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The Accent tag, my own version of it and I mix in some swedish, as requested by one of my lovely subscribers =)

[@loch70]

Im swedish and i sound like freaking Arnold Schwarzenegger when i speak english.

[@jmynster8277]

Danish = Arnold Schwarzenegger Swedish = Girlish

[@loch70]

j mynster Haha. What? That equation though. Danish equal girlish? Haha! Maybe you are right.

[@loch70]

j mynster I have no fucking clue what you are talking about, but you sounds pretty freindly. Peace danish little man.

[@jmynster8277]

loch70 sorry, it was my fault really - i fuck up my english often haha haha i have to stop reading my old post ytb post................

[@loch70]

j mynster Its okay! :)

[@dontbeaclown96]

I love Swedish and British accents. They sound so fancy.

[@JonathanRodriguez-hd2xp]

Me too 👍

[@armanijohnson4272]

Daniel Mejia and Brazilian accents

[@dankore6966]

You mean bi ish

[@funnyprism1428]

fuck "bri ish"

[@josefinelindstrom2357]

@@JonathanRodriguez-hd2xp Hahahah really????

[@christophersmith5485]

your accent is more proper than that of most americans. it's actually amazing.

[@xExplosionsofAwesome]

Most Swedes end up learning English from British teachers. So that's where that comes from.

[@LasseGrillemeistorn]

xExplosionsofAwesome We end up learning from british teachers that speak american...

[@bobbos6954]

xExplosionsofAwesome Most Swedes end uo learning Swedish from films, videogames and of course the almighty internet.

[@trifectafloatern2211]

Linus Dova Don't you mean English?

[@bobbos6954]

Of course. My bad. TrifectaFloatern

[@diegonesc]

no please! don't loose your lovely viking accent!

[@mattygreen6233]

lol vikings didnt speak like this cuz newsflash: they didnt speak english

[@evehellod9776]

Matty Green Pretty sure they didn't mean it literally

[@privatehobbydetective4561]

*lose lol

[@bethanalpha4544]

How can you b svedish if ur not a musslim?

[@WhosWazzle]

what?

[@SananSalar]

How can you be ignorant with demographic statistics online?

[@AmirethDAB]

*durum tisch!

[@nightcoreforfun5226]

the swedish people are not musslim.. lol

[@dynamitefly6126]

Hahahaha I understand what u mean xD! And yup im swedish

[@UNDEADHASRISEN]

I love your accent your such a beautiful woman :)

[@j4n6o]

The American accent has more than one accent if your being broad about it. But there's the eastern accent, western, and southern. And even then some states kinda have their own unique accent.

[@samisatlacc7736]

....AND the Midwest, the Chicago, the Louisiana/Cajun, the New Englander, the Upper Plains (which sounds very Scandinavian), Tex-Mex, Chicano, the Native, and... yeah.

[@addi5696]

my accent is boring as hell. im from CT. i have a ton of swedish blood and i would kill for a swedish accent.

[@williamhumphrey1084]

who gives a shit what you think?

[@mikaylawilliams1651]

Or you just don’t have an accent😛like mid Floridians. We are just in the middle.

[@XouZ88]

Grandfather = Farfar / Morfar Grandmother = Mormor / Morfar Grandparents = Morföräldrar / farföräldrar Father = Far Mother = Mor Parents = Föräldrar Fathers mother = Farmor Fathers father = Farfar Mothers mother = Mormor Mothers father = Morfar Simple as that ;D _________________________________ Far, får får får? Nej, får får lamm.

[@SiggyGaming]

lamm*

[@XouZ88]

SmerK Or: grandfather = morfar grandmother = mormor grandparents= morföräldrar They mean either of your parents side, not just one of them. I'm actually Swedish

[@MohammadKhan-ls9qw]

I thought mother in Swedish is ‘moder’

[@sectypie]

@@MohammadKhan-ls9qw There is more than one word for Mother: Mor, Moder, Mamma, Morsa and Father: Far, Fader, Pappa, Farsa

[@ingenide]

I just say “mamma” lol

[@jeremyguthart6966]

once i heard "husband" i turned the video off lol

[@NickAndTommyFight]

same lmao smh

[@joebarn123]

There is no mistaking that Stockholm accent:) Nice video.

