Swedish Basics - Plurals

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Комментарии • 109

  • @tempestdivine3062
    @tempestdivine3062 4 года назад +60

    Just started learning swedish about a few days ago and your content really help in my progress! Keep up the good work 😄

    • @sayitinswedish
      @sayitinswedish  4 года назад +8

      Thanks! Good luck 😊

    • @daxtonrhett5690
      @daxtonrhett5690 2 года назад

      Instablaster...

    • @dreholder1073
      @dreholder1073 Год назад +1

      How’s it going now. Can you speak Swedish?

    • @sierraday4402
      @sierraday4402 5 дней назад

      Sounds about right, if you want to learn a language like Swedish you are on your own. School only teaches French, Spanish and German and if you want to learn anything else you are just on your own.

  • @hannahkalsner7444
    @hannahkalsner7444 3 года назад +17

    I've started learning Swedish for fun on duolingo but I didn't really get the grammar rules of the plural, so thank you for your video!

    • @sayitinswedish
      @sayitinswedish  3 года назад +2

      Yeah, the "rules" can be a bit tricky.

    • @sierraday4402
      @sierraday4402 5 дней назад

      I'm doing the same and duolingo doesn't teach you nothing about pronunciation or anything about plurals. It tells you the word in the plural but doesn't explain when to use "na" or "or" at the end at all. If you don't look up RUclips guides like these then you are getting no where.

  • @DravenVanMorten
    @DravenVanMorten 4 года назад +15

    Oooooh I’ve been struggling with plural for so long lol... you just made it super easy ! Tack så mycket !

  • @beatrizmoreno3905
    @beatrizmoreno3905 4 года назад +33

    I've been learning Swedish for about two months and this channel has been very helpful. Thank you for the great content :)

    • @sayitinswedish
      @sayitinswedish  4 года назад +3

      I'm happy to help!

    • @FrozenMermaid666
      @FrozenMermaid666 11 месяцев назад

      The plural for lärare should be lärar and the plural for magiker should be magikern and päronen should be the definite singular of päron and päroner / päronerna should be the indefinite / definite plurals - plurals should never have the same form as the singulars!

  • @Tibbyo0oShamandalie
    @Tibbyo0oShamandalie 4 года назад +15

    Tack så, så, så mycket

  • @melaniesouza3174
    @melaniesouza3174 3 года назад +4

    Very useful thank you . Love Duolingo but some aspects are not explained properly so I learned something new

  • @niqesseaiwe7460
    @niqesseaiwe7460 Год назад

    So glad I found your channel. Your Videos are easy to understand and great for a beginner like me. Thanks for the amazing content!

  • @mateogarcia8363
    @mateogarcia8363 3 года назад +1

    Tack så jättemycket för det!

  • @lucasleroux706
    @lucasleroux706 4 года назад +2

    I love your channel, when I am learning Swedish I just play your videos on the background.
    Keep up the good work!
    Tack så mycket!

    • @sayitinswedish
      @sayitinswedish  4 года назад

      Haha, that's super nice. Glad you're enjoying them!

  • @kemith
    @kemith Год назад

    started learning swedish a week ago just for fun, this channel is super useful tysm! :)

  • @MN-zh2vd
    @MN-zh2vd Год назад

    Mycket bra! Tack för detta! 😁👍

  • @allisonhellsten4097
    @allisonhellsten4097 3 года назад

    This is so helpful ! Thanks so much!

  • @magalycaxhuacan
    @magalycaxhuacan 4 года назад +1

    Really good job, tack så mycket!

  • @andreearrus8827
    @andreearrus8827 3 года назад

    Nice! Just started learning and this was very helpful :)

  • @gcoudert
    @gcoudert 4 месяца назад

    I love your videos. And I'm a synth addict too!

  • @saeidehshabani9870
    @saeidehshabani9870 3 года назад

    Very useful. Thank you so much🙇

  • @silviomarcio4806
    @silviomarcio4806 6 месяцев назад

    WONDERFUL

  • @Knuddlbaerli
    @Knuddlbaerli 2 года назад

    Thank you!

  • @jasonlove8733
    @jasonlove8733 Год назад

    Tack och tjena😊

  • @thorndust5329
    @thorndust5329 4 года назад +6

    I really like the way Swedish handles pluralization and definantce.

  • @Fortunalux
    @Fortunalux 4 года назад +1

    Very cool fancy editing!
    Edit: omg you have jävla helvete merch!!

    • @sayitinswedish
      @sayitinswedish  4 года назад +2

      Thank you! Merch is available until the end of the week, for now (=

  • @argiro2009
    @argiro2009 3 года назад

    Hej hej! Jag har just nu upptäckt dina videor, wow! Great help! Varm hälsning från Grekland!

  • @prrrrpl
    @prrrrpl Год назад

    Tack!

