How to sound more Swedish - Swedish pitch accent and more

[@eliotsalgado9908]

Swedish accent is by far the most beautiful accent I’ve ever heard in my entire life!

[@dettenavn7652]

You have just been banned from Norway and Denmark

[@kamalqadr5427]

I'd be very happy if you accepted my friendship😍

[@foggygreek]

I second that!

[@jiros00]

I speak Norwegian fluently and understand 95% of Swedish. I am fascinated with the differences. Swedish vowels are different. And the intonation and rhythm are different. I now understand why Norwegians sound deliriously happy to the Swedish ear. Anyway thanks for the upload. God Jul!!

[@origamichik3n]

Sometimes i think that Swedish language is specifically designed to confuse anyone who tries to learn it. For-för or ar-är confusion pales in comparison to awkwardness that mixing up kissa and kyssa can cause.

[@DavidBlaisdell]

Brilliantly made both informative and entertaining.

[@zenit0]

As a German student who has been learning Swedish for the past four years, the language is rather easy. But it took me so long to get the right singsang and rolling the r. But after so long, I don't sound so stupid anymore😃

[@mickeyvd1979]

I'm from Germany, too and I am fluent in both German and Dutch. I also learned Swedish very easily because it's just a mixture of Dutch, German and English almost all the time😂

[@isleifoterogarcia4478]

After visit a recent open IKEA store in a country that speaks only Spanish (I never imagine something like this happened, in my life) what a great opportunities to get in touch with Swedish, but learning German somehow helped me in, if not spoken here, at least have some help in understanding the Swedish language. Is interesting that IKEA became the best ambassador to Sweden I ever know of and I liked it. Great store and interesting language.

[@EilaCs]

How did you do it, if you don't mind me asking? I'm honestly really struggling with it & would appreciate any tips! Even after watching all those videos, I'm still having a hard time..

[@mariakaraiskou3291]

A great revision of all the crucial pronunciation aspects! Oh, i cannot press the like button a hundred times so as to get the 500 likes you want in order for you to make a part ii . We need it though and we need it desperately. Thank you so much!!!

[@FunSwedish]

Thank you a lot!! We will make it for you!!

[@christopherteckyong]

Having so many vowels is mind blowing. I love languages.

[@FunSwedish]

Haha, we agree! If you love langauges, and in particular Swedish, then maybe you should join our Swedish courses :) Pre-recorded courses: funswedish.teachable.com/courses/ Live-Zoom courses (starting very soon!) : elansutbildning.com/ Courses for companies: elansutbildning.com/companies/

[@musinguziwilfred]

Great teacher

[@FunSwedish]

Tack!

[@moonsaer]

also love your editing and the little notes :D

[@FunSwedish]

Thank you!

[@AndreinaDaza-w2g]

Thumbs up for part two! I always mess up the pitch accent... Didn't even know that this is what it's called, but now I can name my problem :D

[@FunSwedish]

😁😁 (giving names to problems is a great step to solving it)

[@Komatik_]

Lära sig finlandssvenska uttal istället ;)

[@SeikoMatsumoto]

The video I would have needed years ago! It's perfect, tusen tack ❤

[@therealazure9633]

I enjoyed your tutorial very much!!! The graphics were entertaining and you speak with a cadence that keeps me listening. Thank you!

[@audreyang6173]

so hilarious! i keep laughing and my sisters they cant stop laughing at me when i practicing those vowels hahahhahahahaa

[@kamalqadr5427]

I'd be very happy if you accepted my friendship🥰

[@plinkysplodge6128]

Great explanations. I had not heard it this way before and now I understand better. Thanks!

[@samio5896]

Tack @fun Swedish for your great job

[@FunSwedish]

Tack! 😊

[@tessjohansson77]

Tack så mycket ❤

[@IeuroI]

the swedish chef at the end killed me. i wasnt expecting that 😂

[@Gilysbay]

tack for the heads up on the vowel confusion examples and just a case of learning them by heart and using mindfulness to get right pronunciation in conversations😎

[@curtpiazza1688]

😂 Love the background video illustrations! ❤

[@FunSwedish]

Thank you ❤

[@jacksonamaral329]

I enjoyed this summary. I guess now I can start reading swedish.

