Norwegian even more so I'd say. Eastern Norwegian and Central + northern swedish is very melodic and elvish sounding because it has multiple tones. Western norwegian and southern swedish only has 1 tone because of danish influences.
This is by far the best alphabet video I have seen. On most I have a hard time hearing the differences but you have made it very clear and given good tips for remembering. Thank you!
Hej! The Swedish alphabet isn’t easy to remember, especially vowels, sounds so similar to me! But you made the best Swedish alphabet explanation in RUclips, because it’s really working with associations - easier to remember! Tack så mycket 🙏
Also, I cannot tell you how much I genuinely appreciate the praise you give in the video. I’m sat here saying it along with you, practising my letters, listening to your advice, and every time you say “Bra!” I feel encouraged. It doesn’t matter that I am a fully grown woman, encouragement goes a long way whatever your age; you have a brilliant teaching style! 😀
Are there other like buttons to like this video??? I'm in love with your teaching you just make it so easy your passion is felt, you ve earned a subscriber!!!
3 days ago, I start learning Swedish and I'm struggling with alphabet pronunciation due to the website I'm using contain the sound without the lip and that make me guess how to pronounce it correctly. Thanks to this video, I can see the lip and you explain it very clear. I think I fully understand my very first step in learning Swedish eventually.
That is so sweet of you to say. It was our first video ever so it feels extra good to hear you find it useful because we had no experience of doing youtube videos back then.
Really agree with SFI failing on individual pronunciations of the letters. Very little focus on it. I would struggle to clearly spell out a word to someone on the phone for example.... so thank you for this!
What a pleasure to hear your "R" sound ... it 's the same sound in Italian ( ROSSO - ROSA - ORRORE....) Thank your for your very clear sounds teaching!
I followed you from Facebook,I have to say this video is really helpful!! As a super newbie your pronunciation and explanations benefit me so much!! Please keep up good work thank you!!
I've been able to speak Swedish to a certain level for quite a while, but didn't know the alphabet until just now, very similar to the German alphabet.
Best video for the topic, thank you so much really helpful! I'm interested in learning the northern accent, please let me know if there exist any resources online for the same as most of the media I find is in the southern and stockholm accent.
Oh, the northern accent! I dont know of anything specifically about learning northern accent. Not related to teaching the language at least. But we have a video about accents in the works 😁
@@queenogt awesome! We are starting one course on that level in about 1 week! Maybe you should try us out this time instead. Here is the link to the course: elansutbildning.com/product/swedish-for-beginners-iii/
Å has an official English dictionary description: Pronounced like the "o" in "more". The Ö sound varies dialectally; she uses is with a more open mouth than I would.
Ok to be honest, after a long time dealing with the Swedish alphabet, this is the first time that I learned how to pronounce them correctly! Very very beneficial video!
Tack! But I think vowels are very important,hope you could do some separated vowels pronunciations like how to make trilled R or long short version etc. thank you :)
Tack så mycket, Daniella (sp?)! I think you have a real talent for teaching: lots of people know information and share it, but many fewer can understand the learning experience and reverse it into teaching (anyway, that's how it seems to me). I came to this one looking specifically for knowing rules about the different ways to pronounce "ä." I'm using Duolingo, too, and I hear this letter sometimes pronounce as I hear you say it (kind of like 'aah' at the dentist) but I also hear it pronounced more like 'ehh,' I think. (Supposedly the Duolingo TTS lady is from Uppsala, so maybe that has something to do with it?) . Like when I hear 'använder' it sounds a bit like 'ahnvendahr' to me. Are there rules for when it's 'aah' and when it's 'eh?'
