Swedish VS Norwegian - Language Challenge with Halla.Helle
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Swedish guy tries to speak Norwegian while HelleMyLady, a girl from Norway tries to speak Swedish in a language challenge.
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The cucumber has cancer.
It is terminal.
It is uncurable.
The sadness is real.
Best piece of writing of all time, 12/10
-New York Times
still better than the fake news they are actually spewing...
Still better story than Twilight.
Haha she speaks better swedish than him. I'm not even joking.
That's because of his skånska accent
Nääää
Then you don't got a idea how to speak swedish and neither do you know how languages works like.
Its because he got a skåns accent southern sweden
He. Is form Skåne in sweden
This girl is very pretty
I know right? He always get's beautiful girls to do it! How?
because she is from Norway
Yeaah!)
It's cuz she's Scandinavian
Shes preaty avreage for Scandinavian
Moar Swedish VS Norwegian!!
+Larisa Elena Yes! Ja!
+TheSwedishLad swede vs German?
Ja, ge oss mer :D
+Александрович Александр we are basicly the same ppl. And btw i think he understands dat swedish and norweiga are very simular since hes fkin swedish. u dont have 2 write dat
Or Them with Danish!!
i love the fact that she speaks better swedish than him
Well the dude speaks Scanian, which is a very particular dialect and quite different from Standard Swedish, so this isn't very informative to people who have never heard Swedish or Norwegian before. Standard Swedish is way more similar still to the Norwegian that the girl is speaking.
Agreed, heck I remember a couple of years ago SVT or TV4 subtitled Skånska for the rest of the Swedish audience.
The guy talking English on the other hand had a more standard Swedish dialect (riksvenska).
+Kamboh 1991 +saturnineXTS that's because the danish, swedish and norwegian languages are more like different dialects of a same language, seperated into three different languages due to politics. Actually it's more like a continuum of dialects. For instance: someone who speaks a certain norwegian dualect, will understand a swede better than another norwegian who speaks a different dialect, even when they simply never heard eachother's dialect before. Also, swedish and danish have a standardised language while in norwegian there's simply no such thing as a 'formal, standard language', everybody just speaks a dialect, even tv channels and politicians.
Actually I wouldn't say Ru/Be/Ukr are anything as similar to each other as Swe/No/Dk are. You can understand them, sure, but so can Poles, especially with Belarusian. The Slavic languages could be treated as a dialect continuum all the same, but the differences are somewhat bigger than with the three Scandinavian languages (though still not as big as between certain dialects of German. go figure)
SaturnineXTS skåne is still a part of swedish so it's still swedish
i meant part of sweden, haha
This is not much of a challenge they are very similar anyway.
This was Norwegian vs Danish.
tyst du
***** Skånska yes but i am a skåning so skånskt swedish is best swedish
***** Haha ja. Jag önskar jag talade norska!
Ja kanske xD. Norska är bara annorlunda så jag tycker det är roligt att höra. haha
Nei wtf
I'm swedish and live in Bergen. I love the bergen accent! BTW: I'm also from Skåne, from the same region as Martin.
*****
Well you're right about that there are some similarities, cause the languages are actually in the same language group. But except for that, they are completely different.
It's a common mistake..many people think that german and swedish sound the same , and has a similar vocabulary, but they don't.
Both German and Swedish, like English, belong to the Germanic language group. So naturally there are many similarities.
And yes, phonetically Danish is the one closest to German. The Danes do not sing, like Norwegians and Swedes.
As for Germans and Dutch, I do not know enough to say anything educated about it, but as I understand a German and a Dutch can understand a lot of what the other is saying and/or writing from the get go.
jag är också från skåne :)
Heeeja lomma!!!
Linnea holmberg
You do not sing when you talk.
I have cousins in Bergen (born and raised in Västerbotten, Sweden) :)
Wow the girl is so beautiful
Cuz she's Scandinavian
FHRITP!
@@v3g627 ?
