(I'll end the timestamps later I swear) 0:09 Hicups - Hicka (thick "k") 0:50 Bless you - Prosit (weak "r") 0:58 Thank you - Tak (as you read it) 1:07 Cute - Söt (pronounced as Seot, but as an adjective is Sott) 1:45 Happy Birthday - Grattis på födelsedagen (weak but remaining t, pao, foaldesedoggen) 2:26 Congratulations - Grattis (weak remaining t). Another form of happy bday 2:51 Victory - Seger (seager. Sounds way too similar to Yeager......) 3:06 Hospital - Sjukhus (hyukus) Sjuk (hyuk, weak k) - Sick hus (jhus) - House 3:35 Rainbow - Rengbåge (Reng boagge = eren yeager?????. Weak a) 4:01 Spoon 4:12 Chocolate 4:27 Give it your all! 5:06 Valentine's day 5:23 Strawberry 5:58 Orange 6:21 Apple 6:36 Orange Juice 6:47 "I didn't sign up for this" 7:01 Castle As someone who doesn't speak swedish, this is how I hear the pronounciation! It might seem weird because I'm not a native english speaker either hehe. Feel free to correct me!
I would like to add some corrections on the spelling on two of these as I was reading, now I don't speak enough Swedish anymore (despite having been born there and still living there) but regardless. Thank you - Tack Rainbow - Regnbåge
I noticed that Swedish is very similar to Dutch and German in some ways, for example: the 'hiss sound' and the kind of "flat" pronunciation of words 'slott' can also mean 'castle' in Dutch but just with one 't' the fact that a strawberry literally translates to 'earth geezer' when in Dutch and German that's 'earth berry' 'orange' in Dutch is 'sinaasappel' (tho in german it's 'Orange') which is kind of similar to 'appelsin', just flipped
@@1nt9rn9t-dudewillheim2 yes they are, though Dutch and German are West Germanic and Swedish is North Germanic, which is why Dutch and German sound quite similar but Swedish isn’t very similar (at least in pronunciation). Only Frisian (from the north of the Netherlands) sounds a lot like Swedish
I mean, the nordic languages are all like sister languages. You’d probably have the same or similar experience with Norwegian and Icelandic (not finish though, finish isn’t a nordic language). I say this confidently as a Swede who has been to both Denmark and Norway.
@@1nt9rn9t-dudewillheim2 no I don't understand Icelandic (I had two friends that spoke it) its too different, Norwegian? Eh- maybe. I think Swedish people have it easier there. Danish people for the most part only really understand swedish since it's th3 closest. Otherwise we are all pretty dumb
Thank you rinn for the swedish learning comp!! I always want to learn another language even if it's only a little. He's so cutee when he knows we're learning swedish, that makes me want to learn moree. Im agree with ike, when people who doesnt speak your local language want to start learning, it feels really warm and wholesome
Thank you for the compilation! Btw for the bless you response it is “oh, tack” instead of “oh, tak”, the word tak in Swedish means roof. But otherwise great job👍🏻
note on the "jordgubbe" part we also say "jorden" when refering to the earth as a planet. jord by itself is usually refered to the ground/earth, and also when we go out and buy soil we refer to it as "jord" too id personally call "jord gubbe" an old soilman in the literal sense lol "gubbe" is usually a term for old man, usually used in a derogatory manner (kinda like ojisan), but it can be used in an endearing way, such as "little dude" we could say "lilla gubbe" and fun fact: pippi lonstocking's horse is called lilla gubben (the little dude)! :D also i like how ike can (probably) spell long words correctly, but can't spell apelsin lmaoooo
Ike accidentally spelled "Apelsin" wrong, but for a good reason. In Swedish "Apelsin" is pronounced as if it is spelled as "appelsin" (the distinction between a "short a" and a "long a" is signalled by the repetition of the following consonant), thus the confusion. Considering that Ike had to juggle two to three languages in his brain at all times, I don't blame him at all. 💙🇸🇪 I hope this helps!
i'm learning swedish on duolingo but i didn't know the fun facts because duolingo is very good for learning but it concentrates just only on learning the important things and not the little things that still need to be known, this little swedish silly man is so wholesome and he's even teaching us swedish aaaa 😭❤️
Жаль, я полностью ввела первое слово в переводчик, и он перевёл это как "гипернервокустическая диафрагматическая контравибрация", хотя мог просто написать, что это икота xd Как же красиво звучит иностранный язык, который не знаешь, люблю это
On the "orange" moment I was a bit surprised. 'cause, yk, orange(as a fruit) in Russian "Appelsin"(Апельсин) as well, I found it funny and unexpected, a bit.
