good luck to everyone who studies a foreign language and wants to realize their full potential!
Tack så mycket!
Why am I here? I AM SWEDISH!
me too lol.
Me 2
Jajaja!
JA också lol
Haha same
First time in my life I see a teacher who smiles the whole lesson. What a time to be alive! :)
She's thinking of ways to skin her students do not be fooled
timestamps to save your time
Thank you so much
@@YadernyyDurshlag you're welcome!
tack så mycket, jättesnällt!!
Tip from a swede, you never say "Trevligt att träffas", that's a typical book example which would sound very old fashioned 😆 A more modern way to say hi to someone (unless you old) would be to say: "Tja (Slang hello), läget? (what's up?)" or "Tja, är det bra? (are you good?)", that is more how we actually speak.
@@LordOfSwedenthank youu 🙏 as a language student, I'm always scared of having "textbook speech" lmao
I love young royals, I’m seriously learning it just for season 2
same!!!!!!!
ME TOO!!!
20 min vid ≠ learning a whole new language
@@arthurhellstrom5515 wooooow, I didn’t know that, thanks😄🤡 it’s not my only source lol ?
Wait THERES GONNA BE SEASON 2
I'm only here because I want to understand Young Royals without the English voice over. God i'm addicted to this show
BAHHAHSHS IM HERE FOR THE EXACT SAME REASON
Well Same Bestie
good to know im not the only one💅
GOD SAME BESTIESS
BAHHAHA SAME BESTIE! Can’t blame you tho
The fact that swedish just sounds naturally adorable. And the fact that she is adorable is an overload of adorableness
It does?
Try the karlskrona dialect
Your comment is adorable
In Sweden, no one has ever talked to a stranger, so don't bother learn how to introduce yourself.
true as fuck hahaha
trueeee
Loool
Not always true tho
😂😂😂 Bara i Dalarna om man hör att det är andra från Dalarna.
"I don't speak english" said no swede, ever
Yea, my boyfriend who is legit Swedish told me several times that Swedes are great English speakers. You'd have so much trouble in my country (Czech Republic) trying to speak English.. In every country that went through communism really.
A lot of Swedes have English class or at least parts of the day dedicated to learning English already in kindergarten. English is seen as a very important thing to know, and if you’re bad at English you can easily get picked on in school. We kinda value English a lot hahah😂
@@Fluffy_cadaver young ppl here know English but ppl older than 20 really don't bc communism was there and school were for bitten to teach it really
We literally learn English from the age of 7.
black thrash bin mě je teda 22 a anglicky umim perfektně.
You know.. When i started learning German, i had troubles while i didnt understand words.. When i hear Swedish.. I dont even hear words 🤣🤣
Oh my god sameeee! Like im listening to this and im like… there’s no way im ever going to understand this
@@kylee3108 What? If English is your native language, Swedish should be pretty easy.
@@francisdec1615 the grammar is very similar to English, but I meant just listening to it. I have no idea what’s being said.
@@kylee3108 Swedish phonology is much simpler and "original" than English. English is still going through the Great Vowelshift to some degree.
@@francisdec1615 that doesn’t mean I’m magically able to understand what’s being said 😩
"It's easy, isn't it?"
Well, yes, if you can get your head around the totally different sounds! I've tried learning several languages - Italian, French, German, Japanese and Welsh. I have had no problems pronouncing any of them (the last one being unsurprising as it is the language of my country - just a shame that it is so rarely spoken where I live). But the Scandinavian languages are so difficult for me to pronounce. I love the sound of Swedish though, so want to try learning it again!
Det är kul att göra det! I’m Swedish and I think it’s fun that people wants to learn our language! I wish I could talk another language tho, Swedish is boring /;
@@maggitoddie3813 samma här, försöker lära mig koreanska just nu
@@maggitoddie3813 Instämmer, men engelska är ännu tråkigare så därför var det ju tur att jag lärde delvis tyska från 7:an
Try Polish that is even worse :-D
Complains that Welsh is too easy compared to Swedish... Amazing.
Her smile is bigger than my future
Saaame
Omg me
😂😂😂
She is so cute isn't she 😂😍
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I like her smile 😊 I’m currently in Sweden for holidays and trying to learn Swedish for fun
tack!!!! Im learning Swedish for my swedish friends as its her main language, so i thought i would surprise her by learning swedish
_namjoonie_uwu good luck
same!! my friend is Swedish too🥴
So kind of u
I never realized how good a Swedish accent sounds
I am German with Swedish ancestry.
I only speak German and English very well. In French and Spanish only the Basics.
I am done with school now and I thought that I will have the time now, to learn Swedish as a completely new language, because the country is actually one of my favorites.