[@1banryukyu]

I thought it was cute when she said H20 (water) vatten.

[@amberlynn9203]

You kinda look like Lucy Hale from Pretty Little Liars...

[@mohamadhlezzeik6311]

long story short, i`m here cause of pewdiepie

[@sel7547]

Same

[@MrFreshieG]

swedish people talk so fucking quiet...

[@lisamarie2698]

No. we are not

[@woulfisk]

Nope they dont, my sister screamed when She talked when She was little and still does and we in Sweden do talk loud but not screaming

[@StereoSpace]

Such a sweet, beautiful woman.

[@aflorbrant]

Du har jättebra engelska men det lät lixom inte naturligt, det lät lite påtvingat. Ska kolla dina andra videos :)

[@herrfriberger5]

Forgive me but: A carbonated *drink* is usually a _läsk_, or _läskedryck_. Carbonated *water* is usually _mineralvatten_, _buteljvatten_ or _sodavatten_, or just _soda_. The word *lawyer* would be _jurist_ (not necessarily an _advokat_). A concept like *gym shoes* can also be _gympaskor_, _gympadojor_, etc., depending on context. Also, the word *herb* is _ört_ (it is *herbs* that is _örter_), but now I'm going to far... ;) So, you are right, we have different dialects in Sweden, almost as diverse as in the UK. And the accents and dialect don't only differ geographically (I was born in Stockholm, and so were most of my grandparents parents), but also between generations, as is evident here. I'm at least twice your age ;-)

[@TheHonchoofAllSpearheads]

I

[@zhuhongyueamy5313]

The Honcho of All Spearheads I

[@jack-5699]

I like American, German, and Ukrainian girls

[@armanijohnson4272]

Brazilian women are rated to be the most beautiful women in the world

[@Zzzk23]

Her voice is so relaxing

[@cjdahlman2769]

The way she said pajamas

[@lifewitht4461]

Swedish sounds really hard!

[@russellthain2]

I learnt Swedish from the walrus in the Woody Woodpecker cartoon, he likes meatballs and is fat. :{=

[@cringeycrisp4416]

She sounds so American

[@XouZ88]

uhm.. no xD she sounds so Swedish! (I'm from Sweden as well)

[@peronkop]

Could be worse.

[@julietamartinez2182]

Sweden accents sound like that xD

[@XouZ88]

+peronkop Not really.

[@peronkop]

XouZ​ haven't you ever heard your parents or someone of that age speaking English?

[@bambambino23]

My god in heaven. You are the most beautiful woman that i have ever seen in my life. I truly mean that. Who are you!?!? Youre like an angel.

[@ahmedlangmusic8562]

you're gorgeous!!!

[@deanmoncaster]

You actually sounds Irish at times, not American, English or Aussie. :-\

[@AndreaMartinez-qh3bl]

Anybody swedish out there If you are Do you now who the Fooo Conspiracy is They are awesome!

[@gilbertnordhammar3677]

Andrea Martinez Oh no, the virus is spreading across the border!

[@besose123123]

Yes!😻

[@johnx9955]

I watch PewDiePie too many times, now I know Swedish

[@messi1686]

Im swedish boy at 15 years old When I play on my xbox 360 online games they always say that i sound exactly like an american and i speak fluently :))

[@B1OOD4NDBULL3TS]

I was in a gta European lobby and a lot of the Swedes sounded like Americans to me.

[@messi1686]

We are forced to talk english and to do presentation every week. I learnt speak fluent english on xbox live with friends :)

[@B1OOD4NDBULL3TS]

Feel free to add me on xbox live. My gamer tag is B1ood4ndbull3ts and I'm from Texas. I play gta v mostly and BF3.