Just spent 6 months in Norway, and I was really surprised about the similarities of the 3 scandinavian languages (sorry Icelandic), like... reading swedish or danish is quite ok for me, and even speaking with Swedes ! It's really almost the same, which is uncommon for a french man, considering that even spanish and italian is far from being that similar to french (altough we can read it pretty much).
Although, I dunno why, I think Norwegian sounds a bit better !
Norwergian, sounds better cos its preserves the origins of nordic germanic, old norse, old jutish and old saxon together ,also norwegian its the base for danish, faroese, swedish and icelandic etc.
Danish and norwegian are brothers they form the bokmal lang daninorwegian lang today.
Loved it. When she spoke in the bergen accent, I immediately felt like I was listening to Eva from Skam ;)
ha ha
Den tjejen har koll på svenskt uttal.
(That girl know swedish pronunciation well.)
Jeg tror det er lettere for nordmenn å prate svensk med svensk aksent, enn det er for dere svensker å prate norsk med norsk aksent.
Nim Boo jeg elsker svensk det høres så rolig ut. norsk er et hardere språk sammenlignet med svensk
Olav Wiik Moland Få svensker forstår hva vi norske mener med ordet "rolig". I Sverige har det ordet en helt annen og nærmest motsatt betydning. "Rolig" på svensk betyr gøy/morsomt.
Dovenpeis æ veit. Æ har bodd i Stockholm. Men æ ghar ærfaring me at svænska ikke a førr jævli i å førstå nårsk sån såm mange normenn trur.
Den tjejen har koll på svenskt uttal.
(That girl knows Swedish pronunciation well.)
((Den jenta har et øye på svensk uttale.))
(((Эта девушка хорошо знает шведское произношение.)))
((((O kız İsveççe telaffuzunu iyi bilir.))))
(((((その女の子はスウェーデンの発音をよく知っています。)))))
((((((batang babae na alam Suweko pagbigkas rin.))))))
(((((((Това момиче знае шведското произношение добре.)))))))
skoja bara
Norwegian; Sorgen er ekte.
Swedish; Sorgen är äkta.
Icelandic; Sorgin er raunveruleg.
Katrin- Kommer du från Island? Jag kommer från Amerika men kan tala svenska.
Jag är svensk
hahaha "The cucumber has cancer"
I'm a horrible person for laughing at that sentence
As a dane this was hilarious to watch.
I liked this one. I think your Norwegian friend did a pretty convincing Skånska if I do say so myself. I would love more videos highlighting the subtle similarities/differences in Scandinavian languages. oh, and if you are taking suggestions for video topics, I would like one about bicycle infrastructure (bike path, bike parking, bike traffic signal, bicycle underpass) just to see your take on this as you are from a region where biking is an everyday mode of transport. Or if that is too specific a topic, maybe you can explain in the comments your opinion the difference between a cykelvag and a cykelbana? They seem interchangeable to me.
It would be interesting to see Swedish, Norwegian and Danish together! (Maybe with some happier sentences?) I love how similar the languages are, but how different they sound! And I love the variations in accents too.
Both are pretty languages but I think I prefer the sound of Norwegian more, even if Swedish is the more practical choice (number of speakers, etc). I speak French and German natively and want to learn Norwegian soon!
You can do it!!
Haha. It's always funny to see you make videos with our dear Nordic neighbors. :)
Sven (or Martin) please do more Swedish vs Norwegian but with longer phrases and that makes sense lol Thank you
This should be called Danish vs Norwegian since he is from Skåne
exactly
Scanian
@Itickleapplestodeath not if u ask any swede thats not from there.. most of us just want to give it back to Denmark.
@Itickleapplestodeath i wouldnt call it a lie. more of an exaduration. but from my part of sweden when we talk about skåne thats pretty much what it sounds like.things like "Denmark should had kept it" is not very uncommon. Doubt that we accually mean it tough but i think it comes down to all the shootings and imigration problems in malmö.
