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Learn how to give compliments in Swedish!
There is a difference between calling someone "Sött" (Sweet) and "Het" (Hot).
Which can be the difference between having a date with a Swedish girl or boy and getting blocked on Tinder.
So this alla hjĂ€rtans dag (Swedish for valentines day) learn the different forms of praise. And donât mix cute with good looking, sexy or handsome.
Views : 5,465
Genre: Education
Date of upload: Feb 1, 2023 ^^
Rating : 4.967 (3/358 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-01-21T23:36:55.149576Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Tack sĂ„ jĂ€ttemycketđ I always wonder how do swedes make the strong I sound. Especially at espresso house when the barista calls out loud an order for an Ice latte. The nasal part is the secret! Now I know. đđ»đ
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riktig useful. Yours videos help a lot ,
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Det var riktigt useful (don't know the Swedish word for usefulđ
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Tack sĂ„ mycket !đ
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Tack sĂ„ jĂ€ttemycket för din givande video đ
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Tack sÄ mycket !
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Tack :)
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Va braaa! Det Àr det vad jag ville! Tack snÀlla för ditt jobbat! =)
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Tack sÄ mycket
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đhej hej!
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Tack sĂ„ mycket. Jag har en frĂ„ga om "het". Is it only suitable for contexts like "hot person" and not for temperature? It's just that I had learned that Swedish has no separate word for "hot" (varmt vĂ€der, för varmt te). I find it pretty actually: Sweden is so nice and cool that there is no need for "hot" (spoiler: I hate hot weather) â€
So now seeing "het" I wonder in which contexts it can be used.
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Tusen tack!!
Jag har intrycket att "lÀcker" bara har att göra med extremt vÀlsmakande mat. Vad som gÀller?
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Has anyone bought their lessons? Considering buying it but itâs pretty expensive
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Hej ... lÀckerbit! :D
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First person to comment đ
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Some of these expressions are slightly stockholm centric and mainly used by women. Not how swedish is spoken throughout the country
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@a.m.7324
1 year ago
En av de bÀsta videorna du nÄgonsin gjort! Tack tack! <3
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