[@messi1686]

Alright bro, im adding you tomorrow because its like 1am here in Sweden

[@B1OOD4NDBULL3TS]

I can go ahead and add you. It's 6pm here. :D about to play some gta heist.

[@blackfalcon1324]

Most people in countries such as sweden, denmark and other small countries learn alot of their english via television, which is mostly American. I met a Dane who was on vacation in England and he could have passed for a very awkward American. Though it does depend on which accent you are trying to mimic. For example the lady in this video sounds very australian/new zealandish.

[@jamesabraham1536]

You're so beautiful!

[@albynowyno]

My Great Grand Parents came from Sweden and Norway and I'm from Northern Montana. Never knew I had an accent until the California locals told me I sounded like a cross between a hillbilly and a Native American. Point is I never really thought about the numerous accents Americans have!

[@EthanTheRaccy]

0:11 OH SHIT!

[@CalebMeadetman2015]

You're so pretty! Also, I want to say that I love Sweden! I have a Swedish flag on my wall.

[@squidsaj1302]

Woter sheep

[@TimothyOBrien1958]

I met Gunnel here, in the US, and went back with her., I'm from Ireland originally.

[@withlove1887]

Such a beautiful girl ! I was looking into her amazing eyes... heart was pounding... And as I bent on my knee on the verge of shooting my cupid arrow, I heard her say, 'I'm married...' and I tied my shoe-laces. :p

[@stoffe77]

She has a mild Swedish/English accent. Im Swedish/English and based on my own perspektive her English belongs to the better part of English speaking Sweds. As some of you say, majority of Sweds speak very good English. Accents in Sweden is also very very different. It's like that everywere, but maybe not easy for others to hear.

[@ShoutsWillEcho1]

Tycker det låter tillgjort och lite löjligt om jag pratar utan accent.

[@4dianasaur]

Actually, swedish grammar is pretty straightforward and similar to english. There are some different things, but honestly it's not too hard for an english speaker. They're both germanic languages so swedish isn't that hard grammar wise for an english speaker. I've been studying swedish.

[@countrywild434]

I love it. vatn I wonder how many words are the same from Norwegian, Icelandic, and Swedish

[@YipYip1985]

Danish and Norwegian are very similar in writing, but pronounced somewhat different. Swedish is similar in many words but far from all, and pronounced in a third way. Not all Swedes understand Danish and Norwegian. Icelandic is not as similar. and most importantly they don´t incorporate loan words. They make up new Icelandic words. Some words you can sort of guess what they mean but in just as many cases you have no idea at all.

[@countrywild434]

not sure if to take this comment as an insult or just informative hahaha :)

[@getlucky3469]

Linus Andersson 95% of the Swedes and Norwegians can understand eatch other. Danish is also not to hard especially in text form and in southern Sweden.

[@YipYip1985]

GetLucky I have to disagree. 95% of Swedes would definitely not understand a Norwegian speaking as he would with other Norwegians. I don´t know where you are from but in my experience Norwegians can speak a bit simpler with Swedes so that they get it. I have relatives in Norway and when they speak, I´d guess about 10% of Swedes get it. But yes in written form it is much easier to understand.

[@YipYip1985]

knight runner Take everything as an insult, that´s what I do. Get´s the blood pumping ;)

[@ahiyaC]

*Only my comment are new here, and all are old* 😳

[@ClaytonBigsby89]

Pretty sure she is from a wealthy family because she seems well trained in the English language almost as if a private tutor helped her. Wasn't sure if she was saying coach or couch on the last word?