GI' OS SKÅNE TILBAGE!
I aced it all. A shame nobody witnessed it.
Norwegian and Swedish is like comparing Russian and Ukrainian languages and nationality.
Eugene Derry Russians and ukrainians are the same nation
@@АрутАрутюнян-з8м lol, what a bull*hit.
Also no, Ukrainian is quite different from Russian. The proper comparison would be Belarus and Ukrainian.
@Lars what are u taling about "fuu", Ukrainians are brothers with Russians in now way, why would you even compare them? Ukrainians and Belarusian have the some origin instead.
Well that explains why your pronunciation is a bit different from what I'm being taught in my language course. Influences from Skåne. I can hear differences in pronunciation, but can't attach that to the different regions yet. I think that will take me several years of living in Sweden. Not to mention the really localized dialects...
I was in Copenhagen just a couple of weeks ago and "understood" "everything" "perfectly" ;)
Sønderjysk VS Svensk!!!!! Gør det nu!^^
It´s like comparing Spanish with Portuguese.
she is friggin' GORGEOUS.
I'm from Denmark and I understand swedish and Norweigan/jeg forstår både norsk og svensk.
I love the cameraman's accent and laugh lol
She's so pretty. Stole my heart
Could you guys understand each other speaking everybody your own languages?
Yes. I am from Denmark, as long as they don't speak fast or have a heavy dialect it is rather easy
no it is not
***** well i never go to sweden or denmark,,, and did i say that i equal the poplutation
***** no
swedes and norwegians understand eachother but have trouble understanding danes. No one understand icelandic or finnish :P
Som svensk, förstår jag norska mer än skånska
(As a Swede, I understand Norwegian more than Scanian).
I got a hard time believing you. Scanian uses the exact same language as you do, while norwegian doesn't. I think you are just messing around like a lot of swedish people do when it comes to the scanian accent.
@@MrFasho123 Not really. They understand East Norwegian better, but probably not the rest.
@@lmatt88 I know because I live in Sweden and most people claiming they dont understand scanian just say it to mock scanian people and when they actually talk with scanians either by scanians being at where they live or if they visit scania (which ALOT of swedes do) they have no issues with scanian accent. The only scanian I can see that they can have issues with is people with very old and broad scanian that is from the country and they barely exist these days.
@@MrFasho123 Yes they do joke about it. But eastern Norwegian dialects are easier to understand for a central Swede than Scanian.
@@MrFasho123 Norwegian and Swedish are basically the same language.
Interesting video. I noticed some similarities there. Similar diference between Ukrainian and Belarusian (84% of common lexicology). According to the official data, Ukrainian is more similar to Belarusian, Polish (70% of common lexicology), Slovakian (68%). Ukrainian and russian languages have 62% of common lexicology, it's less, but not strange. Because Ukrainian and Belarusian languages came from East Slavic, but the russian did not. The russian is more similar to Bulgarian (73-74% of common lexicology).
I doesn't really work when a Swedish Person is from like Skåne.
Jag lär mig svenska och jag tycker om den här videon.
wow Swedish is very similar to Norwegian
Its pretty much the same but as a swede hearing norwegian its like hearing a child speak. Guess the same applies vice versa.
efcpl If you have like a conversation, you would understand each other, right?
Sure and no need for subtitles when watching each others TV. Then offcourse there are more difficult dialects in parts of both Norway and Sweden that makes it harder to understand.
efcpl That's so cool I didn't know that thanks for the info
The Norwegian will have a better understanding for both Danish and Swedish. The Danes... well let's say they got drunk and never sobered up.
hvorfor har en svensker og en nordmand brug for at tale engelsk til hinanden? Helt ærligt, så svært er det ikke at forstå
I'm a Spanish American looking to learn a Nordic language. I've decided against Danish (at least for now) but can't decide between Swedish or Norwegian. Could you guys tell me which one would be easier and/or more beneficial to learn in the long run? I love the cultures, history, and languages and would like to visit one day.