Thanks for the comment and great observation! We are doing one video for each vowel. The Ä is coming out soon. But like you said, there is variation in the sound. Every Swedish vowel has a "short" and a "long" sound. Which sometimes differ not only in length. As a general rule, vowels sound "long" when followed by only 1 consonant. Like "päron". Which has the long sound of this video. If followed by 2 vowels, then the sound transforms. Like in "äpple". The double "p" makes it sound short. And in the case of the Ä, the short sound sounds more like an "e" in other languages. :D
@@FunSwedish Thanks! Also, just this week, Duolingo changed the TTS voice (!) and she has a *different* way of pronouncing words, too. Like the original TTS lady said "har" usually as "hoar," with an "oh" sound and the new lady says it with a long "hahr" sound similar to the American pronunciation of "far." Can't wait for the "ä" video!
Im watching this even though im from Sweden xD. I also love how you just randomly say swedish things like perfekt/bra. Also im from Skåne so if I was to pronounce the letters it would sound different but i dont think a foreigner could tell the diff.
Wow! this is great! I have a Swedish hymnal (Lilla koralboken) that I am playing music from, and the pieces all have the titles and words in Swedish and it looks hard! but I'm finding in other videos of many of the tunes being sung by a congregation- what I am able to make out seems to be very phoenetic and pronounced pretty much the way the workds look, with the exceptions of the A with the o and the O with the dots and a few other differently pronounced letters. As a native English speaker I can say that the tendency is trying to "see" and pronounce non English words as we would in English, simply because they resemble the familiar English words and the brain is trying to make "sense" of what we are reading. The book title "lilla koralboken" once you know the translated name seems obvious because it's very similar; lilla= little, and koral= choral, boken= book
Another tune in the book has this for the first verse; Och det hände vid den tiden: till kung Davids Betlehem Josef och Maria rider, men där finns ej rum för dem. När Guds moder föda skall blir hon visad till ett stall. And there is a video where it's sung and I can hear the pronunciation fairly well, the word "rider" we would recognise and pronounce in English as "ry-der" like a horseback rider, but the singing in Swedish it's pronounced "ree-der" The google translate often chokes on words it cant translate, I'm not sure how well it translates and a lot of it seems to be a little "off" but here's the above words it translated; "And it happened at that time: to King David's Bethlehem Joseph and Mary ride, but there is no room for them. When the Mother of God will give birth she is shown to a stable." As it can be seen, google translation maybe does about a 75% job, it's readable, and one can get the basic idea of what the sentence, words or paragraph is about, but it leaves a lot to be desired for an actual proper translation.
The only letter that I can’t pronounce is the i 😭 I can’t make it sound nasal 😔 I don’t know how to put my mouth and I think that in Spanish we don’t have any sound that can help me to associate the pronunciation 🥺. However, this video was really helpful! Tack så mycket!
The "i" is super tricky 😅. We will be doing a whole video on that one soon with some tips and tricks. But in the meantime, try to do it as nasal as possible 👃. Think of the posh "fresa" / "pijo" / "cheto" (depende del pais 🤔) accent and you might get closer to it.
I am looking for the pronunciation of the alphabet as they would be written in Swedish. For example in English you could have: A: a B: bee C: see D: dee I am looking for something similar but in Swedish.
Hi, in the example you gave of “Jag är här nu” it sounded like you were saying “Joer här nu”. So, the jag as the Spanish “yo” and the “är” almost like together with the “yo” and taking the “er” sound instead. And this is one of the things I’ve been struggling with
Good! So the answer to your question has a lot of parts. The G in Jag is almost always silent. Then letter in Swedish are not the same as in Spanish. Then the Swedih J is a lot like the English Y. And maybe the Spanish Y as well (in most cases)- The A in Jag is also a Swedish A. Which is not really an O and not really an A (thinking spanish here). Is somewhere in between. The Är in Stockolm accent can be more like a Swedish E. Check out this video we made that has things like that: ruclips.net/video/it1jbrsLLFg/видео.html
@@tiagorocha3378 happy to hear that! If you ever feel like trying our blueberry video course, I am sure it will solve most of your pronunciation questions. elansutbildning.teachable.com/p/swedish-for-complete-beginners
I am so happy to have found your channel. You are very thorough,easy to follow and so pleasant. I just moved to Malmö from Canada and am struggling to learn Swedish. It's harder than I thought😂
Ouch, well the Malmö accent is a whole lesson itself haha it is kind of Swedish with influences of danish in it so even hard for Swedes up north to understand what they are saying. If you go to Lund you will notice a big difference in the accent, even though the cities are just like 20 minutes apart (by car)
All great vids on the channel! One question about this one. The letter "J". Why do you pronounce it like "zheezh", while some other native speakers on YT pronounce it more like "yeiy" (or smth like that, I'm not strong in transcriptions), but definitely without two buzzing "zh" sounds...?
