I've started to learn swedish because of my football interest which means I became a fan of AIK Stockholm xD and now I plan to move and live in Sweden... That's why I became a member of this family! Thanks for the help for the swedish language!
It is! If you want to learn more Swedish with us then we have both live courses and pre-recoreded courses. Here are the links. Live courses: elansutbildning.com/courses/ Pre-recorded courses: elansutbildning.teachable.com/
I'm planning to visit sweden next January and hope to move there someday eventually. I've been learning a little bit of Swedish on Duolingo as well and I've only recently found your channel and I'm liking it, super helpful and easy to understand! Perhaps with your videos and with some lessons on the side I can learn swedish quickly enough. I planned on learning german first, but swedish is so much better, prettier and also easier to learn for me than german. I think swedish is such a 'melodic' and beautiful language just like italian is. I'm having some problems understanding when to use 'därför att', 'eftersom' and 'för att'. 'I', 'på' are also very confusing to me, but I hope I can get the gist of it soon enough. Tack så mycket och hejdå!
I use Duolingo Drops Memrise And Clozemaster Each features a streak and I am learning Swedish quickly by simply making sure I keep my streak. Good luck!
Hej Daniella! Kan man säga "långsammare / långsamt" istället för "sakta"? När jag var nybörjare brukade jag säga t.ex "kan du prata lite långsammare? Jag förstod inte riktigt vad du sa."
I have a question: Is it difficult for Swedish people to grasp conjugations in other languages where the ending changes for each person? (Like in German "ich arbeite," "du arbeitest", "er arbeitet", "wir arbeiten" etc.) I am asking because in Swedish, you use the same ending for each person, that's why I wonder if learning conjugations is more difficult for Swedish people than for German, French or Spanish speakers for example.
I would say yes! Verbs in those kinds of languages are often the most common mistakes Swedish people make. Source: We used to teach Spanish to Swedes 😊
In a way, but a closely related cousin language to Swedish called English has things like "I am"/"you are", "she has"/"they have" and so on. So even people that hasn't studied German of French have seen it before.
@@herrbonk3635 you are right but we normally know english. I dont speak as good german so i make misstakes all the time in german. I know that because one of my best friend is german and he corrects me all the time. By the way, he struggle with this jobbar thing. He never know when to put the r in the end. ;)
Welp, half Swedish here, but due to the estranged status with my father, svenska is as foreign to me as an alien language. Love your channel! Tack så jättemycket!
Happy you like it ❤ I guess the language is extra important for you being half Swedish. Hope you can come and visit one day (if you haven't been here yet)
Sverige är en vackert land och jag tycker särskilt deras västkusten (Göteborg) Min svenska är inte så bra, men jag lära mig väldigt snabb :) tack så mycket för de fantastiska videorna. Sorry for the eventual mistakes 😊
Du skrev så bra att jag trodde att du var svensk! Håller med dig om att det är jättevackert på västkusten! Kul att du gillar alla våra videor. Tack för att du tittar!
Great question. They are pretty much the same in 90% of the cases. Here are some videos about that: ruclips.net/video/ZSrfkhXMUzg/видео.html And ruclips.net/video/O3faD2LCk3w/видео.html
We have this video about mig, dig and so forth: ruclips.net/video/FKONPqFvcbQ/видео.html&ab_channel=FunSwedish Not sure if it is excactly what you were looking for, but hopefully it helps 😊
@@FunSwedish Thanks for the answer. I have watched this video before and that's useful too. But I am not looking for mig/dig/han/hon/honom/henne. Rather its when you say "hör av". So its a bit confusing and I always mixup when to say jag "hör av" mig, jag "hör av" dig, du "hör av" mig, etc. So please let me know if you have any video on this topic, or please make on if you don't. 😀
Why, when you ask a question does ‘fragar’ change to ‘fraga’? In the example, “Far jag fraga dig en sak?” The present tense is “Jag fragar”, and this question is in the present tense. Why drop the ‘r’?
