Oh! Yes, this was extremely helpful. Especially, since you spelled the words. Along with saying the pronunciation. You see, IM learning Swedish. I happen to B totally blind. The spelling of the word along with your pronunciation as I mentioned previously, was extremely helpful it actually made sense! Thank you so much!
Thank you for your kind words! I very much appreciate it. If I am able to help others by sharing my own experiences, it makes it all worthwhile. I like to imagine what would have helped me understand quicker in the beginning and present it in that way. You are very welcome, thank you for watching!
Good question! Those can be difficult and easy to mix up, especially o and u. I cover all the letters in my alphabet video, but I'll do another one to answer this and go into more detail.
I know I'm late but the Öland and Åland wasn''t quite right. It'needs an even stronger stress at the beginning of the Ö and Å. Similar to how you stress the O in Poland.
I just checked and I heard it too that so I know what you mean. I was deliberately putting more emphasis on both the Å and Ö however, as it's what helped me learn. Saying both normally today I don't sound like that.
Oh! Yes, this was extremely helpful. Especially, since you spelled the words. Along with saying the pronunciation. You see, IM learning Swedish. I happen to B totally blind. The spelling of the word along with your pronunciation as I mentioned previously, was extremely helpful it actually made sense! Thank you so much!
Thank you for your kind words! I very much appreciate it. If I am able to help others by sharing my own experiences, it makes it all worthwhile. I like to imagine what would have helped me understand quicker in the beginning and present it in that way. You are very welcome, thank you for watching!
Now what's the difference between O (when pronounced as /o/, and not /u/) and Å?🤔
Good question! Those can be difficult and easy to mix up, especially o and u. I cover all the letters in my alphabet video, but I'll do another one to answer this and go into more detail.
I know I'm late but the Öland and Åland wasn''t quite right. It'needs an even stronger stress at the beginning of the Ö and Å. Similar to how you stress the O in Poland.
I just checked and I heard it too that so I know what you mean. I was deliberately putting more emphasis on both the Å and Ö however, as it's what helped me learn. Saying both normally today I don't sound like that.