Welcome to the next level 😁. Särbo is really a compund word made up of 2 words: sär-bo. So there is an exception there... the rule does not apply right there, where the 2 words meet. Check out this video about that: ruclips.net/video/6IIPA9JeIBo/видео.html
Thank you so much, I'm speaking English as my second language, but French is my native language, and I can spell my name now in Swedish just from the alphabet... Really appreciate 🙏 ❤
Great job! Well done! Happy it helped. If you want to learn more Swedish with us then you should join our online Swedish courses :) Live-courses: elansutbildning.com/courses/ Online video courses: elansutbildning.teachable.com/
Изучение алфавита оказалось для меня сложным делом! Я записала всё, но до сих пор толком не поняла произношение некоторых букв (и тут одно из двух - или они действительно настолько сложные и нужно тренироваться - или не нужно запариваться на эту тему так сильно и произносить, как произносятся))). Благо, что их не очень много.) В любом случае, спасибо за Ваш прекрасный канал, улыбку и желание научить нас шведскому языку!!!
0:30 Thanks to Sweden, we have same letters in Finnish Alphabet (Å, Ä, Ö). :'D I don't know why, but youtube suggested this video to me (maybe RUclips thinks, my Swedish sucks or I need to learn more Swedish [before you ask, my native language is Finnish, not Swedish]).
Hay alguna combinación que me cuesta con consonantes como el siete, sju. Te agradeceria si haces algún video con este tipo de combinaciones. Los videos son estupendos me sirven de mucho aunque el inglés no es mi lengua materna.
En el video de esta semana hablamos un poco de la combinación K + EIYÄÖ que también tiene un sonido particular. Haremos otro con el sju dentro de poco :D
Just Search Hindi Alphabets, You will find so much similarity in pronunciation same as Swedish.. Swedish is a Germanic language which has roots with Sanskrit
Hello, this is Vincenzo. I am learning Swedish language. I would like to study Swedish grammar, vocabulary and reading. I want to let you know that I am deaf. I am looking for Swedish grammar and exercises for writing in Swedish. I watched some of your videos about Swedish pronunciation. "U" is that I am not sure how to pronounce it because it is hard for me to hear. However, I like studying grammar, vocabulary and reading. How can I study it? Please let me know about this situation. Tack!
Swedish is by far the cutest of all the Germanic languages.
Norwegian even more so I'd say. Eastern Norwegian and Central + northern swedish is very melodic and elvish sounding because it has multiple tones. Western norwegian and southern swedish only has 1 tone because of danish influences.
agree;) i like Swedish pronunciation
The Germany language it's very difficult to pronounce and grammar complicate like the greek one
Was thinking the same thing. It can sound pretty cutesy along with the pitch accent.
@@mcgibs
The singsong is even.more evident in Norwegian. Have you ever listened to the Scottish accent? Delightful!
What am I doing here I am swedish and I literally searched "how to learn Swedish" I am going insane
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Same 😭😭
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This is by far the best alphabet video I have seen. On most I have a hard time hearing the differences but you have made it very clear and given good tips for remembering. Thank you!
I agree she is the best teacher and excellent skills at parting knowledge and keeping the lesson energised. A true professional. Bravo
Look up simple Norwegian the alphabet video is so amazing
I agree!