She is delightful and her Swedish is perfectly beautiful to my ears, anyway.
Shes speaking norwegian the man is speaking swedish
She is also speaking Swedish when she tries to imitate Martin, and she is also speaking Norwegian.
I speak some Swedish and I can understand a decent amount of Norwegian
So, Swedish is tonal and they have different accents and words for some things... It seems to me that there is more difference between rp English and Scots or hoch Deutsch (High German) and Austrian German.
Norwegian also has pitch accent.
1:53 her Swedish is better than his xD She speaks clean and cute swedish (Rix svenska) while he speaks with an ugly fkin accent.
his accent (skånska) is basicly half danish.
Käften
+Faronstream S käften själv din jävla halv dansk
Men vad fan?? Sluta hata på skåne, och danskar..omoget liksom..vi bor alla i ett och samma land!
Sara Marika Tig kvinna, tillbaks till köket med dig och gör lite nytta
These are not fun as we are so similar and close genetically, linguistically and culturally being Scandinavian/Germanic and we all grow up being fluent by default in each other’s languages. I was never taught neither Danish or Swedish, but due to the exposure through media, music and TV shows/movies, I understand. Norwegian is closer to Swedish, and the majority of us has Swedes in our family, my aunt and my 3rd cousin’s husband is a Swede as well. Written wise, we’re basically Danish, but Norwegianified. Norway was also under both Swedish and Danish rule. We have over 100, if not thousands of dialects, and some was influenced by German/Dutch, and others Danish, Swedish, Finnish and Russian.
D låter fan som tjejen e svensk när hon försöker prata svenska ahaha
Officially, as a lithuanian living in Norway 30 km away from sweden i laughed my ass off XD
Dovydas Guzulaitis is your ass beautiful?
Skånska är på riktigt den fulaste dialekt som finns
Without the black and grey, his sweater would be a colour template from which all the Nordic flags can be made.
Both languages are almost the same if I'm not mistaken at least this is how I found in this video
Difference between Swedish and Norwegian is like difference between Czech and Slovak or Czech and Polish. It sounds very similar :)
The sadness IS real! Poor cucumber :(
Wait...was that Niclas from ROSMT behind the camera?
+David “Einherjar133” Mužík Who else could it possibly have been? ;)
Swedish has lots of dialects as well. It is everything from the islands that once were Danish, Åland, Gotland, Skåne, Dalarna, Stockholm, Lappland and all along the Norwegian border (influenced by Norwegian) + more. Norwegian has 8-10 main dialect areas. Danish also has more dialect areas than you would think. At least Denmark had. They're now dying because they're so different from the most productive dialect which is the Copenhagen dialect. The most interesting thing about Danish dialects is the infamous "artikkel-grænsen" on Jutland which is where you find the frontier for the continental and British prefixed definite article. das Haus and the house. In South West Jutish they say/said 'a hus'. The same prefixed definite article as in continental European and British. In Scandinavian it is postfixed definite article 'huset'. 'Det bor en familje i a hus.'
Hon snackar ju förfan bättre svenska än vad han gör hahah
I'm half Swedish half Norwegian. So which side should I choose
both
Swedish and Norwegian are Germanic languages, just like English.
except english is west germanic so they are little similiar
swedish norwegian and danish is north germanic nordic languages
Sweden vs Spanish !!!!
Tyckte norskan var bättre på Svenska än skåningen 😂
Norwegian: *_SINGS FREEZING MOON BY MAYHEM_*
Rip Dead
sometimes the languages are the same but you choose words that is different. I mean, you can say ”kräftan är dödlig” in swedish too.
Swedish are best people in this planet
They should compare Skåne's Swedish and Bergen's Norwegian.
Why do the short sentences for the languages that are practically dialects but do long sentences for the languages that don't even come from the same language group???
what...?