Great question! The reason we drop the "r" in "fråga" in the sentence "Får jag fråga dig en sak"? is because you have 2 verbs in that sentence "får" and "fråga". "Får" is a helpverb and when you have a helpverb together with a second verb (fråga) then you always need to write the second verb in its infinitive-form (att fråga = to ask) Får jag fråga dig en sak? = May I ask you something? Here is another example of 2 verbs in the same sentence and how we always write the second verb in the infinitive form (to work). Jag SKA JOBBA = I WILL work (ska is the helpverb, jobba is the second verb) If you would write "Jag SKA JOBBAR" it would sound weird, like saying "I will working". Same thing with your example. That is why you can't say " Får jag frågar dig en sak" = May I asking you one thing. Would sound weird in both Swedish and English. Instead you need to say "Får jag FRÅGA dig en sak?" = May I ask you something? If you want to learn more about Swedish sentence structure, verbs and helping verbs then I really recommend you to sign up to this Swedish course starting very soon! elansutbildning.com/product/blueberry-group-swedish-for-beginners-1-5/
@@FunSwedish - thank you for the response. That explains things. So, it’s like in French - “Je mange” - I am eating (present tense), and “J’aime manger” - I like to eat (also present tense). In the second example, ‘manger’ remains in the infinitive. I’ll have a look at the link to the course. Might have a trip to Gothenburg coming up!!
Pratar du Svenska? This makes sense to me, but why is the ‘r’ not dropped here, but it was in the ‘fragar’ example, when a question was asked? So confusing!! This literally makes no sense.
Swedish sound so cute.
Happy to hear that 😊
This is the best edited video I've ever seen.
Respect
Aw, tack så mycket! Our editor Christoffer will be very happy to hear that! :)
Wow that was very much information in a short time😅
I have to replay that a few times and press pause to memorize that all.
Tack tack!
That's the magic of RUclips (or video courses) 😊.
You can always pause, rewatch and review.
That is super helpful. I'm going to have to replay this several times so I can memorize it.
Glad it was helpful!
Bravo, so clear, short, and I understand this very well
I've started to learn swedish because of my football interest which means I became a fan of AIK Stockholm xD and now I plan to move and live in Sweden... That's why I became a member of this family! Thanks for the help for the swedish language!
Happy to help! 😊
Dina videor är jättebra! Det verkar som att du lagt ner mycket arbete på dina videor. Tack så mycket!
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Din lektion har varit mycket intressant.
Hälsningar.
Funny but true story... Right after you explained what "att hämta" meant, RUclips gave me an ad for food delivery.
That was quite fun even though the end was quite overwhelming ! Tack tack !
One day you will be able to come back to that ending and undertand it without a problem 😊
😍 The conjugation in Swedish seems so straightforward!
It is! If you want to learn more Swedish with us then we have both live courses and pre-recoreded courses. Here are the links.
Live courses: elansutbildning.com/courses/
Pre-recorded courses: elansutbildning.teachable.com/
Tack så mycket för videon
Grazie tante per il video :)
This is a very helpful video.
Glad you think so!
Tack så mycket. Jag ska följa dig.
Tack så mycket!
Explicas muy bien, gracias!!
Me alegro mucho que lo pienses :)
I'm planning to visit sweden next January and hope to move there someday eventually. I've been learning a little bit of Swedish on Duolingo as well and I've only recently found your channel and I'm liking it, super helpful and easy to understand! Perhaps with your videos and with some lessons on the side I can learn swedish quickly enough.
I planned on learning german first, but swedish is so much better, prettier and also easier to learn for me than german. I think swedish is such a 'melodic' and beautiful language just like italian is.
I'm having some problems understanding when to use 'därför att', 'eftersom' and 'för att'. 'I', 'på' are also very confusing to me, but I hope I can get the gist of it soon enough.
Tack så mycket och hejdå!
Min svensk flickvän pratade mig att man kan säga "därför att" och "eftersom". Att de är synonymer
I use Duolingo
Drops
Memrise
And Clozemaster
Each features a streak and I am learning Swedish quickly by simply making sure I keep my streak. Good luck!
Hej Daniella! Kan man säga "långsammare / långsamt" istället för "sakta"? När jag var nybörjare brukade jag säga t.ex "kan du prata lite långsammare? Jag förstod inte riktigt vad du sa."
Hej! Det går jättebra att säga det istället för "sakta" :)
@@FunSwedish Tack så hjärtligt, Daniella! ❤️🇸🇪
I am just studying swedish
I learn a lot in this video! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Perfekt!
so the verb remains the same for every person?
I have a question: Is it difficult for Swedish people to grasp conjugations in other languages where the ending changes for each person? (Like in German "ich arbeite," "du arbeitest", "er arbeitet", "wir arbeiten" etc.)
I am asking because in Swedish, you use the same ending for each person, that's why I wonder if learning conjugations is more difficult for Swedish people than for German, French or Spanish speakers for example.
I would say yes! Verbs in those kinds of languages are often the most common mistakes Swedish people make.
Source: We used to teach Spanish to Swedes 😊
In a way, but a closely related cousin language to Swedish called English has things like "I am"/"you are", "she has"/"they have" and so on. So even people that hasn't studied German of French have seen it before.