Yes soon you get to speak the Stockholm dialect. Just remember most swedes dont speak in that dialect :)
Really, you do? Still struggle with the difference between 'i' and 'y' when listening to them talk. The 'y' sound is the most difficult for me.
Hej! The Swedish alphabet isn’t easy to remember, especially vowels, sounds so similar to me! But you made the best Swedish alphabet explanation in RUclips, because it’s really working with associations - easier to remember! Tack så mycket 🙏
Du är Svensk
För du sa TACK SÅ MYCKET
@@_.Piperoni._ finns en sak som heter google translate...
@@wp2318 Exakt!
@@wp2318 ja det vet jag
Also, I cannot tell you how much I genuinely appreciate the praise you give in the video. I’m sat here saying it along with you, practising my letters, listening to your advice, and every time you say “Bra!” I feel encouraged. It doesn’t matter that I am a fully grown woman, encouragement goes a long way whatever your age; you have a brilliant teaching style! 😀
Thank you so much for your encouragement! It also makes me very happy and pushes us to continue to make videos.
Are there other like buttons to like this video??? I'm in love with your teaching you just make it so easy your passion is felt, you ve earned a subscriber!!!
Thank you so much 😀
3 days ago, I start learning Swedish and I'm struggling with alphabet pronunciation due to the website I'm using contain the sound without the lip and that make me guess how to pronounce it correctly. Thanks to this video, I can see the lip and you explain it very clear. I think I fully understand my very first step in learning Swedish eventually.
I am Swedish and hope you get really good at Swedish!
Me
May i ask you how is it going?
This is the most helpful video I have found to learn the Swedish alphabet (and I have watched MANY!). Thank you very much for making this!
Such a nice comment! Thank you 😍
Me too
I Agree Witherspoon others comments, it is truly by far the best video for Swedish alfabet
That is so sweet of you to say. It was our first video ever so it feels extra good to hear you find it useful because we had no experience of doing youtube videos back then.
Really agree with SFI failing on individual pronunciations of the letters. Very little focus on it. I would struggle to clearly spell out a word to someone on the phone for example.... so thank you for this!
Welcome! Came here from your IG account, which I love. Subbed -- thank you for this --
THANK YOU. I can finally hear the differences in e and i. Part ear-training by listening to the language, but mostly you. I can't thank you enough.
What a pleasure to hear your "R" sound ... it 's the same sound in Italian ( ROSSO - ROSA - ORRORE....)
Thank your for your very clear sounds teaching!
Thanks for listening 😊
Thanks for listening 😊
To type Swedish letters, hold the Alt key and enter these numbers:
Å = 143
å = 134
Ä = 142
ä = 132
Ö = 153
ö = 148
That is very kind of you to share!
Definitely, great teaching video. I have watched several Swedish alphabet videos, and THIS one is the best so far.
Wow, thank you!😍
fine lesson. i like to start learning a language by the alphabet.
It's the best place to start!
Same. I always have to start from the alphabet. Not from basic words…
Wow! Tack så mycket. Du är jättebra lärarer.
You are an excellent teacher 😄
Glad you think so! Tack så mycket!
Finally I found the great teacher ... thanks for Ur efforts. Love you
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Very nicely explained video. Hats off to the great effort ma'am.
Thanks a lot!! I am glad you like it :)
Thank you Daniella! You’re making it fun learning Swedish Alphabets ❤
Happy to hear that! ❤
Thank you!!! Great video, love your energy and passion. You also made me laugh several times during the video LOL
So glad you liked the video and that they made you laugh 😍
I followed you from Facebook,I have to say this video is really helpful!! As a super newbie your pronunciation and explanations benefit me so much!! Please keep up good work thank you!!
Congratulations! And thanks! You make it look so clear and ..... almost easy!