Well I am excited of what my progress will look like in a few months.
How is it now ? 😊
Tack så mycket i'm actually algerian but i recently found out that my grandma is swedish so i decided to learn a little bit of it 😍
Nice
Wholesome
Vad roligt och lycka till!
I’m 99% sure Elin is an Alien acting like a human with 99% accuracy
jajlertil.. okay, so im not the only one
Vad sade du?
idk why I found this so funny
Fayaz Khan jag vet inte heller vad dom snackar om
80 percent accuracy
her permanent smile makes her look like a Robot. Its a Very useful lesson by the way.
They are robots , real people its more expensive
Because she got smiling face
Because smiling is a important point of Swedish culture when they’re speaking. You’ll recognize it when you travel to Sweden
She looks like her jaw is wired shut. Someone should tell her "It's okay to move your lower jaw when you speak" (in Swedish of course).
Diego Barbagelata lol
She's very charismatic. That smile made me watch the whole video :) really well explained as well.
I am from Romania and I love Swedish language and Sweden. I will learn Swedish because it is a beautiful language.
Hows it going
I've decided to learn Swedish. I think Elin is very nice and polite, and above all - good teacher- My first Swedish teacher. Thank you!
my obsession of young royals is gonna make me learn a whole new language lmfaooo
Omg samee...it was so good I'm obsessed with the language gotta learn it
Same here
LITERALLY
SAME 😭
Me too😭
I very much appreciate such a gifted young lady willing to teach me! My Grandparents and Parents would also be very thankful for this talented young Lady as well! Scandinavian people, (as I well know) are intelligent and brought up with respect.
" Elin " is such a beautiful name in Swedish but in Finnish it means " an organ " and can also refer to male genitals. It also means: " I lived." It's pronounced differently though: " e " is short. In Finnish the closest name to Elin is Elina. ✌️
Elää
Élni 😍🇫🇮😍🇭🇺😍
loool
My name is Elin :) i am danish and half swedish. But i cannot speak swedish so i would love to learn!!
@@elindaugaard5432 I hope you didn't get upset. Btw in Finnish when " elin " means an organ, it's pronounced differently than the name Elin. The " e " is short: e-lin. Not Ee-lin like the name.
Haha I just learned the other day that there is a family name in finland called "Nurmi" which is pronounced like Normie xDD
i want to watch young royals without subtitles & also i’ve wanted to learn swedish for years now so here’s my chance
Thats epic, Swedish is a fun language
Hope you're ready to get a an actual Swedish teacher then :)
@@arthurhellstrom5515 then i guess i will?? the fuck
i love young royals, if you need any help hmu!
I have to learn it in school
“It’s easy, isn’t it?” 😂
Also if you are Swede so is it easy lol
Sylphadora Ja, et är.
It is easy with repetition. It's easy to learn for an English speaker due to similar sentence structure and they're both Germanic with similar sounding words.
As a french dude, this is... Not that hard. Just need memory
wanna support
Love the way you teach. Very kind and making SVENSKA pretty easy to me. Tack sa mycket!!!
i say right foot creep ooh
Så*
I watched this sitting in my chair from IKEA and took notes under my desk lamp from IKEA...
Well I'm sitting on my bed from Ikea and next to me is a table from Ikea and in the box next to is it things from Ikea! And it's from the first Ikea in Sweden in Stockholm!
Nathan Fryar Dig är så rolig! XD
In Finland we have ikea too
_"It's a good habit to shake hands in Sweden"_
*Now I know why PewDiePie moved to another country.*
Hahahhahah
Chona Turallo He’s had worse moments than that lmao
@@claudiaoleary5556 it's just a joke
LMAOO
Not only that, it’s exist humans like me. You can find everyone if they are over 15 and live in Sweden and are a Swedish member. All you need to know is a name and the age and where the area the person lives in. If you find the person, then you’ll know everything about that person. A good website is “Ratsit.se”, here you can find how many dogs they have, how many houses they own, how many and which companies they own. The social security number and many more things
I am Nigerian and i have an interview with a Multinational Swedish company. This really helped me alot
It's hard to pronounce the other Swedish words.. but i trying my best because i want to learn swedish Language.
.thank you for this video..💙💙💙
christian Penalba :D
Okej :) bra jobbat👍🏻
Try to be very soft in the pronounciation
As a Metalhead, I’m gonna learn this Viking language
Maximus Gigantos Bra för dig.
As a fellow metalhead and a real swede, i can help you learn Swedish (:
@@somerandomdude409 As another metalhead trying to learn Swedish help me! Snälla!