[@my5sisters]

In Sweden we are taught English from a very young age, until we finnish High School. We also never dub movies and teenagers are surrounded by the English language constantly, so I would say that she is pretty averrage in her English skills:) not saying she is bad, cause she isn't, but most people are that good here:) I don't want this to sound like bragging, but Swedes are generally some of the best in the world at speaking English as their second language:) (btw, I'm dyslectic so if there are any mis spellings...^^)

[@jmynster8277]

She is the next Queen of Sweden. just look at the end of the video, and you know. Happy New Year

[@my5sisters]

looked it through again, but I'm not entirely sure of what you want me to notice:P

[@jmynster8277]

my5sisters the way she winks with her hand. her mimic, but she is still practicing i guess.

[@jmynster8277]

no offence, but i think its because your not of royal blood you need a small portion to recognize:)

[@Anna-fj7pc]

I dont think sweden has just one type of accent..we don't say things in a speciall way that can relate to all parts of sweden. I'm from the north sweden (well, pretty much in the middle but i count my part to be north) and i can't relate to how the people in like Malmö speaks, at all. I may be wrong, but i just wanted to say it :3

[@DrZpook]

If American is one accent, English is another and English English is yet another, then I wonder what the difference between English and English English is.

[@katherine5279]

English - living in England English English - really posh person living in England

[@swaggiorange6520]

Kingsman :D eggzie: english harry: english english

[@edgarallanpug2566]

+Lazy Pugz So basically it's,English- Common and, English- Oh look at me I'm better than the rest of you commoners

[@aretlev]

In the United States, people typically love accents, assuming what you're saying is reasonably understandable. Accents = diversity and flavor. :)

[@mmaz109]

What's the difference between accent and dialect?

[@herrfriberger5]

+panda in the city That's not very well defined. It differs somewhat between everyday usage and how linguists use the term, and also somewhat between countries. But most would probably say that accents is mainly about how you pronounce words and phrases, while a dialect usually also implies some differing vocabulary or syntax/semantics (from the official branch of a language).

[@kkkaimv5852]

+Sven Ekeberg This ^^^ Accents are just how you pronounce things, but dialects are kind of like spin-off languages. For example, British english and American English are dialects. This means that they change their sentence structure and spelling as well. Aluminum = Aluminium. It's alright to say "She went to hospital" instead of "She went to _the_ hospital" and words that end in er in english might end in re in british english. Center; Centre, Specter; Spectre. British and American are very similar when compared to other dialects of other languages however. A good example of extremely diverse dialects is languages found in China. Often enough, the difference between Mandarin dialect and other dialects can be so huge that even the most simple words are spelled and pronounced entirely differently. The mandarin 老师 [Lao shi] in Fuzhou dialect is [Sin nan].

[@sadmemeboi]

"do people English in Sweden?" lol what

[@MichaelPhillipsatGreyOwlStudio]

Her English is so perfect I don't think I really got a good idea of what a Swedish accent sounds like, but that's not a bad thing.

[@EmSau89]

Her english isn't that good and she sounds a bit stiff.. One sentence takes forever and theres no flow. Im not a 100% swede but a lot of my friends are and their english is flawless and frankly much better than hers. My point being, swedes are much better at english than this.

[@RavenCorvinus]

How good one is in the English language varies between everything from regional culture and generation. I've met a whole lot of friends whom had horrible English accents and then I've also met people with perfect accents. So speaking from my personal experience Swedish people are really good at English. But not always fluently perfect. I would probably say something like 30% have a decent American accent in their English speach. Though i can only speak for my friends. And this video she is very obviously trying to over pronounce the words to get them as correct as she knows them. Which in turn slows down the whole process.

[@ItsJohannaaa]

that's a typical problem for us, it often sounds "stiff" since the flow isn't the same in both languages. Or we try to "over-pronounce" it which prevents it from having the same flow. But of course how good you are at a language varies from person to person. Some, like me, have practiced from a very young age and speak english frequently which makes it a lot easier. Others just... aren't that good.

[@0Sarenity0]

Who the fuck cares?