Awww! Glad it was helpful :D
If it felt easy then it is exactly what we tried to communicate.
Learning Swedish doen't have to be hard :)
you have saved me from my Swedish teacher being mad at me thank you
I've been able to speak Swedish to a certain level for quite a while, but didn't know the alphabet until just now, very similar to the German alphabet.
Thank you for your video ! Such an amazing content, in free access, thank you very much for your time ! Awesome pedagogy btw :)
No, thank YOU for your awesome comment. Made us really happy 😍
Thank you soo much for your time!
Thank you very much this the best alphabet video on RUclips you made it very easy to remember
Oh, I am glad you like it
Super useful! Looking forward to more 😀
You are the best, I think you are the most perfect Swedish teacher ever ever ever 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Thank you!!
Fint gjort Daniella! Det hjälper mig lära Swimrun-idrottare att uttala ÖtillÖ. Tack!
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Best video for the topic, thank you so much really helpful! I'm interested in learning the northern accent, please let me know if there exist any resources online for the same as most of the media I find is in the southern and stockholm accent.
Oh, the northern accent!
I dont know of anything specifically about learning northern accent. Not related to teaching the language at least.
But we have a video about accents in the works 😁
I'm so happy to be here and learning the swedish Language. I hope to be in sweden soon.🇸🇪🇸🇪❤❤💯💯
This is genius! I echo others comments below. Such a fantastic way of teaching this! TACK!
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My first step towards learning Swedish
Way better than my lessons at Folkuniversitetet… tack så mycket!
Åh, varsågod! Happy you think so 😍If you like our style then you should join our zoom courses :) What is your level?
@@FunSwedish A2 😊😊
@@queenogt awesome! We are starting one course on that level in about 1 week! Maybe you should try us out this time instead.
Here is the link to the course: elansutbildning.com/product/swedish-for-beginners-iii/
Wonderful video. Hopefully I am going to learn Swedish now because you explain in a very easy way. Thanks
Happy to hear that!
Of course you can do it! Learning Swedish doesn't have to be hard 😁
Å has an official English dictionary description: Pronounced like the "o" in "more".
The Ö sound varies dialectally; she uses is with a more open mouth than I would.
It is very interesting language and in many things i see similarity with german end english. I like swedish the most of all scandinavian languages ❤
Similar to Turkish alphabet, which also has u pronounced as ü, and the letter ö.
Interesting!
Ok to be honest, after a long time dealing with the Swedish alphabet, this is the first time that I learned how to pronounce them correctly! Very very beneficial video!
Happy to hear it helped!
will show this to my friends studying Swedish :)
Thanks for sharing 😍
Awesome video, why there's only one?
Hi, from Buenos Aires!
@@PabloAlbarracin Ahora ya hay más de uno ;)
thank you! its so funny and beautiful language!
Glad you liked it!
Very useful to learn Swedish language
I LOVE YOUR EXPLANATION 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 IT IS AS FUN AT IT IS HELPFUL, THE BEST THAT I WATCHED
Gracias por tus palabras 😍 Me alegro que te haya servido.
@@FunSwedish Gracias a vos, sos re copada! 👏🏻
Tack! But I think vowels are very important,hope you could do some separated vowels pronunciations like how to make trilled R or long short version etc. thank you :)
I enjoyed watching this video and it was very beneficial for me, thanks thanks thanks
Tack så mycket, Daniella (sp?)! I think you have a real talent for teaching: lots of people know information and share it, but many fewer can understand the learning experience and reverse it into teaching (anyway, that's how it seems to me). I came to this one looking specifically for knowing rules about the different ways to pronounce "ä." I'm using Duolingo, too, and I hear this letter sometimes pronounce as I hear you say it (kind of like 'aah' at the dentist) but I also hear it pronounced more like 'ehh,' I think. (Supposedly the Duolingo TTS lady is from Uppsala, so maybe that has something to do with it?) . Like when I hear 'använder' it sounds a bit like 'ahnvendahr' to me. Are there rules for when it's 'aah' and when it's 'eh?'