Yeah mann.. yeahh
Im taking your side
Why does her face expression just scream "help me I'm being held hostage, call the cops" ... anyone else or just me ?
Wow.. Very fun
Of you had to teach s half an hour of your language, maintain a friendly expression, impart your insights and this was your 92nd take, your expression would scream that too...lol
She looks like her jaw is wired shut. Someone should tell her "It's okay to move your lower jaw when you speak" (in Swedish of course).
She looks like a serious viking girl who tries to be smiling simple girl as everyone in this lessons channel :)
alter ego r/whoos (also only about 6 pro cent of Sweden is Muslim, and fallen state? U talkin about the us?
I speak English, German and a lot little italian. Swedish has so many words that are most like German and English and some Latin words. I find that it is going to make it easier to learn for me.
I’m a Norwegian “learning” Swedish, basically the same
Wow, it worked. Now 3 min later i speak swedish fluently 😃
Det är faktiskt sant. Tack för tipset. Nu ska jag åka till gamla Svedala och briljera 🙂
Nu ska
I am Romanian native who learned French and English in school, as a kid growing up in Europe. I moved to the States and learned Spanish just by watching some Spanish movies. I can utter some words in German and Italian, just enough to get around when visiting their countries. But Swedish is a totally different story. Hardest of them all!😂
Thank you for learning Sweden
Swedish*
@@onurgleilegur7910
halló
Am Trinidadian living in the US and I lobe the Swedish language.Still learning and will continue
I'm here to learn Swedish cause I'm about to go to Sweden ! 😍
Hej, did you learn anything? Vad ska du göra i Sverige?
Most swedes speak English
Me and the boys reverse Viking:
As a native German speaker some things seem really obvious to me ^^'
But they are probably harder to learn for native English or Spanish speakers I guess ^^
No tengo ni idea como pronunciar correctamente todo ese montón de palabras.
I don't know where to start to pronounce all those words and how! It's a terrible thing!
PS. I love german language and I want to learn it some day
I'm French and I can speak German, it's true it's pretty helpful
@@Holzkissen. In my opinion German and Spanish have pretty similar pronunciation. Obviously not exactly the same, but still...
@@animalobsessed1 not at all. The accent it's very different in German. Only a couple of words are writing in a similar way but again the pronunciation it's different.
@@Holzkissen. has entendido mal lo que dijo activeanmals
I'm a Brazilian watching a video in English about basic Swedish expressions ... It's a lot of internationality!🇧🇷❤🇸🇪
brazilians are everywhere... 🤣🤣✊🏻✊🏻 🇧🇷
Eu também
i’m swedish and brazilian but my portuguese needs some help 😆
This might help
"ö" sounds like "er"
"ä" sounds like "æ" unless after a j
"å" sounds like "œh"
"J" sounds like "y"
FALSE
@@pumpedjos2014 uhm... No it's not...
@@cat_1878 ö sounds like "er", ä sounds like the 'a' in the American English pronunciation of "dance" or "can't", but only if preceded by r: här, färdig, kär ; otherwise ä is like e: vän, älv, häst: å sounds like English "awe" , j sounds like y in Engl. young, yell, yes, but not like in English why or type. What do you mean that ä sounds different after j?
Not really but good for a beginner:)
@@AnssiRai oops
I’m Swedish on my fathers side, and I’m glad I can learn the language and bring it back to the family
It is also good to know the phrase "God eftermiddag". This is the phrase that is used during the afternoon. It literally translates to "good after midday" but it means good afternoon. I don't know why this wasn't included within the video but either way "Hej" is the typical greeting regardless of the time of day. I just think if you're learning a new language everything should be included.
I was born and raised here and for 33 years i have never used it, other then for fun or ironically
I'm here because young royals Swedish is difficult. Happy 2 months btw YR. ❤️
I kept repeating it and I actually learned a lot!
just rewatched young royals for the 7th time today and i'm here smh
Same bestie same
Same
SAME AHHHH
What's Young Royals all about?
Innan ett år och fem månader denna var min första film, jag lärt mig själv första ord på svenska "Hej" Tack Elin för allt, Du var min första lärare via you tube och sen jag studerade svenska i skolan och nu mycket bättre på svenska, Tack så mycket min kära lärare 😃❤
Jag förstår det har
For Filipinos at heart, this is the language that very much easy because this the language of IKEA, ABBA, Volvo(which is my favorite bus maker), Young Royals(which is on Netflix) and PewDePie but because Filipinos loved anything Swedish like IKEA and Volvos, this is perfect to learn to meet someone in Sweden
Thanks for the lesson, I reallu appreciate that! btw, I'm proficient in English, but I also study French in my uni and Swedish on my own, and I live in Ukraine, so I'm fluent in Russian and Ukrainian.
really a beautifull smile. i like it and how she teaches. Greetings!