  • @jazibee8269
    @jazibee8269 4 года назад

    Great help thx

  • @Jr-ft9ii
    @Jr-ft9ii 2 года назад

    Hi Joachim! Many thanks for the video, your explanations are gold 🙌🏼
    I'd like to know if these are all the plurals possible in Swedish. Perhaps are there irregular nouns? What about those shifting a to ä or o to ö, do they belong to a group/rule? Thanks again

  • @spanishlanglovers
    @spanishlanglovers 4 года назад +1

    Thanks

  • @Heartbeat-Pete
    @Heartbeat-Pete 4 года назад +3

    Tack för videon! Det vörklarar det väl :)
    Funny how "The videos" is actually "Videorna. Where did that R come from!? :)
    Video -> Videon -> Videorna

    • @sayitinswedish
      @sayitinswedish  4 года назад +6

      Since it's a loan word, people just declined the word spontaneously when it made its way into Swedish. Since there is already an o there, it's easy to just connect it to the native -or ending, I guess. Good one! I didn't think about this.

  • @denissantos6990
    @denissantos6990 3 года назад

    Hi Joaquin, can I say that words ending in: "e", "el", "er" , "en" or with other consonant in the end we can use the indetermined plural with "AR"?
    And in foreing words (not swedish words) use "ER" in indetermined plural? The last one I don't no if it's make sense, but I heard this explanation.
    Tack så mycket

  • @HorusNikopol
    @HorusNikopol 3 года назад +6

    Great video as always! Just one observation: For the longest time, it was extremely disorienting for me that indefinite plural forms (äpplen) and definite plural forms (päronen) of ett-words look deceptively like the definite singular forms of en-words. Seems like something that should really be highlighted as a likely source of confusion, because many beginners will likely see forms like äpplen and conclude that this is an en-word äppl + the definite article singuler -en.

    •  Год назад

      that's exactly what I'm struggling with! It's very confusing!

  • @wowBritneyfears
    @wowBritneyfears 2 года назад

    I'm a Canadian living in California and currently visiting my Swedish bf(also name Joakim lol) and my accent makes it so hard to say these words but this video helped on pronunciation. Thanks

  • @tfwtgf
    @tfwtgf 4 года назад +3

    Hey Joakim thanks for the video. What's the best way to find language exchange partners, would you say?

    • @sayitinswedish
      @sayitinswedish  4 года назад +2

      Good question. There are tons of apps out there to find language exchange partners, so I guess you should just try that route. Maybe!

    • @Heartbeat-Pete
      @Heartbeat-Pete 4 года назад

      Try this group on Facebook: facebook.com/groups/132967513445101/?ref=share
      Hope you don’t mind me sharing this here, Joakim. If so, just remove it 😊

  • @spanishwithmaggic
    @spanishwithmaggic 2 года назад

    i didn't understand the apple examples :/ why is that different from the other 4 groups?

  • @viosavvy
    @viosavvy Год назад

    Is there a rule to help know the difference between groups 2 and 3 of the "en" words? Both consonants, AR vs ER. Like with the "polis" example. Do words ending in "s" usually have the "er"? Or is this just learned over time?

    • @sayitinswedish
      @sayitinswedish  Год назад +1

      You can't know from the infinitive form I'm afraid.

  • @fo735
    @fo735 3 года назад +3

    This is actually a lot more simple than all of my teachers have made it seem. tacka!

  • @twistedsister226
    @twistedsister226 3 года назад +3

    Greetings from Moscow! Thanks for your time and effort you invest in this project! I'm learning Swedish for about 2 months now, and found out that there are not so many good sources to learn from. I've been listening to your Podcast for a while, and I'm so glad to find this Channel as well. You're doing a great job helping others to learn this beautiful language!

  • @mandeepkaursaini8495
    @mandeepkaursaini8495 3 года назад

    Really tough

  • @hjdbr1094
    @hjdbr1094 4 года назад

    is the e in the ending "-er", "-erna" and "-en" long or short?

  • @6hypnone
    @6hypnone 3 года назад +1

    So thrm how do you know what to use for "en" words ending in consonants, since there are 2 rules for consonants? Is there a way to tell?

    • @sayitinswedish
      @sayitinswedish  3 года назад +1

      There are a few smaller rules, but to be honest having a rule for every single case will just confuse you. Some thing you just have to learn as you go.

    • @6hypnone
      @6hypnone 3 года назад

      @@sayitinswedish so some not predictable and are word based?

    • @sayitinswedish
      @sayitinswedish  3 года назад +1

      @@6hypnone yes, some things you just have to know, so you have to learn them as you go.

    • @6hypnone
      @6hypnone 3 года назад

      @@sayitinswedish Ahh. I suppose some English grammar we just kind of "know" as well.
      Tho does make stuff harder for beginners.

  • @eeri1996th
    @eeri1996th 4 года назад

    Hello! Maybe someone in the comments could help me - I'm writing a story, and I need a word in Swedish, that a parent may use as a term of endearment. You know, dad calling his daughter sweetheart, princess, troublemaker, stuff like that. Is there a word for that in Swedish that is very popular in families, or just commonly used?

    • @sayitinswedish
      @sayitinswedish  4 года назад +2

      "Gumman" for daughters.
      "Gubben" for sons.
      Only used when addressing them directly, not used when talking about them.

    • @eeri1996th
      @eeri1996th 4 года назад

      @@sayitinswedish thank you so much!