Thanks for the comment and great observation!
We are doing one video for each vowel. The Ä is coming out soon.
But like you said, there is variation in the sound.
Every Swedish vowel has a "short" and a "long" sound. Which sometimes differ not only in length.
As a general rule, vowels sound "long" when followed by only 1 consonant.
Like "päron". Which has the long sound of this video.
If followed by 2 vowels, then the sound transforms.
Like in "äpple". The double "p" makes it sound short. And in the case of the Ä, the short sound sounds more like an "e" in other languages. :D
@@FunSwedish Thanks! Also, just this week, Duolingo changed the TTS voice (!) and she has a *different* way of pronouncing words, too. Like the original TTS lady said "har" usually as "hoar," with an "oh" sound and the new lady says it with a long "hahr" sound similar to the American pronunciation of "far." Can't wait for the "ä" video!
Thank you for this video it is super helpful I want to live in sweden when I'm older and I've been learning the language
You can do it!
Im watching this even though im from Sweden xD. I also love how you just randomly say swedish things like perfekt/bra. Also im from Skåne so if I was to pronounce the letters it would sound different but i dont think a foreigner could tell the diff.
Glad you enjoy it! Yes, we always have som dialectal differences and all of them are okay :) I wish I knew more skånska.
Thank you for your beautiful work! 💕
Thank you for your beatuful comment! 😍
dear Daniella, hi, thanks for sharing these videos with us i really had problem with the pronounciation
Happy to help!
Wow! this is great! I have a Swedish hymnal (Lilla koralboken) that I am playing music from, and the pieces all have the titles and words in Swedish and it looks hard! but I'm finding in other videos of many of the tunes being sung by a congregation- what I am able to make out seems to be very phoenetic and pronounced pretty much the way the workds look, with the exceptions of the A with the o and the O with the dots and a few other differently pronounced letters.
As a native English speaker I can say that the tendency is trying to "see" and pronounce non English words as we would in English, simply because they resemble the familiar English words and the brain is trying to make "sense" of what we are reading.
The book title "lilla koralboken" once you know the translated name seems obvious because it's very similar; lilla= little, and koral= choral, boken= book
Another tune in the book has this for the first verse;
Och det hände vid den tiden:
till kung Davids Betlehem
Josef och Maria rider,
men där finns ej rum för dem.
När Guds moder föda skall
blir hon visad till ett stall.
And there is a video where it's sung and I can hear the pronunciation fairly well, the word "rider" we would recognise and pronounce in English as "ry-der" like a horseback rider, but the singing in Swedish it's pronounced "ree-der"
The google translate often chokes on words it cant translate, I'm not sure how well it translates and a lot of it seems to be a little "off" but here's the above words it translated;
"And it happened at that time:
to King David's Bethlehem
Joseph and Mary ride,
but there is no room for them.
When the Mother of God will give birth
she is shown to a stable."
As it can be seen, google translation maybe does about a 75% job, it's readable, and one can get the basic idea of what the sentence, words or paragraph is about, but it leaves a lot to be desired for an actual proper translation.
Nice to meet you, Daniela I am from Spain and followed your videos.
Awesome! Thank you!
I love this video🥰 thanks for the explanation in detail it's very helpful for me to correct my pronunciation!
Happy to hear you feel that way! 😍
The only letter that I can’t pronounce is the i 😭 I can’t make it sound nasal 😔 I don’t know how to put my mouth and I think that in Spanish we don’t have any sound that can help me to associate the pronunciation 🥺. However, this video was really helpful! Tack så mycket!
The "i" is super tricky 😅. We will be doing a whole video on that one soon with some tips and tricks.
But in the meantime, try to do it as nasal as possible 👃.
Think of the posh "fresa" / "pijo" / "cheto" (depende del pais 🤔) accent and you might get closer to it.
