The "oof" sad moment made me laugh so much! This series is definitely a FUN way to learn swedish, it is educational and entertaining. I am starting my Swedish course in Lund in a few weeks so I am excited to get a head start with these videos :P.
8:00 Utfart/Infart comes from german, where fahrt means a journey/trip (noun form of the verb 'fahren', which means to drive or go somewhere). In Swedish, the equivalent verb is 'fara', which sounds a bit old fashioned and 'åka' eller 'köra' is probably more common nowadays. This verb has two noun forms in Swedish actually! 'Fart', which is very uncommon nowadays, and 'Färd', also not very common but more frequent than 'fart'. Interestingly though, 'fart' has remained in utfart/infart!
Thank you so much, all your videos that I have watched are quite helpful to improve my Swedish language and I recommend all my friends to watch and learn from you. All your videos if I watcher or haven't watched are fantastic. Respect from Myanmar( Burma). Jag bor i Stockholm nu.
Al principio pensé que me costaría trabajo la "u" corta y larga, pero cuando dijiste que una es con flojera y la otra suena como la "u" normal en español, me facilitó muchísimo el aprendizaje. Muchas gracias por tus videos. Me ayudan muchísimo para complementar con otros materiales para aprender sueco n.n
Thanks for your explanations, as a native speaker of a language with only 5 vowels (spanish) i'm struggling a lot with swedish vowels, half of them sounds the same to me
I totally understand! That is one of the trickiest parts, the ear training. También hablamos español, así que entendemos muy bien el problema de los hispanoparlantes con el sueco. Muchas cosas de nuestros videos y las explicaciones de las vocales tienen a los que hablan español en mente :)
That is a great idea! You are not alone, "en" and "ett" is probably one of the hardest things to get completely perfect in Swedish. 😅 But the good news is that... it is not THAT important. 😉 If you use "en" when you should use "ett", people will still understand you.
The difference is grammatical gender. Basically, Swedish has two grammatical genders for nouns: gendered and neuter. However it is quite simple. ‐ For gendered nouns, you use en, den, den här/där, etc. - For neuter nouns (genderless), you use ett, det, det här/där, etc. Gendered example: En hund... den här hunden... Neuter example: Ett barn... det här barnet...
In this case the swedish word FART in the word utFART derives from the word FARA wich in this case means to drive/to travel. FART also means "speed", but not in this case.
does anyone knows what sounds like an "ugh" sound in swedish? like, it's pronounced very back in the throat and somewhat nasally. i started noticing this weird sound while watching a swedish series on netflix, it always catch me off guard.
Hejsan från Österrike :-) your videos are such fun really! but sometimes I'm confused ... in German we have the vowel Ü which sounds like your long U like f.i. in hus, ljud, druvan or utom (or in skulle which maybe doesn't follow the rules?). But our Ü also sounds like your Y in lyfta, betyda, sylt ... to my ears these two vowels sound very, very similar and I wonder how differently should I pronounce almost identical words so that Swedish people don't get confused - words like nu och ny eller buk och byk?
Fellow native German speaker here - one thing that's been helping me is to think of the Swedish U as a mix between the German U and Ü sounds, whereas Y is more of a mix between Ü and I.
I love your videos!! Hope you make more. I wish you'd introduced yourself too. Vad heter du? Also, complete side note, but please make a video where you drop your hair care routine, your hair is lush!!!
Hej Pixie! Thanks for your sweet comment. I am glad you like the videos. I am a bit shy and want all the focus to be on the Swedish and not on me but who knows, maybe some day ;) P.S Today I am having a really bad hair-day so your comment really cheered me up!
The difference is grammatical gender. Basically, Swedish has two grammatical genders for nouns: gendered and neuter. However it is quite simple. ‐ For gendered nouns, you use en, den, den här/där, etc. - For neuter nouns (genderless), you use ett, det, det här/där, etc. Gendered example: En hund... den här hunden... Neuter example: Ett barn... det här barnet...
Man säger inte Upp med ett U när man uttalar ordet. Talspråk och skriftspråk är inte samma sak. Ordet UPP uttalas faktiskt med ett Ö. Man ska öpp fast det stavas upp.