I’m learning Swedish atm and this is helping sm lol I’m German and it will be my 6th language to speak, some word are similar to German like Regenbogen is Rainbow and Regnbåge is similar lol
Swedish is really similar to German. It may not sound the same at all but for example, the words that are made of two different words, can be literally translated to German at it would mean the same. (Not sure if I could express myself correctly, my English isn’t that good)
0:58 It's actually spellt Oh, tack, not "Oh, tak" I don't mean anything bad i'm just pointing out spelling mistakes in swedish. I'm rubbish at spelling in English anyways so people are free to correct any of my mistakes
As much as I love hearing someone speak Swedish, the pronunciation triggers me at the same time. I speak Swedish, it's my native language, but I'm not from Sweden. I'm from Finland and we speak finno-swedish (Finlandssvenska). It's the exact same grammar, we just pronounce words differently. In my opinion, finno-swedish is easier to pronounce than Swedish. However I am happy when someone speaks Swedish because you don't hear it much on the internet.
hypernervoaukistiskakontravibrationer ✌️😁💙 hyper - large nervo - nerves aukustiska - sound kontra - against vibrationer - vibrations large vibrations causing sounds caused by nerves, in other words. :)
Ärligt talat så blev jag fundersam när han skrev det. Den rätta stavningen är ju såklart "Apelsin" men normalt sett så skulle man uttala A och P som "aaaaap" och inte "app". Tänk "Katt" till exempel. Tar man bort ett T så skulle det uttalas "kaat".
@@aoneko6813 jomen precis! undrar lite över vad det är som gjorde att specifikt det ordet blev lite fel, känns inte som en dialektal grej men han stavade rätt på allt annat så på något sätt får det mig att ställa mig frågande :-0 om jag förstått det rätt bor han väl inte i Sverige? eller? men han har ju en TYDLIG dialekt
Its funny cuz in my main language(czech) we have the letter “ch” which pronounces almost the same as “sj” in swedish😂 (btw if i wrote anything the wrong way sorry- as I said english is not my main language, I’m 13)
![Ike’s Swedish stream highlights :] (ENG SUB)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/W5H-uk-Q93c/mqdefault.jpg)
(I'll end the timestamps later I swear)
0:09 Hicups - Hicka (thick "k")
0:50 Bless you - Prosit (weak "r")
0:58 Thank you - Tak (as you read it)
1:07 Cute - Söt (pronounced as Seot, but as an adjective is Sott)
1:45 Happy Birthday - Grattis på födelsedagen (weak but remaining t, pao, foaldesedoggen)
2:26 Congratulations - Grattis (weak remaining t). Another form of happy bday
2:51 Victory - Seger (seager. Sounds way too similar to Yeager......)
3:06 Hospital - Sjukhus (hyukus)
Sjuk (hyuk, weak k) - Sick
hus (jhus) - House
3:35 Rainbow - Rengbåge (Reng boagge = eren yeager?????. Weak a)
4:01 Spoon
4:12 Chocolate
4:27 Give it your all!
5:06 Valentine's day
5:23 Strawberry
5:58 Orange
6:21 Apple
6:36 Orange Juice
6:47 "I didn't sign up for this"
7:01 Castle
As someone who doesn't speak swedish, this is how I hear the pronounciation! It might seem weird because I'm not a native english speaker either hehe. Feel free to correct me!
I would like to add some corrections on the spelling on two of these as I was reading, now I don't speak enough Swedish anymore (despite having been born there and still living there) but regardless.
Thank you - Tack
Rainbow - Regnbåge
@@sTribak99 thank you!
You write "thank you" tack with a "c"
thx so kind of u
Ike: *explaining hospital*
Me: THAT HOUSE IS SICK 😎🤙
Well in indonesia we call hospital 'rumah sakit' rumah = house, sakit = sick
@@GyuuKyuu OH SAKIT HELP IT MEANS SOMETHING RELATED TO HURT OR OUCH IN TAGALOG
@@Scar4m0uch1 YEAHH SAKIT ALSO MEAN HURT IN INDONESIANN, but for ouch we said 'aduh'
@@GyuuKyuu Ouch for us is Aray! :D
Ike: *Teaching us Quilldren how to speak Swedish*
Me who already speaks it: *Interesting!*
Same. It's so funny to watch these even though I'm fluent.