[@betsyosuna1193]

"Swedish is perhaps not as crazy as French" 😂 The exact reason why I don't like it. Tack så mycket för videon, Daniella. Du är en underbar lärare och jag älskar dina videos. 💕

[@FunSwedish]

Tack till dig för din fina kommentar (och vad bra du skriver på svenska!) 💕

[@betsyosuna1193]

@@FunSwedish Jag pluggar svenska nästan varje dag och tittar även på kanal videos, me encantan y me han ayudado muchísimo. Hälsingar från Mexiko!🥰

[@stormmaster108]

Yeah, I used to be fluent in French when I was 16, then it evaporated in just a couple of years due to lack of practice. It's just not *my* type of language. Swedish, on the other hand, feels so natural. Jag tycker att svenska är världens vackraste språk (jag hade lyssnat på alla europeiska språk). Så började jag att lära mig svenska i november 2022, och jag älskar det mycket ❤

[@mariemoulton6413]

My father is from the Göteborg and my mother is from Fjallbacka in Sweden. I grew up in America after immigrating as a child so I speak Swedish with a West Coast dialect and I don't want to lose that. I just need to learn proper grammar. Love your video's

[@FunSwedish]

So nice to hear that you have Swedish roots! I understand. The West Coast dialect is really nice. Glad you love our videos. If you ever would like to learn more Swedish with us check out our Swedish courses: Pre-recorded courses: elansutbildning.teachable.com/ Live-zoom courses: elansutbildning.com/courses/

[@dtvjho]

My brother did some research and told me that my father's side came from the Vänersborg area in 1920.

[@Anna-Gunilla1792]

Det här är jättekul även för en infödd svensk att titta på 😅! Kul bilder!

[@FunSwedish]

Vad fint att höra att du också kunde njuta av videon och bilderna trots att du redan kan svenska men det värmer. Tack!

[@Anna-Gunilla1792]

@@FunSwedish Tycker du gör det här jättebra på ett roligt sätt!

[@FunSwedish]

@@Anna-Gunilla1792 😍😍

[@Chelton6]

Jag älskar dig Daniella!

[@FunSwedish]

❤

[@theboyofmattia8]

i went to sweden not to long ago and it kinda sounded like flemish aka belgian dutch so we could understand some of the words had a great time definetely coming back

[@jacksonamaral329]

Now I enjoyed it.

[@lalaking7974]

VERY helpful video!

[@FunSwedish]

Happy to hear!

[@kamalqadr5427]

I'd be very happy if you accepted my friendship😍

[@jameslaylyn]

Tack ❤

[@Yohann_Rechter_De-Farge]

Merci beaucoup madame 🌹💐🌹

[@greenbeauties]

In italian we just have 5 vowels, very easy. I love Swedish, it sounds like Italian in terms of how musical it sounds ❤

[@FunSwedish]

Io adoro l'italiano. Sono d'accordo che a volte è simile allo svedese ❤

[@greenbeauties]

@@FunSwedish ciao Bella, mi fa piacere sentire che sei d’accordo 👍🏼 ❤️

[@giorgioagosto4741]

Ricordati che si abbiamo solo 5 vocali ma i suoni sono sette... anch'io amo lo svedese ho dovuto studiarlo perché all' università volevo studiare islandese e mi hanno detto che prima avrei dovuto studiare svedese perché è visto come una sorta di ponte tra le lingue scandinave...beh insomma alla fine mi sono dimenticato dell' islandese e ho fatto solo svedese 😂

[@moonsaer]

thank u! using ur videos to get back into swedish !!

[@FunSwedish]

👏👏👏

[@kamalqadr5427]

I'd be very happy if you accepted my friendship😍

[@khalgeorgi03]

Hej, Daniella! Jag har en fråga / Jag vill fråga dig - is there a difference between "Längtar efter" and "Saknar" - in the context of "I miss somebody"?

[@EmmaSees888]

I'm not Daniella, but I can tell you that "Jag längtar efter dig" would translate as "I long for you / I'm longing for you", whereas "Jag saknar dig" would be "I miss you". "Saknar" also has the meaning of "missing" such as in a context of a "chair missing a screw", or "stolen saknar en skruv". Therefore, "saknar" is literally "being without / missing". I hope I managed to clarify things for you.

[@FunSwedish]

I think @Emma Suprema gave you the perfect answer!!

[@khalgeorgi03]

Thanks, girls!

[@luffis1985]

Saknar refers to the past, längtar refers to the future.

[@salilsahani2721]

Tack :))

[@FunSwedish]

😊

[@ryanbrandt3374]

I’ve been practicing my Swedish accent can you tell?

[@dawntaylor5528]

I need to find the speed button on this and slow it down. It's good stuff but I'm not catching everything

[@ashimarampal7863]

Please make a video on how to frame sentences in swedish.

