Common Swedish Animals · Slow Swedish with Subtitles

[SWEDISH & ENGLISH SUBS & GLOSSARY AVAILABLE]
Subtitles (CC): bit.ly/Animals_Subs
Glossary: bit.ly/Animals_Glossary
Do you know all your Swedish animals already? Hmm okay, this might not be the video for you. But if you don't then you have come to the right place! There are of course more animals in Sweden but these are some of the most common. Did you know that the Swedish word for bat is fladdermus? Directly translated it means flapping mouse. Hehe!
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I thought I would start adding some keywords from the videos to a document, so you guys can practice those a little extra! You'll find the glossary for this video in the link below!
bit.ly/Animals_Glossary
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It makes me really very happy that the Swedish word for bat is flutter mouse

[@charleslavin3872]

don't forget the shield toad! (turtle)

[@EricaGamet]

Just like in German (and the opera) Die Fledermaus! Bats are my favorite animal, but it's no wonder people think they are rodents 😭

[@al_wombat]

And I finally realized why in German we say „Fledermaus“, „fledern“ probably being an older form for saying „flattern“ - „to bat one‘s wings“.

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Jag är glad det jag kan förstor nästan 96% av den här video! Tack, Katrin! :)

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Kat, I spent the last year learning Swedish using Duolingo and finished the tree a month ago. As you know, because you’ve mentioned learning German on Duolingo, it is difficult to hear the pronunciation on Duo and it is especially important in Swedish and Norwegian because they are both pitch languages. I had no idea about the pitch or the prosody of Swedish words and sentences from Duolingo. I’m not being negative about Duo, I learned so much from that App. On your Slow Swedish vlogs, I can understand 99% of what you say, but I’m learning the correct pronunciation too. So a huge thank you for these videos. They are the best! I am working through all your vlogs because I discovered you by accident only three days ago and I’m completely captivated by them. They are all interesting, useful, and different. I especially appreciated the time you spent regarding the difficult SJ (TJ etc. combinations) sound and wonder if I’ll ever be able to say sjö like a Swedish person. I can make the k sound ok, but can’t combine it with the following vowel sound properly. My biggest wish, however, is to be able to say the letter “i” the way Swedes do. Please could you help us? I know I am not alone. I have tried moving my tongue to various positions, but if I can make the i sound similar to yours, I find it impossible to combine it with a consonant. The words “bil” or “bli” (as examples) sound totally different when I say them (British here) from when a Swedish person says them. Hjälp! Tack så mycket för alla dina underbara vloggar.

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I’m a native English speaker, but being from Canada, I can speak french pretty well so I noticed right away the similarities between the pronunciation of squirrel in Swedish and in french. In french, a squirrel is un écureuil (surprisingly close pronunciation to Swedish). Thank you for his video!! I love learning Swedish!!

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In Sweden i learned that a surprising number of swedish words are french or derived from french ...

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I learned that skoldpaddor are turtles. Is the name for a tortoise the same as for turtles? Also, anyone else have difficulty with the sk-, kj- k- sounds in Swedish? Sometimes a k sound sounds like an english k sound. Sometimes it sounds like a sh-sound and sometimes a sound that sounds like a breath. Very difficult to keep in mind.

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0:47 I can't make that sound with my tongue to pronounce fox in Swedish. Is there any way around this and if not is it a huge deal not to be able to make that sound with your tongue

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Wait so there is no clear difference between turtle and tortoise in swedish? Now I have seen both named sköldpadda

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👍

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Disappointed that you didn't go with "Får får får" as your example sentence.

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