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@davidtanser

7 months ago

In a Swedish class a few years ago, we were talking about Christmas and Sweden. I mentioned “jĂ€vla geten” instead of “GĂ€vlebocken” much to the teachers amusement!!!! 😂

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@heethanthen

7 months ago

”Åh snygg bebis” FBI ÖPPNA DÖRREN!!

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@billruddock

7 months ago

I remember once trying to say "I'm full (have eaten enough)" and picked the words out literally: "Jag Àr full" (which would be taken to mean "I am drunk"). Or perhaps I was even foolish enough to pronounce it like "jag Àr ful" (ugly).

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@czecherst

7 months ago

I'm a native English speaker. I lived in Sweden as en exchange student in the 80s. It was my job to do the vaccuming in my Swedish host family's house every Friday. On one ocassion, I couldn't find the vacuum cleaner and so I asked my host mother where I could find the "damsugare" (lady sucker) instead of the "dammsugare" (dust sucker). ; )

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@Elizebeth206

7 months ago

I find this video verry funny. Especially when you tell the stories and you put the eues on the people. It makes their reactions priceless 😂😂 I don't realy have access to talking to swedes yet, Im still living in my home country but I plan to move to Sweden some day in the future. So I'm sure when that day comes I will also make tons of hilarious mistakes as we all make 😂

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@MartaR-kd8fr

7 months ago

I went to pick up my parcel and challenged myself to do this in Swedish. Before I left the house, my husband said: Remember: "hĂ€mta" is to "pick up" and "lĂ€mna" to leave. So while walking to the place I kept saying hĂ€mta-lĂ€mna, hĂ€mta-lĂ€mna, hĂ€mta-lĂ€mna... And as soon as I walked up to the cashier I said "Jag skulle vilja HÄMNA mitt packet" (so I said I wanted to AVENGE my parcel :)) The guy was quite surprised :D

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@portclaire

7 months ago

Not Swedish but I know you speak Spanish too, so I'll share this. When I was studying Spanish I wanted to say that I went for a run in the park, but instead of saying "Hoy he corrido en el parque" I said "Hoy me he corrido en el parque" because in my language you would say something like "Today I made myself running in the park" 🙊🙊🙊 everyone in class laughed at my sentence and from that day I've become fully aware of the use of "me" along with the verb "correr" hahaha 🙈🙈🙈

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@sdragoff

7 months ago

I personally call this time when you can't say a word "accumulation period" and from my point of view this is not only because you afraid of making mistakes. It's also about to be polite, so you don't want Swedish people to hear how you bad at Swedish) I still have the same filling speaking with native English speakers and this is why it's easy to speak English with my Swedish friends - sometimes we both speak Wronglish)

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@thegoat9533

7 months ago

oh wow! i didnt know you were Argentinian thats so cool!

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@casandraayodele

7 months ago

jag really enjoyed this video. Tack sÄ mycket.

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@giannislarch

7 months ago

I believe you're the best teacher of the world! 😀

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@pad9x

4 months ago

excellent video. funny and totally agree about mistakes

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@Yohann_Rechter_De-Farge

7 months ago

Tack đŸŒčđŸŒșđŸŒ·

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@wantaichong8262

7 months ago

Many thanks for making this video... Very useful indeed...

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@bil3jbuhl354

6 months ago

Super videos a great way to learn Swedish. And nice Black glasses 👓â˜ș

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@marytryfonidou

7 months ago

What a lovely video. Lets feel free to make any mistake we like! Never be afraid or emparassed😅😅 Kind of irrelevant but I 'd like to share that yesterday morning just before I wake up and while having my eyes closed , I found my self thinking ' förlĂ„t, ursĂ€kta', ' förlĂ„t, ursĂ€kta', ' förlĂ„t, ursĂ€kta'😂😂 lololololololol😂😂

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@asheimmortal

7 months ago

😂😂😂i thought we all learn the bad words first in any language

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@lee-anne2353

5 months ago

Do you have any idea how much I love Cinnabons?❀ I’d love to eat it there


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