@@herrbonk3635 you are right but we normally know english. I dont speak as good german so i make misstakes all the time in german. I know that because one of my best friend is german and he corrects me all the time.
By the way, he struggle with this jobbar thing. He never know when to put the r in the end. ;)
Tack :)
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You are so sweet and funny! I am going to like and comment on all videos because you deserve it! 🎂👌
You are so sweet for commenting and liking! Tack så mycket😍
Welp, half Swedish here, but due to the estranged status with my father, svenska is as foreign to me as an alien language. Love your channel! Tack så jättemycket!
Happy you like it ❤ I guess the language is extra important for you being half Swedish. Hope you can come and visit one day (if you haven't been here yet)
Sverige är en vackert land och jag tycker särskilt deras västkusten (Göteborg) Min svenska är inte så bra, men jag lära mig väldigt snabb :) tack så mycket för de fantastiska videorna. Sorry for the eventual mistakes 😊
Du skrev så bra att jag trodde att du var svensk! Håller med dig om att det är jättevackert på västkusten! Kul att du gillar alla våra videor. Tack för att du tittar!
In what situation do we use jobb and arbeter
Great question. They are pretty much the same in 90% of the cases.
Here are some videos about that:
ruclips.net/video/ZSrfkhXMUzg/видео.html
And
ruclips.net/video/O3faD2LCk3w/видео.html
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Har du lagt upp video om "hör av mig", "hör av dig", osv?
We have this video about mig, dig and so forth:
ruclips.net/video/FKONPqFvcbQ/видео.html&ab_channel=FunSwedish
Not sure if it is excactly what you were looking for, but hopefully it helps 😊
@@FunSwedish Thanks for the answer. I have watched this video before and that's useful too. But I am not looking for mig/dig/han/hon/honom/henne. Rather its when you say "hör av". So its a bit confusing and I always mixup when to say jag "hör av" mig, jag "hör av" dig, du "hör av" mig, etc. So please let me know if you have any video on this topic, or please make on if you don't. 😀
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Hey, please how long does a lesson last?
You can check all the video courses here:
elansutbildning.teachable.com/
I’m just in bed waiting for my melatonin gummy to work and I’m like “hmm… I kinda want to learn some Swedish while fall asleep.” 😂
Why, when you ask a question does ‘fragar’ change to ‘fraga’?
In the example, “Far jag fraga dig en sak?”
The present tense is “Jag fragar”, and this question is in the present tense. Why drop the ‘r’?
Great question! The reason we drop the "r" in "fråga" in the sentence "Får jag fråga dig en sak"? is because you have 2 verbs in that sentence "får" and "fråga". "Får" is a helpverb and when you have a helpverb together with a second verb (fråga) then you always need to write the second verb in its infinitive-form (att fråga = to ask)
Får jag fråga dig en sak? = May I ask you something?
Here is another example of 2 verbs in the same sentence and how we always write the second verb in the infinitive form (to work).
Jag SKA JOBBA = I WILL work (ska is the helpverb, jobba is the second verb)
If you would write "Jag SKA JOBBAR" it would sound weird, like saying "I will working".
Same thing with your example. That is why you can't say " Får jag frågar dig en sak" = May I asking you one thing. Would sound weird in both Swedish and English.
Instead you need to say "Får jag FRÅGA dig en sak?" = May I ask you something?
If you want to learn more about Swedish sentence structure, verbs and helping verbs then I really recommend you to sign up to this Swedish course starting very soon!
elansutbildning.com/product/blueberry-group-swedish-for-beginners-1-5/
@@FunSwedish - thank you for the response. That explains things. So, it’s like in French -
“Je mange” - I am eating (present tense), and “J’aime manger” - I like to eat (also present tense). In the second example, ‘manger’ remains in the infinitive.
I’ll have a look at the link to the course. Might have a trip to Gothenburg coming up!!
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The indoeuropean no-rules language .. kör " shöör " ( drive and drives ) , kör " kör " ( choir )
That one (kör) is a very strange case of taking a loan word and have it clash with an existing word 😅.
very helpful but too fast. Even struggle to press pause.
Muy rápido el vídeo. Para mí que estoy aprendiendo sueco apenas alcanzo a entender
if you keep bein this awesome I fear I will fall in love with you.
Pratar du Svenska?
This makes sense to me, but why is the ‘r’ not dropped here, but it was in the ‘fragar’ example, when a question was asked? So confusing!! This literally makes no sense.
Nicely done , but the different colors, sounds, and a lot of effects are really distracted me a lot while watching
If you talk in slow, it will more helpful for us...🥰🥰
This video is too fast to understand
Thanks for the feedback!
You are too fast