[@RavenCorvinus]

you obviously care enough to watch the video, and to actually throw out a reply in the comment section. Don't understand your self-imposed indifference.

[@stuffedsheepshead]

Are you joking?

[@BlckCloud73]

THIS is a Swedish accent?!? I could listen to this all day! Would you please come be a fire dispatcher...?

[@mathildalindberg6014]

Nah then you havent met a real swede

[@miroo3390]

Yeey! Swedish poweeer!!! (Ja jag är svensk)

[@beaglefrogs4714]

Jaaaaaa🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@grotesquehag2416]

Miroo jag meeeeed

[@avedic]

Good lord almighty, did you know you're the most beautiful girl on the interwebs? Because, you are. Just thought you might want to know that. Man....I'm in love. o__o

[@liviaaa3774]

that's a stockholm accent like her accent when she speaks english she has the stockholm accent and also when she speaks swedish its obvious she's from stockholm lol i feel so at home watching this video

[@samisatlacc7736]

Really? I thought she said she was from another part of Sweden (with its own accent and dialect) and only presently lives in Stockholm; can an accent take over that quick in Sweden?

[@privatehobbydetective4561]

That ain't a Stockholm accent - it's got a tinge of (Swedish) West Coast(?) or nearby(??)

[@kinardak]

Accents are wonderful!! But I always wonder why others who have accents do not think so. It's as if they feel their own language or accent is foul. I love the way language sounds in different places. Language was NOT meant to sound the same. Hence the reason why I featured a woman with an accent in one of my episodes. See it here > vimeo.com/116931215

[@GrilladYnox]

"ENGLISH ENGLISH" HAHAHAHHAHAAH ORKAR INTE

[@loongal]

After 7 years, I wonder how old are you XD

[@StereoSpace]

What a beautiful, adorable, sexy woman.

[@qutub6998]

Bunny Rabbit Teeth 😀

[@spiceytaco95]

I remember having a foreign exchange student friend in high school and i loved her accent it was something i never got bored of hah

[@TeaganIvy]

My Dad spoke low German and Japanese, (from WWII) Mom spoke hi German, being Catholic and attending Catholic school I spoke and sang Latin and at best could only draw my name in English I could read it but writing was difficult. Growing up in the Cherokee Strip I picked up a lot of native American words. In getting someone's attention for a phone call It would be normal for me to give sign language (pinky to mouth fingers curled and thumb to ear) and say Ding-wahh.(Japanese) Mix all this up with a southern accent. hmm:):):) Gotta luvit!!

[@Nero0]

British English, not English English.

[@Peter_1986]

I am from Sweden as well, and I would just like to point out that the Swedish word for "herb" is just "ört". "Örter" is the plural form, and translates as "herbs".

[@benjaminkatz2444]

you sound like the swedish chef from the muppets show by the way you're hot! embrace it

[@zargoth666]

Obviously you know English well but there's one thing that took me a very long time to figure out. The "j" in English is not like the "j" in Swedish. "Pyjama" = 'Pydjama' not 'Py-yama' if that makes sense? Oh, I'm a Swede too =)

[@Mathewteen20]

something something among them in the different groups of people happening in Sweden at the moment, A lot of videos from sweden are talking about speaking english with an accent, Who cares about that! bcoz you r speaking Swedish and english as a bilingual, Why judge bcoz someone else did not speak fluently American and British Accent Poor vs Rich or ??? Guys! look at me now, I cant even make a good sentences in English Lol but she speaks fluently.. ugh

[@distanceofastorm5703]

:0 amazing! i plan on going to sweden XD

[@Elora445]

You made a minor mistake: Herb is ört, not örter. Ört is singular and örter plural. So herbs is örter. :) I also agree with what Sven Ekeberg said about carbonated drinks. (P.S. I also translate lawyer as advokat, but really, both are correct. DS.)

[@Pipes570]

It's kinda like here in Canada where there is two different types of French, you have "Quebec French", and in the Maritime Provinces where my family is from you have "Acadian French", which is basically 17th Century french.