Complete pronunciation at 8:25
Thank you!
Hej Daniella! Alessandro från Italien! 😜😁
I am looking for the pronunciation of the alphabet as they would be written in Swedish.
For example in English you could have:
A: a
B: bee
C: see
D: dee
I am looking for something similar but in Swedish.
Hej!
You are amazing. I really like your newer version of the Svenska alfabetet.
Tack sa mycket.
Hi, in the example you gave of “Jag är här nu” it sounded like you were saying “Joer här nu”. So, the jag as the Spanish “yo” and the “är” almost like together with the “yo” and taking the “er” sound instead. And this is one of the things I’ve been struggling with
Good!
So the answer to your question has a lot of parts.
The G in Jag is almost always silent.
Then letter in Swedish are not the same as in Spanish.
Then the Swedih J is a lot like the English Y. And maybe the Spanish Y as well (in most cases)-
The A in Jag is also a Swedish A. Which is not really an O and not really an A (thinking spanish here). Is somewhere in between.
The Är in Stockolm accent can be more like a Swedish E.
Check out this video we made that has things like that:
ruclips.net/video/it1jbrsLLFg/видео.html
@@FunSwedish I see. I was right when I heard é ahahah thank you. You’ve already destroyed many of my frustrations with Swedish language
@@tiagorocha3378 happy to hear that! If you ever feel like trying our blueberry video course, I am sure it will solve most of your pronunciation questions.
elansutbildning.teachable.com/p/swedish-for-complete-beginners
I am so happy to have found your channel. You are very thorough,easy to follow and so pleasant. I just moved to Malmö from Canada and am struggling to learn Swedish. It's harder than I thought😂
Welcome to Sweden!!
*The Malmö accent probably doesn't help either 😅
Ouch, well the Malmö accent is a whole lesson itself haha it is kind of Swedish with influences of danish in it so even hard for Swedes up north to understand what they are saying. If you go to Lund you will notice a big difference in the accent, even though the cities are just like 20 minutes apart (by car)
👍 already looking forward to the next video!
All great vids on the channel! One question about this one. The letter "J". Why do you pronounce it like "zheezh", while some other native speakers on YT pronounce it more like "yeiy" (or smth like that, I'm not strong in transcriptions), but definitely without two buzzing "zh" sounds...?
Good question! We will do a video about the letter J for you :)
I am starting my swedish language learning journey today with you... ❤
Wonderful! Best of luck with your Swedish journey!
I hope you keep posting!
I like the way you pronounce hope it’s will help me for learning Svenska love from Pakistan
Glad to hear!
I’ve been trying to find videos of how to write words in Swedish
@Hartvig Flögh svensk struktur och engelsk är inte samma och använder man engelsk struktur i svenska eller tvärtom så blir det grammatiskt fel
Best alphabet video
Glad you think so!
We have lots more pronunciation videos as well 😊
thank you so much ,this video helps me a lot
Glad it helped!
For letters like b and c, is the pronunciation two syllables? I hear it as "bee-uh" and "see-uh".
Sort of! You are starting to notice the long E sound 😁.
This is very useful to learn swedish alphabet.thank you very much.from srilanka
Am enjoying this and to make it more fun u are my daughter's namesake thank u teacher Daniella
Love the video 💟😍 Tack så mycket för hjälpen. I thought the nasal sound in the letter i was more from Göteborgarna.
I take it you haven’t visited Lidingö in Stockholm. :-)
Hej daniella,
We have a word särbo
There are two consonants after ä
So it should be pronounced shortly but why we pronounce it long?
Welcome to the next level 😁.
Särbo is really a compund word made up of 2 words: sär-bo.
So there is an exception there... the rule does not apply right there, where the 2 words meet.
Check out this video about that: ruclips.net/video/6IIPA9JeIBo/видео.html
It's awesome to learn Swedish, I am from India and very exited with your videos..great going now..let's learn more😅
Happy you feel that way :)
It seems a bit strange that J is called “dzi” but is pronounced in words as “yi.”
