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5 Confusing SWEDISH words - EXPLAINED!
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Some Swedish words are easy to learn. But some Swedish are very confusing. These are 5 Swedish words used in every that confuse most Swedish learners. During this video we will answer questions like

What does “Ju” mean in Swedish? How do you use “ju” in Swedish?
What does the Swedish word “Nog” mean? How do you use “Nog” in Swedish?
How to pronounce “kanske” in Swedish? How do you use
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@sandracarolinekarinsdotter

1 year ago

I would say that the meaning of ”ju” is something like ”as you already know” or ”as we all know”. For instance, saying ”Vi ska repa pĂ„ torsdag” is like you’re telling a person something he/she didn’t know, while ”Vi ska ju repa pĂ„ torsdag” means that you’re presupposing the other person is aware of this. It’s like stating the obvious. It’s a really handy word which I actually miss in the English language.

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@keegiveel

1 year ago

In Estonian language we also have the "ju" word. It's written the same way and means the same thing as the Swedish "ju".

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@billruddock

1 year ago

"Ju" has another meaning when paired up with "desto". Again, it does not translate well word by word, but "ju ..., desto ..." works like "the ..., the ..." as in: Ju förr, desto bÀttre The sooner, the better

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@magnusengeseth5060

1 year ago

Phrases like "Vad fÄr det lov att vara" or "FÄr det lov att bjudas" are a holdover from a period in Swedish (from say 1800-1940 or so) when everybody were obsessed with titles, to the point that it would be horribly rude to address someone directly without using their title. Thus this passive phrasing was developed so that you could ask people questions without addressing them directly.

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@manuelbaur1796

1 year ago

"ju" stresses that you share or should share a common ground (as a linguistic term): Det regnar ju imorgon sÄ vi stannar hemma. -> You assume the other person knows or should know it is going to rain. Det Àr ju inte bra att röka -> You assume the other person knows it is not good to smoke (widely spread common ground) Det var ju roligt (your example) -> You assume the other person shares your view of that fun activity/event. That is the core principle of [ju] vs [ja]. [Ja] is affirmation/confirmation

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@SkyCloudSilence

1 year ago

I think a Russian equivalent to ju could be 'жД'. Pronunciation of this Russian word is something like 'zhe'. (Like the French 'je'.) I wonder if there could potentially be a common etymological ancestor? Hmmm.

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@ahafeezs

3 months ago

Alhamdulillah, tack och lov!

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@awegvvm-productions

1 year ago

Svenska Ă€r ett svĂ„rt sprĂ„k men du förklarar allt bra👍🙏

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@beorlingo

1 year ago

In Finland Swedish 'nog' means enough. And it could be used that way in standard Swedish too. "I've had enough" - jag har fÄtt nog.

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@johnnorthtribe

1 year ago

There are actually 3 different way to pronounce "kanske". There are dialect-variants that pronounce the ch-sound somewhere between those two you mentioned. I have heard this way of pronouncing ch-sound around middle-west side of Sweden around VĂ€rmland.

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@anjaknits

1 year ago

I was waiting for liksom haha

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@pnmoa4952

9 months ago

Thank you for this video! I'd like to know about the word "vĂ€l" also😌

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@Farlig1

1 year ago

You are so good at explaining... I couldn't figure out how to explain the use of "ju/nog" to someone, so I clicked on this video, and you made it really clear and easy to understand... wow, good job :)

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@DouweBuruma

1 year ago

Jag har lĂ€nge undrat vad ordet ”lov” egentligen betyder. Tack sĂ„ jĂ€ttemycket 🙏

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@user-ik5mn8qv5z

1 year ago

Det var roligt ju becomes it was kinda fun!

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@milakalac

1 year ago

Very helpful and my favorite Swedish learning Chanel ❀

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@chysiek4528

1 year ago

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@SkyCloudSilence

1 year ago

Hey, I appreciate you guys! I'm not skipping the ads :) Thanks for your content!

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@stormmaster108

9 months ago

Tack sĂ„ mycket, det var ju mycket intressant! I had been wondering about how to put emphasis in Swedish because word order is rather strict, so some of the English ways (like changed word order) may be unavailable. Kanske... I have been saying "shan-ske" for some reason, the exact opposite! 😂

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@sonnythorelli5402

1 year ago

At the dancing floor, ”FĂ„r jag lov?”

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