  • @hometheatertamil9859
    @hometheatertamil9859 Год назад

    What about Tiger -> Tigrar How this happend please do let me know?

    • @sayitinswedish
      @sayitinswedish  Год назад

      This is common for words with an unstressed E where the ending is attached.
      Finger -> Fingrar
      Fågel -> Fåglar

  • @machoc5574
    @machoc5574 2 года назад +1

    how do you say ''dogs''?

  • @jamespayt
    @jamespayt 2 года назад

    What about the plurals that don’t change like ett djur två djur or ett barn två barn

  • @akd3672
    @akd3672 3 года назад

    Why is fyrtio pronounced forty? Y is pronounced as yeee right? Please tell me what the exception there is in this pronunciation and spelling

    • @sayitinswedish
      @sayitinswedish  3 года назад +1

      In spoken Swedish, the o is silent. It's pronounced "fyrti" or "furti". Y is not pronounced as "yeee" :)

    • @akd3672
      @akd3672 3 года назад

      @@sayitinswedish thank you so much 😊

  • @marbellase3170
    @marbellase3170 4 года назад

    What did you say at the first ?hei ...what? Sorry I am new suscriptora

    • @sayitinswedish
      @sayitinswedish  4 года назад +4

      I start every video with "Hej allihopa" which means "Hello everybody".

  • @eddyc8900
    @eddyc8900 2 года назад

    Jag var inte medveten om den specifika skillnaden mellan finlandssvenska och rikssvenska. Kan du ge några exempel? Förr i tiden pratade jag finlandsvenska. Men min accent ändrades.

    • @sayitinswedish
      @sayitinswedish  2 года назад

      Skillnaden ligger mest i ordförråd och uttal.

    • @eddyc8900
      @eddyc8900 2 года назад

      @@sayitinswedish Jag syftade på pluraländelserna. Saken du nämnde i slutet av videon. Jag tror jag förstår vad du menar, men det hade jag inte märkt förut.

  • @ricbeckadeardorff9738
    @ricbeckadeardorff9738 2 года назад +1

    This is something duolingo doesn't really explain. I'm just memorizing the plural without really knowing why. I've seen the pattern, but still. Thank you so much!

  • @hcm9999
    @hcm9999 3 года назад

    What is the plural of "år"?
    It should be "åren", but it seems that "år" is also acceptable??
    folkets-lexikon.csc.kth.se/folkets/folkets.en.html#lookup&år&0
    The dictionary says the inflections are "året, år, åren", but it is not clear which one is the plural.
    Are both år and åren plural forms of år?

    • @hcm9999
      @hcm9999 2 года назад

      @Hartvig Flögh Thanks!

    • @aristo404
      @aristo404 2 года назад

      @Hartvig Flögh So it's like barn. Barn, barn, barnen

  • @BrokenSofa
    @BrokenSofa 2 года назад

    Vafan trodde det bara var på måfå men att det faktiskt finns ett system är ju sjukt fränt

  • @musicalmarion
    @musicalmarion 4 года назад

    Please stop with the exceptions! haha ... it's a bit touch and go so I'm trying to learn them and as you say, get a "gut feeling" for what looks right. It's very complicated though, I'm still muddling it up but I'll get there : ) thanks for your help

    • @sayitinswedish
      @sayitinswedish  4 года назад

      I can see that it seems a bit complicated, and sometimes we even don't know ourselves, so that at least loans have several plurals and genders. But hang in there! It's just something you learn with practise.

  • @ToxicPCB
    @ToxicPCB 3 года назад

    öga/ögon, not ögan? Is this just an exception?

    • @sayitinswedish
      @sayitinswedish  3 года назад

      We also have "öra" -> "öron"!

    • @Fridtjuv
      @Fridtjuv 3 года назад +1

      I think it's an old dual form. Not sure.

  • @KamalTalukderCaptainNemo
    @KamalTalukderCaptainNemo 4 года назад

    Ar du musiker? musikinstrument i din baksida! :D

    • @sayitinswedish
      @sayitinswedish  4 года назад

      Jajamänsan. Det är massa synthar i bakgrunden :)

  • @thefalcon3154
    @thefalcon3154 3 года назад

    Jag är ledsen..i cant do it..

  • @brassen
    @brassen 4 года назад

    kramar från paulistanerna!

  • @SA-jv6bj
    @SA-jv6bj Год назад

    Wish you spoke Swedish when you explain. I learned English here 🙄

    • @sayitinswedish
      @sayitinswedish  Год назад +2

      Yeah it makes sense to alianate all beginners by speaking Swedish when explain basic grammar 👍

    • @Summer21.
      @Summer21. Год назад

      It helps me a lot learning Swedish grammar in English as I’m English. 😃
      If the lessons had been in Swedish, that would have confused me somewhat while learning the language. Hehe. 😄

  • @summersummer5078
    @summersummer5078 4 года назад

    New hair? Where your hair?

    • @sayitinswedish
      @sayitinswedish  4 года назад +2

      My hair is in the bin. I regularly switch so this isn't really a shocker. I remove it every summer ;)