Yes, I agree. It is super strange.
I’m wondering if there is a Swedish ABCs sound like in English ?
Your videos are so good 😁👍🏼
Glad you like them! 🇸🇪💛💙
Wonderful explanation....tack sa mycket for making it available for all people...jattesnallt 😊😊
Happy to hear you found it useful 😊
Thank you so much, I'm speaking English as my second language, but French is my native language, and I can spell my name now in Swedish just from the alphabet...
Really appreciate 🙏 ❤
Great job! Well done! Happy it helped. If you want to learn more Swedish with us then you should join our online Swedish courses :)
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Hey I am from Bangladesh. This videos help me lots to learn swedish alphabet letters.
Thanks so much for teaching!
Изучение алфавита оказалось для меня сложным делом! Я записала всё, но до сих пор толком не поняла произношение некоторых букв (и тут одно из двух - или они действительно настолько сложные и нужно тренироваться - или не нужно запариваться на эту тему так сильно и произносить, как произносятся))).
Благо, что их не очень много.)
В любом случае, спасибо за Ваш прекрасный канал, улыбку и желание научить нас шведскому языку!!!
Рада что тебе понравилось😍
@@FunSwedish Thank you!!!
Thank you
Welcome!
0:30 Thanks to Sweden, we have same letters in Finnish Alphabet (Å, Ä, Ö). :'D I don't know why, but youtube suggested this video to me (maybe RUclips thinks, my Swedish sucks or I need to learn more Swedish [before you ask, my native language is Finnish, not Swedish]).
😂 the RUclips algorithm does some weird stuff from time to time
I am a new sub i love ypur teching skills ...tjank you
Thanks for subbing!
Hay alguna combinación que me cuesta con consonantes como el siete, sju. Te agradeceria si haces algún video con este tipo de combinaciones. Los videos son estupendos me sirven de mucho aunque el inglés no es mi lengua materna.
En el video de esta semana hablamos un poco de la combinación K + EIYÄÖ que también tiene un sonido particular.
Haremos otro con el sju dentro de poco :D
Just Search Hindi Alphabets,
You will find so much similarity in pronunciation same as Swedish..
Swedish is a Germanic language which has roots with Sanskrit
The i and y sound so much alike. Is hard to pick up the different sounds.
I know. They are tricky. We have done 2 videos before about them. If you look through our old videos you should be able to find them. :)
Tack för dina videos! Skulle du göra en om ljudet "tj" som i ordet "Tjänstens"?
Hej! Kul att du gillade videon. Jag har gjort en video om tj-ljudet. Här är den ruclips.net/video/RG_INusqsUY/видео.html&ab_channel=FunSwedish
in Swedish: Å ä a o ö
In my mother language: A ẫ ậ ặ â ầ ấ ẩ ă ắ ằ ẳ ẵ à á ả ã ạ
O ợ ỡ ở ớ ờ ơ ộ ỗ ổ ố ồ ô ọ õ ỏ ó ò
😱😱😱
Your mother tongue, actually.
This was so helpful thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Jag lär mig svenska och du hjälper mig så mycket. Tack ! 😊
Vad glad jag blir. Tack så mycket!
Nice and easy to follow
Love this! Still can’t get how to pronounce “i” nasally 😂
Hello, this is Vincenzo. I am learning Swedish language. I would like to study Swedish grammar, vocabulary and reading. I want to let you know that I am deaf. I am looking for Swedish grammar and exercises for writing in Swedish. I watched some of your videos about Swedish pronunciation. "U" is that I am not sure how to pronounce it because it is hard for me to hear. However, I like studying grammar, vocabulary and reading. How can I study it? Please let me know about this situation. Tack!
Fine
In English you call the letter “W” “double u”, but in Swedish we call it “double v”