I’m Norwegian so it’s kinda the same
Same😂✋🏻
Same lol
Obey me profile picture :0
ike is better than duollingo
Yeah
That's true
Facts
At least Ike doesn't tell you to say "the elephant is drinking milk" or something like that
Everything is better than Duolingo lol
"you do remember my birthday, don't you?"
did this happen after vox messed up and forgot ike's birthday 😭
also thank u for this compilation tskr
It was before...:") tears in my eyes
When i hear this i can hear vox scribbling those sentences on his reminder calendar lmao
He kinda sounds like a Google translator LMAO, especially when he said the Swedish word for hiccups 😶🖐🏻
It's always a fun time learning Swedish with Ike, we all get a little bit of knowledge and he always seems happy to share with us 💙
him speaking Swedish always reminds me of Kiara speaking German. Both a pleasant experience
Yes some words really sound like german
Grüße an alle die deutsch sprechen
推しの母国語配信おいしいよねぇ……………
よく慣れているせいか、アイクの声がスウェーデン語に合っているからか、非常に良いです…………🙏
As someone who speaks Swedish, I felt like I became a 4 year old kid again haha
Lmao same
he said page 69 and I choked on my water so hard
"it's quiz time :)"
aight imma head out LMAO
bout to learn fluent swedish for ike fr 💯
Lycka till!
So he is swedish and he fluents in english and he knows a survival amount of japanese. How talent is this guy ~~~
2:19
its like how i sometimes say the phrase happy birthday 💀
"Happy anniversary of birth, ________!"
I noticed that Swedish is very similar to Dutch and German in some ways, for example:
the 'hiss sound' and the kind of "flat" pronunciation of words
'slott' can also mean 'castle' in Dutch but just with one 't'
the fact that a strawberry literally translates to 'earth geezer' when in Dutch and German that's 'earth berry'
'orange' in Dutch is 'sinaasappel' (tho in german it's 'Orange') which is kind of similar to 'appelsin', just flipped
I'm dutch aswell! We do say 'appelsien' for orange, it's so funny to see the resemblances
It’s not to much of a surprise, they’re all Germanic Languages if I remember correctly.
@@1nt9rn9t-dudewillheim2 yes they are, though Dutch and German are West Germanic and Swedish is North Germanic, which is why Dutch and German sound quite similar but Swedish isn’t very similar (at least in pronunciation). Only Frisian (from the north of the Netherlands) sounds a lot like Swedish
Yes Orange in German means orange but you can also say 'Appfelsinne'
@@Asmodeus485 oh right that's true
aaah rina thanks for making this im gonna cherish this forever 😭💙 ike speaking swedish is so cute
Ike is always cute
わかる！わかる！わかる！！
As a Swedish speaking Finn it makes so happy to see a vtuber who speaks my language 💙
Ej, I'm also a Swedish speaking Finn! :D
もう、エイプリルフールのスウェーデン語配信は見ましたか？
あれは素晴らしいです！！アイク君の声は、スウェーデン語によく合っています。
in his current stream, he also taught about the differences of Mig, Min, Mitt, and Mina hehehe
i have forgotten those words, but i can remember that by watching the video. It helped, thanks!
ike is really the sweetest person on the internet, the motivating part is tskr, thank u😭
Ahhhh idk why- but I'm Danish and I understood like 70% of everything he said before he explained it and I couldn't help but be happy
I mean, the nordic languages are all like sister languages. You’d probably have the same or similar experience with Norwegian and Icelandic (not finish though, finish isn’t a nordic language). I say this confidently as a Swede who has been to both Denmark and Norway.
@@1nt9rn9t-dudewillheim2 no I don't understand Icelandic (I had two friends that spoke it) its too different, Norwegian? Eh- maybe. I think Swedish people have it easier there. Danish people for the most part only really understand swedish since it's th3 closest. Otherwise we are all pretty dumb
@@neutraliv899 fair enough
Thank you rinn for the swedish learning comp!! I always want to learn another language even if it's only a little. He's so cutee when he knows we're learning swedish, that makes me want to learn moree. Im agree with ike, when people who doesnt speak your local language want to start learning, it feels really warm and wholesome
Thank you for the compilation! Btw for the bless you response it is “oh, tack” instead of “oh, tak”, the word tak in Swedish means roof. But otherwise great job👍🏻
ahh I must've made a mistake; thank you!!