[@FunSwedish]

I think you are looking for this one 😁: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZDHiYOAlteomNk

[@thesansofallsans3118]

Thank you this is very helpfull video! I'm from Finland and i'm trying to learn swedish just so i can be hatefull towards every swedish person i meet with their own language

[@FunSwedish]

Hahaha, then you need to watch our videos about Swedish bad words. Have you seen them yet?

[@Edward-bn2vw]

I ❤ Daniella!

[@FunSwedish]

❤

[@Swedishviking1981]

You deserve a Nobel prize Daniella 😂🎉❤ You should be an SFI teacher! 😎👌💪👍

[@FunSwedish]

Wow, thank you so much ❤ We are planning to one day open an SFI school :)

[@Swedishviking1981]

@@FunSwedish Just teach as at ABF på Sveavägen! We all watch your videos and talk about how sweet, funny, and knowledgeable you are! Glad sommar 💐🌻

[@FunSwedish]

@@Swedishviking1981 we could show up some day 😁. What times / day do you do there?

[@Swedishviking1981]

@@FunSwedish Måndagar och Onsdagar from 17.30 to 20:00. 🤩

[@FunSwedish]

Cool! We will try to show up. What floor (våning) do you normally have the lessons?

[@co-jt6gd]

12:59 As if English isn’t any weirder. The pitch accent, it’s worth noting, is vaguely reminiscent of tonal languages like Vietnamese, Chinese, or Croatian. Also, the ä is more similar to English A, so it helps to visualize that when pronouncing it. By the way, isn’t ananas a loan word from Polish?

[@peacefulminimalist2028]

Pretty much the whole world calls it ananas, it's just english speaking countries that call it pineapple.

[@nazarostrovsky_]

ABBA approved 💯

[@fdm636]

The i is the most beautiful sound in the world

[@FunSwedish]

Haha, glad you think so :)

[@fdm636]

@@FunSwedish ♥️

[@thoughts.of.narysta]

Thanks for the very helpful and informative video!! I'm kind of confused about the sentence "Pastan äter människorna" though, because I would have assumed this to mean "The pasta is eating the people" (which doesn't make sense, of course 😂) because of the word order. Can the subject and object of a sentence simply be switched like that? How do you know which is which (in cases where it's less straightforward from context)? What are the rules for this? 🤔

[@victorpichuzhkin843]

Plus one, I am also curious about word order here

[@victorpichuzhkin843]

Maybe passive voice suffix is missing here?..

[@Vinterfrid]

Right - as a native Swede I don't understand the meaning of that example. No Swede would use a sentence like that, since it would be incomprehensible.

[@flingan7512]

Kan du göra en videon om Ide och Idé? :)

[@herrkulor3771]

Det ger mig många ideer, när jag ser dig skriva ord med stora bokstäver. Det är typiskt tyskt 😉. *video om videon inte existerar

[@flingan7512]

​​@@herrkulor3771 mmh visste jag faktiskt inte att det var typiskt tyskt hahe😊. Skriva är inte mitt bästa tuvär😂😊

[@PieterWigboldus]

Swedish has 9 vowels, but you know how to pronounce it by what is used, that makes it more easy to learn. In e.g. English it is more guess work.

[@lmiddleman]

I believe GRAVE, when referring to the accent, is a borrowed word, and pronounced GRAHV in English. And would you say the Swedish word REKLAM follows the grave accent? Seems like an exception to me. with stress heavily at the end.

[@KimyrTheKlanceShipper]

*Me purely being here so I can get an idea what a Swedish accent sounds like cause I have a headcanon that a character in a game I play is Swedish:* ‘Why do y’all have so many vowels’ 😭

[@MaoRatto]

9:53 Grave? E is useless here, as it is due to borrowing From French

[@user-7lf7w]

Honestly very interesting language to listen If it was more popular it would be as popular as Spanish for it's uniqueness

[@byailen]

vad se du? = vaserdu? (at least that's what i heard)

[@Bwubdle198]

I just thought i wanted to learn swedish since my family’s history is swedish but i’m already learning japanese

[@melchoraducal6613]

❤❤❤

[@FunSwedish]

❤❤❤

[@malubs01]

496, 4 more to go to 500

[@psyke05]

Im literally becoming Simon Henriksson

[@XEP-hz4gr]

nice swede at 3:30 is he from Morocco or from Libia districts of the Sweden?

[@LappelduVide013]

The "I" and "Y" vowels sound exactly the same to me, but you just make a different face when you say it 😅.