[@joemanu96]

Very strange, your accent for me is dipping a lot into a Dublin, Ireland accent, cause the with your T's it sounds like 'Tsh', and some of your R's are sounding like AR's. nothing wrong with that tho, Dublin accent is nice and I can tell you do have a Swedish accent.

[@VeryMediocre]

Oh, cool! :D "Gnälla" is more like "whine". It's really hard to explain ^^

[@alisongold9448]

I'm pretty confused cause I say a lot of words weird but no one else from my town talks like me. It seems to be that i struggle with the "yoo" sound in words like February, regular, and calculator. I say them like "feb-ah-wary" "reg-ah-lar" and "cal-ca-later"

[@helgrindr9343]

I'm swedish aswell. I think it's horrible to speak english. Why? Because of our accent. Especially when it's really really really swedish, mostly common amongst older people. When I get nervous I lose all the words and my accent becomes even worse. I wonder what americans for example think about our accent, do you find it as ugly as I do? Other accents like italian, greek, polish, russian or others is not something that I have a problem with. Just swedish and maybe norwegian because we sound similar.

[@BlowNavy]

I find the Swedish accent super interesting and unique in English - probably my favourite.

[@tericlark7690]

+helgrindr I am american and i am pretty much fluent in swedish, and when i first met my swedish friends i thought their accent was really really awesome. I actually think it is very nice and I remember walking around my house with their accent because I liked it so much. So in other words, don't be ashamed of it and it is one of the more milder accents that i've heard (unless that is just because I am so accustomed to it, idk) :) and i can TOTALLY relate to your thing about losing all the words (but with swedish).. been there done that xD

[@brennolavigne2041]

+helgrindr I am brazilian myself and, when I got to the point of acquiring a minimum fluency in english, I was ashamed of my accent too. The more exposure I got to english-language material, though, such as films, TV shows, series, comic books, audiobooks etc.,I came to diminish the strength of my accent and this maturing process made me realize that it is okay to have a different accent from, let's say, americans or scots. If you can say the words clearly and pronounce in an undestandable way, it is fine, because that's what comunication is all about: understanding.

[@vanloralight9534]

It happens to me as well. When I get really nervous I begin to forget what I was going to say and even forget simple words and also tend to slur words together really, really fast. I hate my accent, it makes me so insecure and makes me want to not speak to anyone in English:(

[@Evan-rp3xe]

+Vanlora Light Omg I adore the swedish accent please don't feel insecure you are so lucky

[@TheBighobby]

Amazing , I are can see that you trying hard to learn speaking swedish which is great because I need someone to speak to in English so that I can improve my skills in communication and I think we can help each other , and btw I'm a native arabic and french speaker :D I'm so eager to have a chat with you 

[@toby071]

Wow.you are so beautiful...

[@ronybcn007]

You have very polite nature ;)

[@Zzzk23]

Her voice is so relaxing

[@jbrothers221]

So i have a northern accent. southern accent. and speech impediment that apparently makes me sound British. All together. I am happy i didnt get much southern since i did live in the south the majority of my life.

[@TheWizter]

Well that's U.S in a nutshell, at least it's never too late to learn a language :3 Not only do we learn english in sweden, but in 7 th grade you get to choose between German, French and Spanish. You teach the language until 9th grade.

[@lazarusmagellan2367]

swedish accents are easy. svede from svedenlahnd.

[@RickDanner]

Agnetha Faltskog is the prettiest looking and sounding female in history

[@BigBadReality]

I've been to sweden for a month i didnt notice their accents ...u guys speaks english perfectly

[@ryan5ryan]

I would love to hear you do this again, without trying to erase so much of your natural accent! Accents are very cool. "Proper" English is boring to English speaking people, so most of us love accents a lot.

[@dicbomtoo7192]

...wowo....besides you spaking english so well done....you are so beautiful....im from Brazil and sweedish people are welcome...!!