I think "tak" is thank you in Danish. A bit similar with Swedish but definitely with different spellings so people tends to mixed them together.
I learned a little swedish a while back and watching Ike genuinely motivates me to relearn it again
with how limited by braincells into remembering his Swidish Lessons, this compilations helps a lot! Thank you 😭🙏💙💙💙
Lol I've been a quilldren for pretty long while and this clip is the one that introduce me to Ikey
Now hes my Kami oshi ww
7:54 now my incentive would be to send him a supa in swedish
thank you rinrin for the clip!! who knew learning a new language would be so fun~ i hope he'll make a stream in the future where he'd teach us swedish
note on the "jordgubbe" part
we also say "jorden" when refering to the earth as a planet.
jord by itself is usually refered to the ground/earth, and also when we go out and buy soil we refer to it as "jord" too
id personally call "jord gubbe" an old soilman in the literal sense lol
"gubbe" is usually a term for old man, usually used in a derogatory manner (kinda like ojisan), but it can be used in an endearing way, such as "little dude" we could say "lilla gubbe"
and fun fact: pippi lonstocking's horse is called lilla gubben (the little dude)! :D
also i like how ike can (probably) spell long words correctly, but can't spell apelsin lmaoooo
Tbf "apelsin" sounds like it should be spelled as "appelsin", so I completely understand why lol
Ike accidentally spelled "Apelsin" wrong, but for a good reason.
In Swedish "Apelsin" is pronounced as if it is spelled as "appelsin" (the distinction between a "short a" and a "long a" is signalled by the repetition of the following consonant), thus the confusion.
Considering that Ike had to juggle two to three languages in his brain at all times, I don't blame him at all. 💙🇸🇪
I hope this helps!
Why did he sound like a very proud little brother boutta be an uncle at the end part when he was clapping and was like "give yourself a hand!! "
Man I almost got emotional on what he said towards the end 😭💙 thanks for the clip!
For me as Norwegian this is like learning an accent, pretty awesome to understand your neighbors language that easily :D
Legit today I had a dream ike was my literature teacher
Thanks for clipping!! I learnt so much from Ike 💙
i'm learning swedish on duolingo but i didn't know the fun facts because duolingo is very good for learning but it concentrates just only on learning the important things and not the little things that still need to be known, this little swedish silly man is so wholesome and he's even teaching us swedish aaaa 😭❤️
lol awesome~
PS - Thank you! I had to search for all the Swedish words from his streams. Now I don't have to. :)
Жаль, я полностью ввела первое слово в переводчик, и он перевёл это как "гипернервокустическая диафрагматическая контравибрация", хотя мог просто написать, что это икота xd
Как же красиво звучит иностранный язык, который не знаешь, люблю это
For *castle* one can also say ”borg” instead of ”slott”. The ’r’ being a rolling ’r’ and the ’g’ being pronounced like the ’y’ in ’year’ or ’yarn’🙂
Fast ”Borg” betyder snarare ”fortress” än ”slott”.
i write down words that he is teaching us in my phone notes and now there are just lots of Swedish words hah, thank you for the vid!
I lost it at “earth geezer” 😂😂😂
Wouldn’t it be amazing if Ike was a voice in Duolingo? I’d learn so much
sheesh i have learn swedish by Ike and don't need duolingo or any teacher omg Ike senseiii
God...how sweet..
Ike is the most Swedish person that he’s ever Swedished
I'm learning Swedish, I'm using Duolingo, but I really want a stream where Ike just teaches us Quilldren some Swedish
On the "orange" moment I was a bit surprised.
'cause, yk, orange(as a fruit) in Russian "Appelsin"(Апельсин) as well, I found it funny and unexpected, a bit.
even tho I in Sweden n Ik Swedish IT JS HITS DIF HEARING IKE TALK SWEDISH LIKE “!! IK THAT IK WHAT HES SAYING” LMAO
I don't mind learning something that not going into my mind than learing mathematics
Wish he was my language teacher back in Highschool 😭😭
I’m learning Swedish atm and this is helping sm lol I’m German and it will be my 6th language to speak, some word are similar to German like Regenbogen is Rainbow and Regnbåge is similar lol
The moment he misspells apelsin will forever haunt me lmao
as a swedish man my self i find this very fun/intresting.
no but srsly, if ike is my teacher, i would be so attentive in class
Watching this before my Swedish exam lmao
7:14 Why does this feel like an episode of Dora the Explorer
"Thank you"
Proceeds to write roof in swedish *"tak"*
This helped me realize that Swedish is very similar to Norsk! For example, in Norsk, the word for hiccup is "hikke", and "takk" means thanks
Good Work😍😍😍thank you✨tskr
STOP!! I CANT!! I DONT WANT TO FALL IN LOVE 😭😭😭😭😭😭
YOU ARE SO SÖTT IKE
its cool how orange in swedish and russian is the same, made me a bit more confident in learning swedish since my mother tounge is russian...