@Hartvig Flögh Nej jag är från Närke. Ni stockholmare har en egen dialekt. Ja vi säger också Uggla med u och ögla med ö. Två helt olika saker. Har aldrig hört någon uttala uggla som öggla. Ordet jag prata om var ordet Upp som vi uttalar öpp. Som i jag får inte öpp burken. Bor i Blekinge nu. Inte heller här hör jag att de säger Upp de säger öpp här med. De jag har hört iaf. U uttalas som Ö i vissa ord bara. Men fortfarande så uttalas inte alla ord precis som de stavas. Det gör inte ens ni med alla ord. Det missar hon ibland att påpeka. T ex vi säger att vi ska till Vass-stena. (Det är faktiskt den korrekta uttalet) Men det stavas Vadstena. Halva Sverige inkl Närke äter Kex och uttalar det så. Medans restan av Sverige inkl Göteborg och Småland uttalar det tjäx. Eller ett annat exempel på att ord inte alltid uttalas som det stavas. Ramlösa uttalas Rammlösa.
@@annikaswanberg2286 rikssvenskt uttal av "upp" är med kort U. du kanske snarare säger "opp" (vilket i dagens riksspråk knappast förekommer) med Ô, vilket är en annan sak. ser inte problemet med att lära ut rikssvenskt uttal.
The "oof" sad moment made me laugh so much! This series is definitely a FUN way to learn swedish, it is educational and entertaining. I am starting my Swedish course in Lund in a few weeks so I am excited to get a head start with these videos :P.
Nobody really likes exceptions 😅 *sad times*
Good luck in your course! 😻
laughing hysterically at utfart.. and you are so funny! love this channel!
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8:00 Utfart/Infart comes from german, where fahrt means a journey/trip (noun form of the verb 'fahren', which means to drive or go somewhere). In Swedish, the equivalent verb is 'fara', which sounds a bit old fashioned and 'åka' eller 'köra' is probably more common nowadays. This verb has two noun forms in Swedish actually! 'Fart', which is very uncommon nowadays, and 'Färd', also not very common but more frequent than 'fart'. Interestingly though, 'fart' has remained in utfart/infart!
Thank you so much, all your videos that I have watched are quite helpful to improve my Swedish language and I recommend all my friends to watch and learn from you. All your videos if I watcher or haven't watched are fantastic. Respect from Myanmar( Burma). Jag bor i Stockholm nu.
Thank you so much for your kind message, it makes us really happy
You are a great teacher 💗
Thank you! 😃 💗
Thank God I found your channel ❤️ before start to join SFI at least something in my head to remember.
Happy to hear you feel that way! Good luck with your Swedish studies :)
Al principio pensé que me costaría trabajo la "u" corta y larga, pero cuando dijiste que una es con flojera y la otra suena como la "u" normal en español, me facilitó muchísimo el aprendizaje. Muchas gracias por tus videos. Me ayudan muchísimo para complementar con otros materiales para aprender sueco n.n
Me alegro mucho de que los videos esten ayudando y que puedas sentir el progreso!
You are absolutely genius teacher! Thank you!
Thank you! 😃
Here were the legends born ❤
Jag gillade videon. Tack så mycket.
Thanks for your explanations, as a native speaker of a language with only 5 vowels (spanish) i'm struggling a lot with swedish vowels, half of them sounds the same to me
I totally understand! That is one of the trickiest parts, the ear training.
También hablamos español, así que entendemos muy bien el problema de los hispanoparlantes con el sueco. Muchas cosas de nuestros videos y las explicaciones de las vocales tienen a los que hablan español en mente :)
Una cosa linda que tienen en común nuestros idiomas es el sonido fuerte de la R
I laughed so hard when I saw the 'fartkontrol' sign😅😅😂 plus the fart sounds just make it worse!
Great video tack så mycket. Can you please make a video on using 'en' and 'ett', I am really confused, when to use these words. Tack
That is a great idea!
You are not alone, "en" and "ett" is probably one of the hardest things to get completely perfect in Swedish. 😅
But the good news is that... it is not THAT important. 😉 If you use "en" when you should use "ett", people will still understand you.
@@FunSwedish Tack så mycket :)
The difference is grammatical gender. Basically, Swedish has two grammatical genders for nouns: gendered and neuter. However it is quite simple.
‐ For gendered nouns, you use en, den, den här/där, etc.
- For neuter nouns (genderless), you use ett, det, det här/där, etc.
Gendered example: En hund... den här hunden...
Neuter example: Ett barn... det här barnet...
In this case the swedish word FART in the word utFART derives from the word FARA wich in this case means to drive/to travel.
FART also means "speed", but not in this case.
Thank you so much for the video! I have been learning Swedish and your videos are very good and it helps me! 👍🏻
Happy to hear that! 😍
Tack🌹🌷🌺
I love your channel and your Instagram account, you helped me so much to understand this language 💓
I'm so glad! Happy to help!