[@mcmanus1806]

OMG i need a sweedish girlfriend, i love the accent! :)

[@CounterNerd]

Du är så söt! Fick mig att le under hela videon. Mycket bra förklarat för engelsmännen.

[@xethorias6319]

Jag håller många :P

[@liamrobertson2670]

Swedish is hard to listen to even though I know a lot of the words and grammar.

[@atidalmind680]

I just uploaded my own accent tag if anyone wants to check it out & guess where I'm from :)

[@janusssgregorius3785]

Swedish Accent Sounds beautiful Musical when girls women - sorry sw guys but LoL

[@StylishJedi]

😂😂😂 You are hilarious dear! Especially your HERB pronunciation 😂😂😂

[@ohmissladymam]

I have family from Sweden. I thank You for letting me hear what they may have sounded like

[@Abbedabb93]

pewdiepiee speaks really good english

[@Hyperuniverse1]

you're swedish though, so it's not surprising that you're far off with that. He mispronounces every other word and mumbles himself through most of what he says. He also uses an intentionally silly voice so he can mask his english and pretend he's being goofy all the time. His english is not "really good"... god damn

[@emiliej0hnsen]

For being a twentysomething years old man that has been learning english since primary school, and is talking english everyday his english is not that great

[@noahruel6271]

Shonaripa Most swedes speak quite good English, (especially compared to Americans speaking Spanish or any other foreign languages) and pewdiepie lives abroad (in an English speaking country) where he uses English all the time. I would also say that Scandinavians speak much better english than Americans do. (Not that accents have anything much to do with speaking a language well).

[@Hyperuniverse1]

Noah Ruel Hahaha, I live in Sweden, I've seen norwegians, swedes, finns and danes all my life. To say that they speak english better than americans is a COMPLETE exaggeration and/or lie. Ofcourse swedes speak better english than americans speak spanish, because ENGLISH IS THE COMMON ONE THAT'S SEEN AND HEARD EVERYWHERE! So you can't even begin to compare. Pewdie has only lived abroad briefly and his english still sucks. I don't mean just accent, I mean bad grammar, pronounciation and so forth. Every point you made is inaccurate and simplified.

[@steffi9533]

Tbh I really just came here because someone in discord said I sounded Swedish (Filipino)

[@mozouzakos]

You seem too young to be married, by the way. :P And you're so beautiful! Also, I love your accent so much!

[@lordaaron6332]

i had to look away to listen to the video... you couldn't concentrate looking at such a... anyway, i can hear any accent, it seems american.

[@jonashaglund]

That's probably because you're younger and possibly mostly relate exercise to gym class. I don't know if someone doing some other type of exercise would call it "gympadojjor" or "gympaskor" etc. Besides, "gympa" and "dojjor" is very informal, it's more of a slang than a proper word.

[@TheWizter]

I have green eyes and my hair colour is really dark brown/black ish... And im a swede o_o.

[@michael87jackson]

Swedish accent is beautiful in my opinion.

[@av9706]

I had an audition today and the casting director was like "You're from somewhere in Scandinavia right? Are you from Sweden?" And I was like "Hm..nope I'm actually half Italian and Half Scottish". Now I'm watching your video and I realize that this is how I speak English omg

[@Mrster]

I'm a Swede as well, well-versed in both English and Swedish since I was born. I'm telling you from experience that the further back you go, or rather, the older people you talk to, the likelihood of finding people speaking like her is going to be smaller.

[@TheBcoolGuy]

No, it's how they talk. There is no other accent, the accent in the 16th century wasn't even that different, our words were just longer and overdone. Check out the latest video on InteractiveSketch to hear what I sound like (I'm a Swede, but my accent is really British, I speak both languages equally with English being the first one I ever used.) and what Albin sounds like. (Your typical Swedish accent. There are a lot of accents, like the Scanian one which is really odd.