0:38 히퍼네ㄹ보크투스티스까띠 아ㅍ흐그라마콘트라비ㅎ프라ㅎ온나
Swedish is really similar to German. It may not sound the same at all but for example, the words that are made of two different words, can be literally translated to German at it would mean the same. (Not sure if I could express myself correctly, my English isn’t that good)
0:58 It's actually spellt Oh, tack, not "Oh, tak"
I don't mean anything bad i'm just pointing out spelling mistakes in swedish. I'm rubbish at spelling in English anyways so people are free to correct any of my mistakes
Yes I will always remember Ike birthday cuz somehow it happened that Ike's birthday is the same day as my little sister birthday. Lol
Watching this even though I’m fully fluent in Swedish 😭💀
Why am I watching this when I'm Swedish 🤣 he's so cute.. seriously
different vibe watching the lessons as a swedish person
"i taught you the word for Apple, what was that?"
half of the chat "how tf do you do the Ä?"
As much as I love hearing someone speak Swedish, the pronunciation triggers me at the same time. I speak Swedish, it's my native language, but I'm not from Sweden. I'm from Finland and we speak finno-swedish (Finlandssvenska). It's the exact same grammar, we just pronounce words differently. In my opinion, finno-swedish is easier to pronounce than Swedish. However I am happy when someone speaks Swedish because you don't hear it much on the internet.
0:38 why does he sound like siri helpp hahaha
Okay but…. When he said hiccups slowly he sounded like the male google translate-
His class is better than my teachers
FINNISH PERSON APPROVED
me: *already swedish*
also me: *this is so interesting!*
He should have said what end meant in Swedish😂😂😂 Only the Swedes will know😆
hyper nervous... makon... vibration... er??
hypernervoaukistiskakontravibrationer ✌️😁💙
hyper - large
nervo - nerves
aukustiska - sound
kontra - against
vibrationer - vibrations
large vibrations causing sounds caused by nerves, in other words. :)
Goofy ahh 💀
The only Swedish i know "Javla Finka" if I remembered to spell it correctly
*Jävla fitta
someone has probably already commented this but thank you is "tack" with ck
;^; stava apelsin med två p gulligaste jag sett men VAD är det för dialekt han har jag kaaaaan inte pinpointa den
Ärligt talat så blev jag fundersam när han skrev det. Den rätta stavningen är ju såklart "Apelsin" men normalt sett så skulle man uttala A och P som "aaaaap" och inte "app". Tänk "Katt" till exempel. Tar man bort ett T så skulle det uttalas "kaat".
@@aoneko6813 jomen precis! undrar lite över vad det är som gjorde att specifikt det ordet blev lite fel, känns inte som en dialektal grej men han stavade rätt på allt annat så på något sätt får det mig att ställa mig frågande :-0 om jag förstått det rätt bor han väl inte i Sverige? eller? men han har ju en TYDLIG dialekt
Oh trying to pronounce these along with him made my mouth feel weird LOL
My cat is looking at me funny.
If he was my swedish teacher i will go to his class everyday 😳
Same 😩✨✨✨
the way you say rainbow is almost the same way you say in german ''regenbogen''
if i was there i would have asked what is "end" in sweden , those who get it will get it
swedish so hard ugh
I can understand most of it. Mostly because Im Norwegian 🇳🇴🤝🇸🇪
As a swede, this was so funny to me😭😭
Swedish ppl are so cute they are like 🐱🐱
Just another language i wanna learn, im starting to loose time
i have to point it out but he mistyped apelsin
Page 69
Its funny cuz in my main language(czech) we have the letter “ch” which pronounces almost the same as “sj” in swedish😂 (btw if i wrote anything the wrong way sorry- as I said english is not my main language, I’m 13)
this is worse that my german classes at school
Ah yes always drive hard
Im done at the hiccup word
Page 69~
Næmen ike, jeg viste aldri at du var svensk! (håper chat lærer seg mye svensk av deg!)
some words sound like dutch like rainbow :> cuz in dutch its regenboog :D kinda funny