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@ekeby_ponies5032

2 years ago

We are not crazy. It’s just our words!

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@eddegamer1090

1 year ago

The Swedish word “sjuksköterska” actually makes more sense than saying nurse as it basically means “caretaker of a sick person”

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@FredrikHaugen

5 months ago

Fil = row Fil = lane Fil = rasp Fil = processed sourmilk FÄr = may FÄr = sheep Far = father Far = travels "Far, fÄr fÄr fÄr? Nej min son, fÄr fÄr inte fÄr, fÄr fÄr lamm" "Father, does sheep get sheep? No my son, sheep doesn't get sheep, sheep gets lamb."

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@jonasm2317

2 years ago

"kock" = chef, (So Swedish chef is translated "Svensk kock") "slut" = final/ending(See google translation, we use this word for alot of things.)

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@Mortac

2 years ago

If you ever ride a Swedish train and they say next stop is "slutstation" then don't be alarmed, you have likely arrived at the right place. It basically translates to the train's final stop.

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@Jentao85

2 years ago

Dont forget: Fart = Speed

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@MarcusGPG

2 years ago

Well, kiss in swedish is pee. So ur equally crazy

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@idamarklund7719

2 years ago

Om du Àr svensk och lÀser detta sÄ vill jag sÀga hej ha en bra dag. And to the amarikans good luck reading tat :)

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@Joakim7471

1 year ago

"Ö" is actually the same word as English "I" in "Island". The old spelling was "Iegland", later "Iland", and in Middle English "Island". So "Island" and "Öland" actually are the same word (meaning "water-land"). Funny thing: "crazy" is borrowed from the Norse word "kras" meaning = something is really broken.

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@junk00

1 year ago

In first grade I used to say "fack" all the time lol

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@Sere1185

10 months ago

“Fart” means “SpeedđŸ€Ł

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@TheJonasbz

2 years ago

its not the fart thats kill, its the smÀll.... got it? Swinglish at its best :)

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@johnnorthtribe

2 years ago

You forgot "Å" which means "creek".

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@jonasfermefors

2 years ago

I would think it's only half of sjuksköterska that is crazy. The first part "sjuk" isn't that dissimilar to it's English equivalent "sick" (but most English speakers get very flustered by the Swedish whistling "sj" sound that isn't used in English). Sköterska is the word for care giver and I can see why that one is a weird word.

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@msCabins

10 months ago

"It's not the fart that kills you, it's the *smĂ€ll*" in a Swedish car accident đŸ€ŁđŸ˜

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@Sapphireia

2 years ago

You pronounced sjuksköterska really well tho 👏

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@corlineplayz2245

1 year ago

"U CALLED US CRAZY MA'AM?! TAKE SOME ❀KÖTTBULLAR❀ AND EAT UP!"

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@EltonHKS23

1 year ago

We're not crazy! For example, you are strange with your words!

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@thereselund9388

1 year ago

That is true! I talk swedish! Hej=Hi Hej dĂ„=Bye Tack=Thanks RĂ€tt=Right Ord=Words Kompis=Friend PojkvĂ€n=Boy friend Kille=Boy Tjej=Girl Söt=Cute Jag=i Gillar=Like Mat=Food Vatten=Water Pappa=Dad Mamma=Mom Hiss=Elevator Trappor=Stairs Leksaker=Toys Like for part 2! đŸ‘‡đŸŒ

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@Bjowolf2

2 months ago

The Swedish noun "ö" is actually the same as the "is-"part of "island, which was originally spelled "eå-lond" or "eow-land " in Old English. The s in "island" is a later influence from the French word "isle" or from Latin "insula".

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