10 most COMMON Swedish words 🇸🇪 | Learn Swedish in a Fun Way!

This week are learning the 10 most common (and therefore most important) Swedish words.
If you ever heard about the "Pareto principle" or the 80-20 rule, this is what is all about. 80% of all conversations in Swedish can be done with only 20% of all the words.
Which means that there are a lot of Swedish words that are not that important when learning to speak Swedish. In this video we are counting down the 10 words that if you master, will improve your Swedish THE MOST.
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[@FunSwedish]

Happy you like it. We have done some videos about grammar before. Here is a playlist with some of our grammar videos kzbin.info/aero/PL-kA3rKkw2XWiDQp5sdBErUaH6FsJUyYT :)

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[@FunSwedish]

Oh thank you! We know that the "i" is very hard for many. We are doing a full video about the letter "i" that should be out this week. So stay tuned! :)

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She has a bit of Stockholm “i”, not to an extreme but some. I’d say you get close if you pronounce it as the English letter “e”. Like in “read” with Australian touch.

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Hej Osman! How exciting that you are coming to Sweden. Here you can find all kind of people just like anywhere in the world (people with prejudice and people with less). If you come with a positive mindset then normally things go well. Learning the language and showing interest in the culture is always apreciated amongst Swedes and it seems like you are already doing a good job there 🙂

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So you did not explain what För means exactly in the sentence: Jag kom till Sverige FöR fem år sen. I love your videos. What specifically does för mean in this sentence. Tack.

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At about 5:30 you start talking about -en/-ett nouns which is great because it *is* crazy making that there's no rhyme or reason about which is which, lol. My question is about how the -en/-ett "gender" structures the rest of a sentence, though. I can't think of good examples, but the gender of the noun changes other words, no? I'm sorry I'm so vague.

[@FunSwedish]

Yes it does change other words. The gender (and number) of the noun changes the gender of the adjectives. We are going to do a whole series of videos going deep into the topic of en and ett and how that works. So you would say "En grön tomat" (A green tomato). But "Ett grönT äpple" (A green apple). :D There is a better explanation here: instagram.com/p/B7YyXGrJD72/

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[@FunSwedish]

Thank you! Klar and färdig are sometimes interchangeable. More often than not I would say. We made a Instagram post a long time ago about it. You can read it more in detail here: instagram.com/p/B9W4mP0ppPZ/

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För is the front of a boat or ship

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About the "Det" word, when used as a subject it doesn't matter if we have ett or en words, it will always be "det"? I think this word deserves a whole video 😅. Extremely difficult for me 😅.

[@FunSwedish]

Great idea! We will for sure make a whole video going deeper into this one. As for your question, "det" is only for "ett" words. So there is also "den". But there is a special case that is very common for using it as a subject. That refers to something more abstract. Like.. the world or existence itself. Like when we say "It is raining". What is that "it" that is raining? The world? The sky? or in "It is 2 o clock". What is the it? The time zone? Existence itself? :P

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On 3:20 you pronounce "är" in an expected way, but on 3:24 "är" sounds differently, as if you are saying "er". Would it be OK in the second phrase to say "är" just like in the first phrase?

[@FunSwedish]

The "er" is the Stokholm accent 😊. Both forms are valid.

[@joemoon7947]

hello and thank you , but is there any way you can speek more slowly and repeat it in swedish slowly twice please ...

[@AxelQC]

There's a simple reason in English why we say "a" versus "an": we don't like the sound of two vowels together. A apple or a ocean just sounds awkward, so the "n" acts as a separator.

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I like your way in explanation but It's a little bit fast for me as a beginner with my first language is arabic so my brain switch twice first to English and second to Swedish that's why I need more time .

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did you try playing the video on 0.75x :)

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@@chickpeapeace thanks a lot I didn't know about that .

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That is a great tip! Thank you @chickpeace. Also, check out our first videos. Which are the ones that have most beginner content.

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front of ship? leading a troop`? being a male in a dancing coiuple

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You did not say what specifically För meant in the sentence I came to Sweeden 5 years ago.

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Och and Ock sounds alike but has two different menings

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For readers; forget about "ock"- that is an old word, we say "också " nowadays ( meaning also/ too)

[@veronicaluis6941]

Thanks for the video, but these words are boring and I'm curious, could you make a video about the most common nouns in Swedish?

[@FunSwedish]

Sure thing! Thanks for the idea!

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[@musicalmarion]

but why is it "på bio" ? You're IN the cinema not on it...

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Snälla, skulle ni kunna upprepa det??Men prata bara svenska utan engelska. Jag förstår inte det engelska från America.

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