I love your videos!!! I’m learning trough Duolingo but with these videos it helps a lot !!! 🙏🙏
I'm so glad! Keep going! More videos are coming ;)
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Same like really same
i really love to learn and it is fun thanks alot!
Happy to hear that!
Love your videos!!! And, they’re really helping me to learn Swedish !!!
I'm so glad!
Your videos are so helpful to understand Swedish. I find answers to my questions.
Happy to hear that! 😍😍
does anyone knows if the word Busig has the long i?
it has the short "i" but a very long "u"
@@FunSwedish tack!
does anyone knows what sounds like an "ugh" sound in swedish? like, it's pronounced very back in the throat and somewhat nasally. i started noticing this weird sound while watching a swedish series on netflix, it always catch me off guard.
Look at her video on the SJ or "seven" sound. That may be what you are referring to.
Hejsan från Österrike :-) your videos are such fun really! but sometimes I'm confused ... in German we have the vowel Ü which sounds like your long U like f.i. in hus, ljud, druvan or utom (or in skulle which maybe doesn't follow the rules?). But our Ü also sounds like your Y in lyfta, betyda, sylt ... to my ears these two vowels sound very, very similar and I wonder how differently should I pronounce almost identical words so that Swedish people don't get confused - words like nu och ny eller buk och byk?
Fellow native German speaker here - one thing that's been helping me is to think of the Swedish U as a mix between the German U and Ü sounds, whereas Y is more of a mix between Ü and I.
Good to know!!
@@larsnienberg5488danke!!! Das habe ich mir auch gedacht.
I thought the German ”ü” is pronounced like the Swedish ”y”, like in ”führer” for example.
I love your videos!! Hope you make more. I wish you'd introduced yourself too. Vad heter du?
Also, complete side note, but please make a video where you drop your hair care routine, your hair is lush!!!
Hej Pixie! Thanks for your sweet comment. I am glad you like the videos. I am a bit shy and want all the focus to be on the Swedish and not on me but who knows, maybe some day ;) P.S Today I am having a really bad hair-day so your comment really cheered me up!
"Fartkontrol" got me good
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Tack så mycket
Tack själv!
Jättebra men get för us how do we usually use ett och en
Great idea for a future video!
The difference is grammatical gender. Basically, Swedish has two grammatical genders for nouns: gendered and neuter. However it is quite simple.
‐ For gendered nouns, you use en, den, den här/där, etc.
- For neuter nouns (genderless), you use ett, det, det här/där, etc.
Gendered example: En hund... den här hunden...
Neuter example: Ett barn... det här barnet...
@@ashhalcyon Ett stol, en bord ...
@@Nubbe999 | Ja, jättebra 👍
@@Nubbe999 Tvärtom. Det heter En stol den här stolen
Ett bord det här bordet
Bravo!
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It literally sounds the same as "ü" in the Turkish language
Then it will be easy for you 😁
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What is your name?
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You ar cooooooool
Thank you! 😍
After corona you wanna meet an greet mi?
I wish we had Fartkontrol signs in America, we're TOTALLY mature enough for them...
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Trust me your funny ......
Thank you... ?
Man säger inte Upp med ett U när man uttalar ordet. Talspråk och skriftspråk är inte samma sak. Ordet UPP uttalas faktiskt med ett Ö. Man ska öpp fast det stavas upp.
Uttalet på upp varierar mycket beroende på vilken dialekt man har.
@Hartvig Flögh Nej jag är från Närke. Ni stockholmare har en egen dialekt. Ja vi säger också Uggla med u och ögla med ö. Två helt olika saker. Har aldrig hört någon uttala uggla som öggla. Ordet jag prata om var ordet Upp som vi uttalar öpp. Som i jag får inte öpp burken. Bor i Blekinge nu. Inte heller här hör jag att de säger Upp de säger öpp här med. De jag har hört iaf. U uttalas som Ö i vissa ord bara. Men fortfarande så uttalas inte alla ord precis som de stavas. Det gör inte ens ni med alla ord. Det missar hon ibland att påpeka. T ex vi säger att vi ska till Vass-stena. (Det är faktiskt den korrekta uttalet) Men det stavas Vadstena. Halva Sverige inkl Närke äter Kex och uttalar det så. Medans restan av Sverige inkl Göteborg och Småland uttalar det tjäx. Eller ett annat exempel på att ord inte alltid uttalas som det stavas. Ramlösa uttalas Rammlösa.
@@annikaswanberg2286 rikssvenskt uttal av "upp" är med kort U. du kanske snarare säger "opp" (vilket i dagens riksspråk knappast förekommer) med Ô, vilket är en annan sak. ser inte problemet med att lära ut rikssvenskt uttal.