This was excellent! I used it to review and test my comprehension, and it really helped me realize that I understand more than I think I do, tack!
Hello beautiful👋
Starting to learn this. I am retaining it a little better than when I tried out other languages. I know Spanish, English, and Brazilian Portuguese so I hope this is easier to learn in less than a year.
Just finished young royals 2 season!!! Now I must learn swedish basics till next season will out )
yess same
Tack så mycket
Thank you very much my dear
Many thanks for your helping us to learn Svenska
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I’m trying to learn Swedish so I can watch young royals on Netflix
Same bestie lmaoooo 😂😭 I swear I’ll be fluent by the time season 2 comes
@@Daisika nah they need 10 seasons like the season was so short😔😭😭
@@Daisika omg Imagine how great that would be. Getting ready to watch when the second seasons comes out and know you’ll understand now
And I swear when you understand swedish all acting will be more genuine and realistic I promise. I understand swedish and swedish shows are just realistic based on their acting and talking. You’ll love it!!:)
@@maja2197 already 6 days into learning and I decided to use Duolingo instead
I better learn Swedish here…. The teacher looks very positive in her expression…. Thank you.
Thankyou for posting these videos. I have just started watching them to learn Swedish. I am from Liverpool UK. My Ancestors are Swedish from Gothenburg and I am wanting to learn my Ancestors language so I can visit Sweden and speak the language ❤️
Hej, thank you very much, you help me a lot in learning.🇷🇸🇸🇪
The pronunciation it's a nightmare, I'm a Spanish speaker, German and swedish are hard as hell.
Leonel Macchi
spanish is so sweet.
Hahah yes I agree with you,I'm Bosnian speaker!!
For me Spanish sounds smoother then german or french.....
Hungarian is so hard,they close to Bosna but language is so different,Albanian too!!!
German pronunciation is pretty easy for me.
Yo soy sueca pero puedo hablar español, si quieres puedo ayudarte con el sueco
Jessica Nordström hola podrías enseñarme suecoo?
This is really helping me learn Swedish
The best video to learn swedish with the best teacher 🙌🔥🇸🇪
Mina händer - My hands - Käteni ( swe - eng - fin )
Mina händer - Mine happens - Miina tapahtuu .. ( mine=weapon )
Mine - gruva - kaivos ( eng - swe - fin )
Mine - min - minun
Min - face expression - ilme ( swe - eng - fin )
Please stop smiling while talking. Swedish is already hard enough and you make it harder
The irony is that no one smiles just casually in Sweden.
😂 i googled the easiest language to learn, and here I am. I can’t get past how to pronounce Trevligt.
@@richellebennett4730 English is pretty easy too, i would say.
Have you tried learning Russian? This is easy as far as I know
@@MKTheGreat Actually it's 1 of the hardest languages to learn if you're not an English speaker.
"Hallå" does not mean "Hello" in the way it is presented. Stick to "Hej", works both formal and informal.
elaborate
@@lillianrana7675 Im no language expert but you could think of hallå as the brits use oi. Mostly used to get someones attention, but could be used as a greeting.
0:20 "The fascist, easiest and most fun way to learn Swedish"
Give her a break 😅
Did she lie do?
C'mon go easy on her 😂
It's just the way for me to learn Swedish. I need the motivation
From french this crash course is still very challenging, you would dive in the pronunciation of each word individually and overly slowly that it wouldn't be too much
Very good video, . Just started learning a few days ago. Hope to have some good understanding in a couple of months. Tack sa mycket
It is 1am and here I am learning Swedish for no reason at all
Whole world: OMG i can't wait to learn swedish!
Me an intellectual:LeMmE sEe HoW Ikeans TaLk
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? 뭐여 한국닉
@@_ellen1646 한국인이니까 ㅋㅋ
@@joodiego ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 여기까지 와서 한국인을 발견할 줄이야
Lol, Im just trying learning Korean
now its time for elin's insights. :]
Nabil Mansour :0000 I just came to that paaaaart
아스트로 SAME
The first time I thought she said "insides" and I got scared :D
Fantastiskt! Jag behövde bara kolla igenom videon och jag talar redan flytande svenska!
Going to malmo next month for Eurovision. I always find it respectful to learn their countries language 😊
This goes a bit to fast
Just set the video on 75% speed.
We Swedes talk that fast so get use to it lol
Im from Sweden but when I listen at this and think about it, it is a hard language to learn
Thank you for your excellent work. It is easy to follow and understand.