I'm From Norway
As quickly as i heard he was from skåne i cklicked away from the video
Nice they picked a guy from skåne, THIS GUY DOESNT REPRESENT SWEDEN, skåne is like the texas och sweden
oi dere snakker veldig bra norsk
Hiii, where did you say you are from man, from which city in Sweden ? your Swedish accent is awesome!
Norwegian sounds like if dutch and german had a babe. Which is funny because thats kind of what happened
Swedish-Norwegian is the most pointless language challenge
OLAV THE VIKING ikke enig
Iliya Chervyachuk å virkelig, hva kan være enklere å forstå en svensk som Nordmann eller omvendt?
Jeg forstår alt veldig bra, det er ikke viktig hvem er du, hvis det er folk som finner denne videoen interessant
How is it that I find Norwegian more relatable than the other two? No jokes!
Norwegian Og Course 🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴
Camera man's audio keeps switching from left to right..
I admire people who are fluent in multiple languages, I'm only fluent in 2, English and bullshit.............................................
But ukranian man must not understand Russian. I dont understand ukranian. And if both of us don't understand opposite language - it would be funny how each of us will repeat different phrases
If any English speakers want to know what it's like for a Norwegian to listen to a Swede or vice versa, look into the Scots language. It's a separate language, but if you've never heard of mutual intelligibility, you'd swear they were just speaking English with a thick Scottish accent.
Jumpy the Hat Scotts speak Gaelic celtic language
Almost NO difference :p
I'm Norwegian!!
🇳🇴
Man, Jag gillar verkligen din skjorta XD
I'm french and for me Norwegian is little easier
Sorgen in german means worries. is it a false friend, never thought that.
they are close enough .. But both are more beauty than Danish hahahhahah
No offense but to a naive native English speaker. they tend to sound like the basis of Klingon.
This is a great series but the sentences are stupid and too short. Cucumbers having cancer is not a useful phrase to learn or even listen to.
Nå dude taler skånske, som er en meget speciel dialekt og helt forskellig fra Standard svensk, så det er ikke meget informativt for folk, der aldrig har hørt svensk eller norsk før. Standard svensk er langt mere ligner den norske, at pigen taler.
press f for cucumber
Both languages sound great but the examples are rather stupid and ridiculous!
why Girls from Sweden, Norway or Denmark are so beautiful?
So when did the Scandinavian language/ norse split into Swedish, Norwegian and danish
alla som är från Sverige räck upp handen 🙋
yeah maybe they shouldn't have used a skåning for this...
Fast wie Plattdütsch🙈
So terminal means deadly. Incurable would be chronic.
I like the idea of the video, I like Scandinavian languages and I think it's cool that you put the comparison of Swedish and Norwegian into it, but why those sentences? I don't think it's very appropriate and it feels like you're making fun of it. I don't want to seem like a complaining bitch, cuz again, I like the video, but I just had to get that off my chest, takk :)
Elize Wolff Agreed! I've lost way too many of my dear cucumbers to cancer to find this even remotely funny 😭
Would've been better if the challenge was to communicate a phrase in one language, and have the other side figure out what it was. Or, have a 1-minute conversation in Norwegian/Swedish with NO English allowed, and see what made sense.
He speaks a southern dialect which sounds like shit, it's not Swedish :P
Both are similar languages
Norwegian seems to be bridge of Danish and Swedish
Yo Mikey! Yup, it's basically pretty much a mix of Danish and Swedish. I speak Swedish, so I'd know.
@@mrmatt1165 are you Swedish?
@@mikeylejan8849 American, unfortunately, but I can speak the language pretty well.
I'm gonna play this game with my fiance. She speaks aramaic and I speak Hebrew... it's actually pretty fun :)
Je er fra Solør og je må oversætte det je seier tell Oslo dialækt tell slæktningen mine i Horten eller Oslo området
And the bosnian one was wrong.
'Ljubav pobjeđuje sve'.
'objava' as a verb doesn't even exist.