[@smievil]

jag ar, looks like jagar meaning hunting

[@karenmcgady7637]

To find syllables, put your hand under your chin. Every time the chin goes down, that's the end of one syllable

[@Alianger]

I'm in å of this video

[@jiros00]

I noticed Swedes pronounce Swedish like Swee. Dish. The D is an important event in the word. Not to be skipped.

[@bossx333]

13:14🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@muspelling]

"Swede suspicious of your nativeness" and I'm 100% suspicious of his.

[@drdstyr281]

Öl means die(imperative) in Turkish😅

[@FunSwedish]

Haha, oh no! 😅

[@fesimco4339]

12:58 Wow she looks just like Kristen Bell

[@NEbluefire]

I wish when you say numerous sounds that you would say the much more slowly with a longer period of time in between. Give the brain time to catch up with it.

[@thabitaboubetans1518]

Du glömmde ännu finlands svensk Dialekt 😉😅

[@karenmcgady7637]

Ok, so French rules of pronounciation are sim😊le because the vowels are always pronounced the same. It's just endings of words that are written but not pronounced that are challenges. Oh, and the cédille just keeps the "c" sound soft when it would otherwise be a hard "c", like in the word "français". Without the cédille, tgat "c" would be pronounced with a hard "k" sound

[@Citystateanonymate]

I came here to sound like Swedish Cher!!!

[@carlosclaragil3358]

Trixie Matall

[@L0oNSTER]

Nah.. I feel like I'll never learn how to pronounce I and Y, they are so difficult for me.. jesus.... XD

[@peacefulminimalist2028]

If you know some French then Y is pronounced almost the same way as "Rue" or even just a French U. Otherwise, practise in front of a mirror.

[@L0oNSTER]

@@peacefulminimalist2028 i don't think a mirror would help me cos i just don't understand the technic of doing it (making that sound)

[@peacefulminimalist2028]

@@L0oNSTER it is a tricky one. If you are about to say «You» in English you can keep saying that first sound and then move your lips without moving your tongue placement, but I know some people can’t hear the difference between I and Y.

[@L0oNSTER]

@@peacefulminimalist2028 okay.. now i'm just walking around talking to myself and the only word i say is 'you... you.. you....' xd thank you for help

[@peacefulminimalist2028]

@@L0oNSTER Funny 😂😂 just the first phonem Y - not the Ou. Good luck 🤞

[@Ouranorable]

I do not really hear or see the difference between your E and I T_T... I have a lot to learn...

[@dan74695]

Eg talar svensk med nordnorskt tonefall, som minner um dalmålstonefall lol

[@elias-frihet]

That's really the Stockholm dialect or even just some parts of Stockholm. That "i" sound sounds silly for most Swedes.

[@FunSwedish]

De flesta av våra elever / följare vill lära sig rikssvenska. Men du får hemskt gärna göra en egen video om hur man uttalar "i" på andra platser i Sverige :)

[@elias-frihet]

@@FunSwedish Det i:et är inte rikssvenska utan en viss stockholmsdialekt.

[@amerAsterix]

sounds like french speaking german with french dilect

[@ĐienTh-b8u]

Bên ấy xứ lạnh. VN xứ nóng . 2 nhà

[@gnostie]

Oh nonononononono... French is innocent, angelic simplicity itself compared to Swedish. I watched the video and wanted to go hide under the sofa. Or to put the video in the freezer, like Joey from Friends did with a scary book.

[@FunSwedish]

Haha, sorry! Maybe it depends on the person. But hope Swedish didn't scared you so much that you gave up learning it.

[@jasmine.q7105]

Just came here to remind myself how off Trixie is

[@Bumbblebeegiggles]

Why learning swedish is a pain 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫

[@philipproedig]

Pitch accent? unique in swedish? Don't think so....Have you ever been in Norway?...Thats the scandinavian country were pitch accent comes from....to distinguish norsk "uttale" from dansk "udtale" ...😮😮

[@FunSwedish]

Haha, that is true! Norway wins in the pitch accent competition!

[@ĐienTh-b8u]

Đã trắng rồi còn chi

[@sneakyblobfish]

Swedish is not that far from English like English is hard

[@BenKlaus-uf8ff]

Pejt kidat

[@meragil5349]

I'm Rassian ,Watch Видеть! Я россиянин! 😊

[@zuheyr1]

Thank you but a bit shower please

[@xxxShinee]

0:56 And I can't stop laugh. Sorry 😁😆😅

[@arieltineo7392]

Scandinavian people always say that it is a waste of time to try to learn their languages because they already speak English,so,why am I watching this?I have the impression that people from Scandinavia are not proud of themselves,they should be proud of their cultures and languages

[@FunSwedish]

You have been talking to the wrong kind of people.