I'm Swedish, I have no idea why I'm watching this, but it's great.
I am from. Greece and I love your country and your mentality. I will have a Swedish boy after some months so I hope people in hospitals are nice because now u scared me little that they are not so friendly with strangers
Just rewatched young royals...😩
SAAME
"When introducing yourself, it's good habit to shake hands in Sweden." *remembers PewDiePie's handshaking moments*
Always
I hope 🤞 this will help me understand the Swedish Chef 👨🍳🇸🇪😂
Tack så mycket for this lesson
Absolutely you are the one ☝️ teacher 👩🏫 love 💕 and thankful
Taking a break from my japanese self studdies to learn my own language! Yes! Logic!
We have to learn it in school
This one goes for you uncle Jobel.
Can u talk slower these are new words hard to pronounce
Just slow down the video speed.
Is your screen cracked around the RUclips pause button ?
been learning swedish bc of young royals since september (?) this was a good basic
review !!
tack så mycket! My boyfriend is Swedish, and while he is fluent in English, I want to learn Swedish to be able to talk to him in his first language and communicate with his family.
For young royals I'll learn this language 💪
Question for Swedish people watching this. What advice would you give for people wanting to learn your language ?
To stop waisting your time. We have more english speakers then Canada per capita. Only time it would be useful is if you're planning to move here permanently.
Like with any language, repetition. Find swedish material that you enjoy to consume.
@@zoom5024 That's.. ehh kinda demotivating
@@alzbetaslavikova3746 It might be, but atleast it's the truth.
Do not give up and it takes years.
If any of you have ANY questions at all about Swedish or Sweden, don't hesitate asking me!
I'm learning Korean for BTS and traveling purposes etc, and I know how grateful I am for help. And I'd gladely help anyone here that needs it! :D
Hi! It’s so nice to see your comment here because I’m a Korean. 🇰🇷
Recently I started to learn Swedish, using Duolingo. I’ve been always thinking about visiting Sweden or studying(probably for master’s degree) in there since 2017!
If you have any interest of questions about Korean language, maybe I can help you. (I have the highest level of a Korean language lisense, which means my ability to use Korean is probably above top 1% or higher even in my country.)
Sadly, my English is not good enough, but still I can read or understand basic texts. I hope we could talk about Korea and Sweden…probably in English.
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안녕하세요! 이 댓글을 보게 되다니 진짜 반갑네요. 제가 한국인이라서요 ㅎㅎ
최근에 ‘듀오링고’라는 앱으로 스웨덴어를 공부하기 시작했어요. 언젠가 스웨덴에서 살면서 공부하거나, 아니면 여행으로라도 잠시 가 보고 싶다고 2017년부터 쭉 생각했거든요.
한국어에 관해서 궁금한 점이 있으면 아마 제가 도와드릴 수 있을 것 같아요. 저는 KBS한국어 1급 자격증 소지자인데, 한국인 중에서도 한국어 구사 능력이 상위 1% 정도인 사람에게 주는 자격증이에요. (*언론사나 출판사처럼 말과 글을 다루는 곳에서 일하는 경우에 필요해요.)
하지만 영어를 잘하진 않아요. 그래도 쉬운 내용은 읽고 이해할 수 있어요. 한국이나 스웨덴에 대해서 꼭 얘기 나눠 보고 싶어요! 아마도 영어로 대화해야겠죠 ㅎㅎ
Hi, how can I reach you? I am learning swedish and need to practise talking
Thank you for great lessons. You are so smiling and posiive that I was smiling during the whole video. Very understandable explanations.
I've been trying to half-ass learn Swedish on and off for 25 years. Back in the 90s, I had a book that came with a cassette. I rarely used the cassette and the closest I knew to Swedish was German which I had in high school. So when reading Swedish words, I often used German rules when pronouncing. I often tell my daughter to watch her huvud.
I have been learning Swedish for about 5 months. I think I’m learning it rather quickly. The reason I’m learning it fast is because I listen and don’t read. Well not “don’t” read, but I purposely ignore the text on the screen when I’m doing my lessons. I feel like I know almost as much Swedish as I do Spanish which I have yet to master because I realized trying to learn it from a book was the worst way possible. Now when I listen to Spanish I even understand it more. I had to rewire my brain to really hear the language and not just learn word after word after word. Hope this helps!
@@Funkensense I get back into when I know I'm heading up there. I have a trip planned for the first two weeks of August near Västervik. I often do this, when I know I'm traveling to a country, I will try to learn as much of that language as I can. Italian is probably the closest I have to a 4th although not anywhere close to being conversational. My mother language is English, 2nd is German (fluent), 3rd Swedish but not conversational level.