A Swedish lesson on Swedish school & Germanic languages!

[@anne-liekeberloo9237]

The swedish word 'lärare' also looks like the Dutch word 'leraar'

[@tommyauback]

Youre so good

[@axelhofste2636]

i mean gymnasium is the highest level of hihg school education so i guess ur right in a way lol

[@afshinkd8650]

Hi Beautiful

[@geab.2182]

I love YOUR Swedish. I always thought that I love Swedish in general, but after having studied some Swedish I noticed that I like different accents to a different degree & yours I like especially :-)

[@SannaHaydon]

Thank you! 💕

[@laurie-anneecossetteee8631]

"Hey Sri "HAHA, love your braid :) have a nice day/evening/day!

[@SannaHaydon]

Thank you! Take care

[@isabaas9877]

Such a nice video! I really like the sound of your swedish (and swedish in general), so clear and happy and sing-song. Btw, in Dutch we also use the distinction between prov and tentamen. We use 'toets' for prov/test in Dutch high school and we use 'tentamen' for tentamen/exam, not so weird since Dutch is also a germanic language :)

[@HopedForLuck]

Lol. Couple days ago i and my friend from Swe(I'm from Russia) talked about that indo-european thing. Cuz we tried to understand why swe and rus have so many similar words. And now you are talking about the same thing ahhha. n1 coincidence

[@orenchase]

love the german braids

[@MichaelLantz]

What do you think of two women getting the Nobel Prize in Sweden for Chemistry? Emmanuelle Charpentier (France) and Jennifer A. Doudna (The United States of America) win 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry 'for the development of a method for genome editing

[@StMyles]

In America we call it a scholarship or government grants. Usually involves specific earmarked uses. Course,texts, and/or course cost. Some grants allow cost of living.

[@bluejade9973]

I'm pretty glad to learn swedish as someone who calls german his mothers tongue and not the other way around. Many words are so incredibly similar to standart german or (mostly northern) german dialects it's fascinating, but german grammar is so much more complex than the swedish in my oppinion. Jättbra video, hejdå^^

[@juliane9571]

I am german, learning swedish at university and I found some words surprisingly hard to pronounce. I am grateful, that some words or even expressions are really similar. Linguistic is so interessting. Love your swedish videos. 🥰 I'm studying to become a sjuksköterska. One of the hardest words in my opinion 😂🙈 Oh and by the way.. that thing with the gymnasium happend to me as well, when I tried to explain our school system to my hostfamily in the UK.. 😂😂🤦🏻‍♀️

[@SannaHaydon]

Thank you! 💕 Yes, sjuksköterska is a difficult word to pronounce... 😅 haha!

[@stevemiller4014]

Loved the topic! My week is off to a good start now that I've seen my Sanna video! Hope your week is a great one my beautiful far away friend! Im looking forward to your graduation video! You're going to be a great teacher!

[@Anyonia]

E vs Ä är riktigt Stockholmskt(men kanske mer äldre generationer och beroende på vilken del?) och Nynäshamns dialekt(min hemstad, äldre generationer mest ^^), stör mig något extremt när min mamma säger eta/keka istället för äta/käka och dylikt 😅

[@SannaHaydon]

Haha! 👏🏼

[@els1f]

The nasal Stockholm thing is crazy. I can recognize it even in the English accents of people from there 😁 The theatre classes are interesting! Is it something you still do, or was all the fun of it beaten out of you?🙃 Lycka till på universitet!😁

[@sallyolivia1519]

Hey I really love your Swedish lessons. My friend I will make a trip to Sweden soon! Greetings from Germany

[@mahmutesatkaya397]

7:02 hello iOS users.

[@abagpiperyoumetinmexico211]

har du besökt Jackson Crawfords på youtube? du ska gilla!!!

[@MiggeS]

Lärorikt 👌

[@SannaHaydon]

Vad kul! 😄

[@areyoufuckinright]

yessssssssss!